Bill Johanesen
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ORIGINAL: ronhextall Jones won 9 games with a much better defense. Yup, he is better than Cousins who won 13 Makes sense to me. I don't look at it as a simple Jones vs. Cousins comparison. I look at the big picture. Jones' cap hits over the last four years were (rounded) $5, $6, $7, and $8 million. Cousins' were $29, $21, $31, and $31. So in each of those years you don't just get Jones but you get Jones + whatever the extra $24 million buys you which could be a star corner AND a star guard. Problem with Jones...NYG didn't think enough of him to guarantee his last year (before a full year of Daboll). So there is that. So if you go hypothetical the first 3 years are struggles with decent WR on his contract. See I don't see that as a problem. They got a serviceable QB that wasn't a homerun. That allowed them to cut bait and keep trying. The strange wrinkle was that he produced in his fourth year under a new coach. This is also most definitley NOT a problem. They can resign him if they think he's a homerun with Daboll or they can simply move on. They are in the drivers seat. What's Jones' market value? Too high - goodbye. Unexpetedly low? Sweet - sign him! Right there is an example of a startling difference in logic, smarts, and common sense. And the Giants have scraps for WR. Cousins has had Diggs, a prime Thielen, and now a couple of 'generational' talents. Weird...Giants most likely done in a week also. So would that make your philosphy any better? Yes, on one hand the Giants have what is likely an ascending QB that they have the option to keep or have walk. On the other, we have a descending QB who the football world is mocking for an absolutely stupid decision to end the season to whom we are stuck with.
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