A biography for Daniel Joneshasn’t been written yet.
“I think that Coach Judge has got to make decisions for the team and how he sees it, and it's our job to execute and play our best.”
“It is my life. Everything revolves around football and my job.”
“It's my job to make people believe in me and I understand that.”
“I grew up in Charlotte and I was a Panthers fan for as long as I can remember.”
“I'm not being disingenuous if I don't say what people expect or want me to say.”
“I understand I got my own skill-set, my own game, so I'll try to be the be the best version of that, be the best version of myself.”
“Duke basketball, that tradition and what it means to the school, is pretty neat.”
“I think leadership's about understanding who you're leading and who the people are that you're communicating with and building personal relationship through trusting one another.”
“I think if you're gonna be a successful quarterback, you have to be willing to move on to the next play. If you're making decisions based on mistakes or the last plays, you're gonna get yourself into trouble.”
“That's a big part of the game, it's a big part of my position is protecting the ball and making sure I'm always mindful of that, and doing a good job with that.”
“I think I've made progress and played well at times. And not well enough, too.”
“If there's one thing I want to achieve it's to win Super Bowls.”
“The biggest challenge in the NFL is to understand the playbook.”
“As a quarterback, you never want to miss any time.”
“I think my biggest strength is my toughness, it's something I've always prided myself on, I think something that is a big part of why I'm here now.”
“You never want to miss games. As a quarterback, you never want to miss any time.”
“I do feel like I improved as a player.”
“I think I have plenty of motivation.”
“I'm not sure how I label myself or how productive that is for me to do.”
“Charlotte is definitely a special place to me. It's where I grew up.”