Coach Brian Daboll on latest with QB Daniel Jones

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Pat Leonard (1:26)

Hey, Brian, good morning, how you doing?

Brian Daboll (1:28)

Good, buddy, how you doing? Good.

Pat Leonard (1:30)

Do you have an update on Daniel Jones' neck, his condition at this time?

Brian Daboll (1:36)

Yeah, he's, I'd say we're optimistic. He's feeling better today.

So I think he's moving in the right direction. We'll see where he is, obviously, when he comes back on Wednesday, but doesn't feel terrible today.

Pat Leonard (1:53)

Did you, do you have results from the x-ray and the scan he got today?

Brian Daboll (1:58)

No, I'm waiting to meet with these doctors after, but I'm optimistic after talking to him.

Pat Leonard (2:05)

That's optimistic about this week, you mean, or just about his condition?

Brian Daboll (2:10)

Yep. Got it.

Thanks. Yep.

Charlotte Carroll (2:13)

Mark Cannadaro.

Mark Cannadaro (2:18)

Hey, Dabes. I'm just curious, when things are going the way they're going right now, I know you and Joe and everybody on your staff know that staying the course is the right way to go and believing in what you're doing, but how difficult is it and what's the dynamic in terms of making sure your locker room understands that's the way to go and not to panic and think the sky is falling?

Brian Daboll (2:40)

Yeah, again, that's stuff, Mark, that we've talked about since day one. You know you're going to go through some adversity.

When that is, you never know, but you are consistent with your approach. The players are in right now. We looked at a small sample of tape in the team meeting. Now they're with the coordinators and the position coaches and looking at some of the things that went well, and then obviously some of the things that didn't go well and working to improve those.

Mark Cannadaro (3:06)

And if I could just quickly follow, I mean, I know you're probably in communication with John Marra a lot and whatnot.

Can you characterize kind of how that's been going with those guys? I'm sure that this is not what they expected as well.

Brian Daboll (3:20)

Yeah, we have a great ownership group, so we communicate on a daily basis about things we can improve on, and it's a great ownership group.

Mark Cannadaro (3:35)

Thank you.

Kim (3:40)

Between the game ending and now that we're on Zoom with you, what message have you sent to players about this season, about the next game, about frankly turning this thing around if you can?

Brian Daboll (3:55)

Yeah, it's really the same, Kim. You come in, you look at the tape, you go through some of the things that were good and that can help you along the way, then look at a few things that are not where you want them to be. They meet with their coaches, coordinators, they meet with their position coaches, and you put this game to bed and get ready for next week, kind of when they leave.

I think it's yet to be determined here, so we'll see. I think Saquon is probably closer than Andrew Thomas is.

Kim (4:34)

And if I could sneak another one in, your offensive line obviously struggled yesterday, and a player or so really took it to heart.