Daniel Jones

“Each game is different, each game is a different opportunity.”

“In my mind it would be disingenuous to talk a lot about myself when I know that's not true to who I am or what's best for my team or my teammates.”

“Things I can't control, you waste energy and effort and time worrying about those.”

“No, I don't cook.”

“Playing football in the NFL, playing football in New York, I think there's a heavy weight to that.”

“To me, I think the biggest thing is ball security and particularly in the pocket, protecting the ball.”

“I think that's how you learn, is not repeating mistakes. I think that's a big thing, and trying to focus on that.”

“Being in New York, playing for the Giants is something that you dream of growing up.”

“I'm going to try to be myself and not be Eli or anything but myself.”

“We're always trying to win games and score points, that's our job on offense: move the ball down the field and get in the end zone.”

“As a quarterback you have got to be able to do both - be aggressive, take shots and also protect the ball. It's finding the balance there. And the best guys can do that.”

“Challenging our sacred beliefs is both frightening and difficult, but we must do it. It is wrong to live in a laissez faire, relativistic or “pan-agnostic” bubble, where we refuse to face these paramount issues. The truth matters, and the consequences of not possessing it are unstoppable, and often destructive (whether we can see the harm or not). It is even a greater moral imperative to sort through the issues that have a serious impact on us, either individually or socially.”

“Anytime you're dealing with your neck, you want to be smart and cautious.”

“Playing in the NFL, you're expected to perform and perform well.”

“I'm going to try to learn as much as I possibly can.”

“I feel I work hard, I've worked hard before, and I've always worked hard for myself and worked hard for my teammates. I don't think that changes, really.”

“A turnover in the red zone is a costly mistake and we talk about that a lot, scoring points in the red zone, touchdowns. Making sure we are getting points.”

“I think that's key to playing quarterback, to being consistent as a quarterback, is keeping your head in the same place. I think that just comes down to your confidence in yourself, and your confidence has got to come from inside of you.”

“You never want to miss games.”

“Everything's a little bit better coming off a win.”