@nick_schulman What made you think this was okay to tweet? I wasted a valuable 3 seconds of my life reading this atrocity of a tweet. My eyes and brain hurt from reading it. I just crashed out and started destroying things. Now I’m abusively drinking to ease the pain. Hope you’re happy.
The only legitimate argument for keeping Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll is, “We can’t keep firing coaches every 2-3 years.”
But let’s be real—Schoen has had the chance to pick his QB. If Daniel Jones was being forced on this regime, they’d have used the cheaper 5th-year option rather than tagging him. That move would’ve ended his contract before the 2024 season.
Schoen has consistently misevaluated the roster, misjudged the rebuild timeline, overpaid in free agency, and misread the market. Meanwhile, Daboll has let his COY award inflate his ego. His offense prioritizes his system over the team, refusing to adapt to personnel and repeatedly forcing square pegs into round holes.
The best version of Daniel Jones was under Pat Shurmur (Andy Reid disciple). His second-best year? Under Mike Kafka (another Andy Reid disciple). Both ran West Coast-based systems tailored to Jones’ strengths.
The NFL is a results-driven business, and this regime has produced little but losses since 2022. They’ve shown no willingness to adjust.
It’s clear: time for change—again.
Knicks have acquired Karl-Anthony Towns from Minnesota for Julius Randle, Donte DiVincenzo and a first-round pick via Detroit, sources tell me and @JonKrawczynski.
Top 20 Free Agents still available:
1. Tyus Jones
2. Gary Trent Jr.
3. Isaac Okoro
4. Markelle Fultz
5. Saddiq Bey
6. Luke Kennard
7. Precious Achiuwa
8. Paul Reed
9. Gordon Hayward
10. Spencer Dinwiddie
11. Haywood Highsmith
12. Kyle Lowry
13. Jae Crowder
14. Lonnie Walker IV
15. Josh Okogie
16. Cedi Osman
17.Chimezie Metu
18. Sandro Mamukelashvili
19.Mike Muscala
20. Pat Beverley
HAPPY BIRTHDAY: New York #Giants quarterback Daniel Jones turned 27-years-old today
• He is the first #NFL player ever with 300+ passing yards, two+ touchdown passes, and 70+ rushing yards in a playoff game
• 62.77 completion percentage, highest in #Giants history
• Jones has thrown 29 interceptions in 1,286 passes, a 2.3 percentage that is the lowest in team history
• Jones was the first rookie quarterback in history with 2 games of 300+ passing yards and 4+ touchdown passes, a feat he accomplished three times
• DJ threw at least one touchdown pass in each of his first 13 career starts, the 4th-longest streak among quarterback
• He has rushed for 1,000 yards on 172 attempts, a 5.8-yard average that ranks first among the 87 players in NYG history with 100 or more carries