What do you got, Daniel Jones? Show me something, Daniel Jones. Show me something, Daniel Jones.

This is a game, Daniel Jones, that you were drafted to win. Show me something.

Show me something, Daniel Jones. Show me those beautiful North Carolina legs.

Oh, yes, the beautiful North Carolina legs, Peter King, every week during the season on Friday

when Chris is in his hammock with a peanut collada and and daddy cigars. He calls them Peter King.

Show me something draft. It's almost always Daniel Jones.

I've barely showed him something yesterday in the form of a deadline deal.

So they could apply the franchise tag to say, one bar.

Let me just make this observation because I said yesterday at this point, just go ahead and take the tag.

It would have been in Daniel Jones long term career interests to take the tag because you get tagged once.

It's better for you the next time you get tagged. It's even better for you the third time.

But the problem is, if he doesn't do his deal, they can't tag, say, one Barclay and say, one Barclay hits the open market.

If I'm saying, one Barclay, I'm probably not real happy with Daniel Jones today because he could have done this deal today.

He could have done the deal tomorrow. He could have done the deal that he did all the way up until July 15.

But he used the leverage of the Giants wanted to keep both guys to maybe squeeze a little bit more out of the Giants than he would have gotten later in the process.

That's what I said. At this point, if you're going to do a deal, you better get a premium.

The problem is whatever premium Daniel Jones got ended up handcuffing, say, one Barclay to the Giants for a year when he could have hit the open market.

Yeah, it's a tough one. But also, too, he's in a lot of ways trying to do this so they can keep a guy and they use that against him, too.

I think that's the other aspect of this as well. Who knows? Wait. Again, I don't know if I totally agree with what you're saying there, too.

Daniel Jones might have been asking for more, but okay, I'll settle for this as long as we say, franchise sake.

I wonder if he's going to get it later, right? Right. Right. So, so that's part of the deal though. But that's he's restricted.

And he has restricted the open market by doing the deal. No, that's my point. No, you're not wrong by that. You're not wrong.

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