Giants General Manager Joe Schoen talked all offseason about helping quarterback Daniel Jones this coming season. Did this year's draft reflect that? jfmckessy says yes. FrontOffice33 | TogetherBlue
One of the biggest storylines coming out of the New York Giants organization for the past couple of years has been whether quarterback Daniel Jones has been set up for success. Now that the team has declined to pick up his fifth-year option, 2022 is truly a make-or-break season for Jones. Did the Giants’ 2022 NFL Draft class help set him up to succeed?
Additionally, Jones hasn’t been able to succeed much with the lack of dynamic weapons around him. Receiver Odell Beckham Jr. was gone before the Giants drafted the young quarterback, leaving a few good-not-great options like Sterling Shepard and Darius Slayton to pick up the slack. A splash free agent addition in receiver Kenny Golladay hasn’t worked out so far, either.
These last few years with Jones under center have now culminated in 2022 being the final year to determine whether he’ll be around any longer. General Manager Joe Schoen did make some good moves in the 2022 draft class to both help Jones out and make his decision easier on the future under center. Helping out the protection in front of Jones wasn’t the only measure the team took to assist the quarterback with their 2022 NFL Draft class. The Giants also drafted wide receiver Wan’Dale Robinson out of Kentucky in the second round and tight end Daniel Bellinger in the third to give Jones some extra pass-catching help.
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