In a scathing rant on ESPN, NFL analyst Louis Riddick expressed his strong criticism towards the New York Giants' treatment of quarterback Daniel Jones and the ongoing turmoil surrounding coach Brian Daboll. Riddick's remarks came amidst rumors that the Giants are "completely done" with Jones, prompting him to question the team's decision-making.

Riddick pointed out the challenging circumstances Jones faced this season, playing only six games and being sacked 30 times. He highlighted the Giants' poor pass block win rate, ranking in the bottom quarter of the NFL, along with injuries on the offensive line and the lack of development from Evan Neal. Riddick also noted the absence of offensive weapons on the perimeter, stating that the team's expectations for players like Darren Waller did not materialize.

Expressing frustration, Riddick questioned the Giants' sudden desire to move on from Jones, suggesting it was a case of buyer's remorse and signaling that the team may be in the market for another quarterback. He criticized the team's lack of consistency and structural deficiencies hindering their progress.

Turning his attention to Brian Daboll, Riddick highlighted the polarizing situation surrounding the Giants' coach. While acknowledging Daboll's previous success as a potential Coach of the Year candidate, Riddick highlighted the recent turmoil including staff departures and players expressing their desire to leave. Speculation has now arisen about Daboll's job security, reflecting the volatile nature of the situation.

Riddick attributed the Giants' inability to make headway in the NFC East and become true contenders to the constant instability within the organization. He emphasized that such internal factors hinder progress and make it difficult for the team to make any substantial advancements.

While Riddick admitted to having his own issues with Jones, he criticized the team's flip-flopping nature and the structural deficiencies that have plagued their progress. He questioned the Giants' ability to close the gap with other teams in the league, suggesting that these issues are significant barriers to success.

Riddick's passionate criticisms have sparked debate and discussion among fans and analysts alike, with some questioning his motives. Speculation arises whether Riddick's scathing remarks stem from personal grievances towards the Giants organization, notably due to their decision to hire Dave Gettleman as GM instead of him a few years ago.

As the offseason unfolds, it remains to be seen how the Giants will address these concerns and whether they will take Riddick's criticisms into account in their decision-making processes.