As the beginning of the brand new league yr approaches, rumors of quarterback Mitchell Trubisky to the New York Giants persist.
The Giants, after all, wish to improve their backup quarterback place and supply Daniel Jones some coaching camp competitors. And given Trubisky’s connections to common supervisor Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll, the transfer would make sense.
However that’s the place the sense ends.
Trubisky is a surprisingly scorching title with free company looming and lots of count on him to be paid effectively — some even consider he’ll be overpaid. In reality, former New York Jets common supervisor Mike Tannenbaum assume the previous first-round choose may stand up to $16 million in 2022.
That’s far too wealthy for the Giants’ blood however even past that, they’ve a greater beginning possibility in Jones. And that opinion is shared by retired Big and two-time Tremendous Bowl champion Lawrence Tynes.
Tynes is actually echoing what these of us at Giants Wire (and others) have already expressed. If Trubisky was to return in as a low-cost backup possibility, that will be one factor. However at between $10 – $16 million? That simply doesn’t make any sense for the cash-strapped group.
The notion that Trubisky is one way or the other extra gifted or has a better ceiling than Jones is simply not steeped in any type of actuality. It’s an anti-Jones sentiment for the sake of being an anti-Jones sentiment.
