MONDAY MORNING QUARTERBACK

Well... is he?

 

No

 

Brady
Rogers
Herbert
Wilson
Mahomes
Burrows
Allen
Prescott
Stafford
Ryan
All are better than Jackson and that is ten.

 

I guess you need to set the parameters. Are you talking QB skills or just anyone that plays the position and overall impact?

 

If Watson ever gets on the field that would make 11

 

Waiting........................................................................................................

 

The problem with Jackson is he is great against crappie teams. Crappie teams don’t make the playoffs. Against good teams he becomes more human, and commits a lot of turn overs

 

His record against the Steelers tells you all you need to know about him.
He’s 2-3 against them.
He’s 1-2 against Burrow

 

I hadnt dissected it in my mind too much, but I was looking at it from a simple stand-point like over-all success or W's.

 

Thats not bad tho... so I dont see your point to be honest.

 

WHAT? NO KIRK COUSINS?!?!?!

 

Freddie Kitchens: Giants have Daniel Jones in best situation he’s had in quite some time



One theme of the Giants offseason has been expressions of regret from the Giants about the position they’ve put quarterback Daniel Jones in during his first three seasons with the team and one coach who was part of the atmosphere around Jones during that time believes the team has taken a step in the right direction.

Freddie Kitchens closed out last season as the team’s offensive coordinator after Jason Garrett was fired and he spent the last two seasons with the Giants, so he’s gotten a chance to see a lot of Jones. During an appearance on SiriusXM NFL Radio, Kitchens shared his belief that Jones “began to understand” that he has to limit some risks he takes in order to stay health, but that his ability to run is “definitely a weapon” that the team needs to take advantage of in the future.


Kitchens also said he thinks that hiring head coach Brian Daboll’s arrival gives Jones his best chance to be the player the Giants hoped he’d be when they drafted him in the first round in 2019.

“I know the new management there has done a tremendous job,” Kitchens said, via Big Blue View. “Brian’s going to do a helluva job coaching ’em, so I think they’ve got the best situation that Daniel’s had in quite some time to get the best out of him. If the best that he can give them is what they want to see then of course they’ll give him the contract. If not, they’ll move on. It’s as simple as that.”

Daboll might be Jones’ best chance to succeed with the Giants, but he definitely represents Jones’ last chance with the team and that will be the biggest storyline of the 2022 season for the NFC East club.

PFT

 

I’m trying to be kind. I think there are a couple of more, but rr#4 might have an aneurysm.

 

W’s should translate into championships, Jackson looks like he needs an interpreter.

 

@Willie, I love you like a brother - but - this take is a tad bit myopic.

It's almost as bad as declaring who's the GOAT based on Super Bowl rings. There are 52 other players on a team's roster that would probably agree with me.

 

Someone needs to take Lamar's electronics away from him. He's negotiating a 200M dollar contract right now.

 

It goes beyond the Steelers and the Bengals. He was playing average football before the injury last year and teams are starting to understand against the Ravens you stop the run at all costs. Take away the tight end. Make Lamar beat you other ways.

 

So Tom Brady ISN'T the GOAT?

 

Thats the nicest fucking thing anyone on this site has ever said to me, lol.

I understand... sorta. But I was thinking specific position. Its all a team thing, i agree and get that, but just thinking of current QB's as they stand at this moment, but i see where your coming from.

 

Satan is the goat...