New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll expressed a continued confidence in quarterback Daniel Jones earlier this week. The only difference he’d like to see, Daboll said, is Jones approaching the game more aggressively.
“These first three-and-a-half weeks I’ve been around him [since the offseason program began], I’ve been impressed with his work ethic, his leadership when he’s with the guys,” Daboll said on WFAN Radio’s Tiki and Tierney podcast. “He does a good job in the huddle. I want him to be himself, too. I want him to not be afraid of consequences and pull the trigger and attack and have a positive mindset and continue to grow and learn.”
While making the media rounds on Wednesday, Giants general manager Joe Schoen doubled down on those comments and reaffirmed his own confidence in Jones.