Jerry Schuplinski has worked with enough young quarterbacks to know that they all make mistakes. It's why he is not surprised by the couple of miscues that Daniel Jones has made in each of his first two games this season, the ones that have led to turnovers and overshadowed the many more positive things he has been able to do.
But most of the time, the quarterbacks coach of the Giants said on Tuesday, those young players he has tutored have had the luxury of committing those gaffes in private. They normally take place while watching from the bench, experimenting in practices, and learning in the meeting rooms.
Jones' development is happening in actual games. And the mistakes? Like teething and temper tantrums for parents, they're just things the Giants know they have to wait out.
