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While Mike Kafka has yet to see Daniel Jones perform in a game situation, the New York Giants' first-year offensive coordinator has seen so far from a fourth-year quarterback. I love how you came.
"I think Daniel is doing a great job," Kafka said Monday. “He works. I love where I am.”
The Giants begin their three-game preseason slate against the New England Patriots on Thursday. It will be the first time Jones, Kafka and new head coach Brian Dabor have played together.
Kafka spent the past five years at Kansas City, Andy. . He was charged with calling a play during training camp, but it remains to be seen if the role will last into the season. It's a thing.
"I see this as an opportunity," he said. "It's an opportunity not only for myself but also for the players. Everyone there, they, you know, everyone there builds a team, shows what they can do, builds their own role.
"So I go out there and do my best, put them in the best position to succeed, and let them succeed." I want to show what I can do.”
Whether it's Davor or Kafka, Jones needs to put together a consistent season in his contract year for the Giants' offense to succeed. there is.
Jones learns a new offense and is a leader in every offensive field he is looking to speed up for the season opener on Sept. 11 with the Tennessee Titans. is entrusted with
"From the last few weeks he's been 10 days and I think the communication has really gotten a lot better," Kafka said, particularly of Jones' communication with the receiver. "In the boardroom, they're getting more and more vocal.
"Not just the quarterbacks, but the receivers were like, 'Hey, Daniel. If you — I've seen it this way. Daniel said, "I think you should hit like this or show this body language."
Not just receivers and quarterbacks, but O-lines. Everyone has to be on the same page.
– Field Level Media
