New York Giants co-owner John Mara expressed confidence in quarterback Daniel Jones' four-year, $160 million contract despite the team's struggles last season. Mara believes Jones performed well in 2022 and deserves another chance with improved offensive support. The Giants opted to keep Jones and drafted LSU wide receiver Malik Nabers to enhance their offense, while also making significant roster changes, including the departure of running back Saquon Barkley to the Philadelphia Eagles.
- John Mara remains optimistic about Daniel Jones despite last season's injuries and struggles.
- The Giants made a strategic decision to draft a wide receiver instead of pursuing a new quarterback.
- Significant roster changes were made, including the departure of key players like Saquon Barkley.
Daniel Jones | QB
Injury
Week 6
2 pass TDs
6 interceptions
- Mara believes Jones played well in 2022 and deserves a better offensive line and weapons.
- Jones had two touchdown passes and six interceptions in just six games last season due to injuries.
Saquon Barkley | RB
Trade
- Barkley left the Giants to join the Eagles, which Mara admitted was a tough decision.
- Mara expressed regret over losing Barkley to a rival team.
Malik Nabers | WR
Breakout
- Drafted to provide Jones with a new offensive weapon.
- Mara is optimistic about Nabers' potential impact on the team's offense.
New York Giants
- The Giants are looking to improve after a disappointing 6-11 record last season.
- They have made significant roster changes, including adding offensive linemen and trading for Brian Burns.
Philadelphia Eagles
- Barkley's addition to the Eagles strengthens their backfield and adds depth to their offense.