When a team drafts a quarterback high in the first round, it does so with a vision of stability at the most important position on the field for the next decade or more. There is a hope, when that selection is made, that this will be a long-term relationship that yields years of happiness and success . . . and maybe even a few championships.
Sometimes it even works out that way.
“It happens way less than the other way,” Pat Shurmur said.
It’s too soon to tell which path Daniel Jones’ career with the Giants will take.