Coaching change, spinning talent cast, roller coaster play since Daniel Jones arrived at the Giants for three years Only a few weathered storms. in front. One of the former quarterback teammates has spoken to support him in difficult situations as the important season arrives, not to mention the impending potential of a free agency.
"I'm honestly sick of Daniel," said Golden Tate, a former Giants receiver who played with Jones for two seasons.
"He was drafted by one restructuring organization, welcoming Pat Shurmur for a year and then Joe Judge for two years. Now another head coach and another. Reconstruction will be his fourth. Tate continuedto NJ Advanced Mediaon Wednesday. He Saquon [Barkley], I, [Kenny] Golladay, Sterling [Shepard] Didn't have – no one was on the field at the same time, and in addition he had [Jason] Garrett [as his offensive coordinator], which probably didn't help much.
Jones, who was ranked 6th in the 2019 NFL Draft, hasn't been in good shape in New York, with co-owner John Maraas much as January. I admitted a lot. The organization said, "Because he was here, I did everything I could to ruin this child."
Currently under the leadership of the new regime — General Manager Joe Schoen and Head Coach Brian Daboll Included — Despite declining the 5th year optionin April, 25-year-old Jones is ready to see what he can do in the coming months.
After signing a minor league contract with Port Angels Lefties of the West Coast League,Tate, who turned to baseball, allowed the Giants to "liberate" Jones on the field. I want Lead him to success.
"I'm looking forward to unleashing him," Tate said. "Get him out there and let him play the ball. He's a wise man. He's going to make a good decision. But to succeed you need to set him up. And this is what I do. I want them to get together because it's one of the things I know about DJs. He's ready. He's ready and does what you want him to do. But let him play the ball too. Let him play the ball. Give him the ball to the playmaker and let it go. "
Tate expressed similar feelings earlier this month when speaking in support of Jones on the NFL network.
"I love DJs and I think he has all the tools to succeed for a long time," Tate said for every CBS Sports. "He's tough like a nail, he can throw anything, he can run. As we know, he's very, very smart. I need them to unleash him. I think there's a guy. When I was there, I felt like we were involved trying to tell him what decision to make, rather than letting him play the ball.
Prior to landing in the Giants in 2010, Tate played for the Eagles, Lions and Seahawks and won the Super Bowl in 2014.
