No, he didn’t undergo a tremendous 2020 season.
No, he hasn’t proven he’s the long-term answer at the Giants‘ quarterback position.
No, his touchdown-to-interception ratio last year wasn’t ideal (11 scores, 10 picks).
But you can very much argue improvement is en route for Daniel Jones. The Giants have made a number of moves to enhance the talent within the receiver room and defensive unit this offseason. Saquon Barkley is additionally returning from last year’s ACL tear and should take immense pressure off the young signal-caller.
Some believe this could be Jones’ year…however, not everyone.