you kind of know he's not the guy but he isn't the biggest problem which i know it's kind of a

weird place to get yeah you're you're twisting what you know my my scenario there yes where

they're scoring you know 20 19 and a half points a game as opposed to 15 and a half so he's

somewhat good and maybe they're the 26th rated you know know, Red Zone TD percentage team in the NFL.

That's different.

But I think if this was Daniel Jones is playing great and the defense is just having problems,

you're counting your blessings.

You signed them to that big deal with only $40 million guaranteed a year.

Yeah.

I think it's once you realize he's not the future at quarterback,

you have to make the business decisions along with this injury guarantee.

No, we talk about business decisions on the field all the time.

Yeah.

And it's a cliche, nonsensical statement, but it's fun to say and makes you like get a little chuckle.

Ha ha, ha, ha, ha.

He made a business decision.

He didn't want to get hurt tackling Derek Henry.

So he just kind of grabbed his shoelaces and hoped that he fell down.

Right?

That's what, you know, a cynical business decision is.

But an actual business decision is the Giants not being forced to guarantee an extra 23 million.

No, absolutely. One last thing from Daniel Jones.

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