“I certainly don’t agree with that”

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Daniel Jones running with Judge and Garrett in the background of the home game

Jason Garrett has been criticized throughout the season – not only by fans, but even star receiver Kenny Golladay was unhappy with Week 2’s offensive coordinator in Washington.

Whether it’s not getting the ball from first-round pick Kadarius Toney, questionable punts and lack of scoring, it’s understandable that Garrett is in the hot seat for most Giants fans.

But Daniel Jones, who turns out to be the franchise’s quarterback, is not accepting criticism.

“I certainly don’t agree with that,” Jones told reporters on Wednesday. “I think when you watch the tape and turn it on and watch other offenses, I don’t think that’s a fair conclusion to draw from comparing different schemes. I think more than anything, it It was about us running it and enjoying some of those pieces that have been there. “

Jones had his best game last Sunday – trailing 11 in the fourth quarter, the Giants claimed a miraculous overtime victory in New Orleans, as Jones pitched for a career-high 402 yards.

“I think we did a better job on Sunday so we have to keep doing it,” Jones said. “I think the opportunities have been there and I think what we’re doing on offense has kept the defenses on their heels.”

But the Giants still rank 26th in touchdowns scored and 23rd in points total – and that’s with an improved Andrew Thomas and two new receivers in the $ 72 million Golladay and first round Toney.

The Giants face Garrett’s former team, the Dallas Cowboys, on Sunday. Dallas is allowing 396.3 yards per game – the seventh most in the NFL. So Sunday would be a great opportunity for Garrett and the Giants to keep their momentum going after Sunday’s thrilling victory.

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