Great interview with Julian Love. Discusses Our Captains

[kerryisdaman]

Q: Daniel Jones?

A: He’s the hardest-working guy on the team. It’s easy to see why he’s a captain, because he’s in first and the last one to leave every day. Game-changer leader.

Q: How about his on-field leadership?

A: Through adversity, through the good, the bad, he’s constant. It’s easy to lead when you’re in a good time, but can you lead in a bad time? He’s always stepped up to the plate with the offense in that regard.

Q: Is he more vocal this year?

A: He’s always been pretty vocal, honestly. There’s such an urgency for a lot of the guys in my class ’cause this will be our fourth year. A sense of urgency like, “All right, we gotta get this thing going in the right direction,” so this camp has been really great for him I thought.

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[GameTime]

Q: What drives you?

A: I love this game. I love my family, I love my wife, but what drives me is just kind of my legacy on what I want to be remembered as. And that ties into not just how I play the game, but who I am as a person. I want to be remembered as how I made people feel. That’s why I feel like I’m respectful, I’m nice, I’m mild-mannered or whatever you say. But then tied into that is I want to have a legacy in football. I want to play a long time. I want to be considered one of the greatest to play. That’s a constant force in how I go about things.


other than him, of course, getting it done in the field this season you cant ask anymore of player then to have the attitude has.

[kerryisdaman]

He seems like a great guy. Easy to root for!

[BigBlueDog42]

I have been a J Love fan since the start kid has done everything for this team in the defensive backfield from boundary corner to slot to box safety deep safety and has done a good job with all of them, hope he has a great year and stays a Giant .

[BigBlueDog42]

Sept 3, 2022 16:00:23 GMT -5 GameTime said:

Q: What drives you?

A: I love this game. I love my family, I love my wife, but what drives me is just kind of my legacy on what I want to be remembered as. And that ties into not just how I play the game, but who I am as a person. I want to be remembered as how I made people feel. That’s why I feel like I’m respectful, I’m nice, I’m mild-mannered or whatever you say. But then tied into that is I want to have a legacy in football. I want to play a long time. I want to be considered one of the greatest to play. That’s a constant force in how I go about things.


other than him, of course, getting it done in the field this season you cant ask anymore of player then to have the attitude has.

Selfless kid has played anywhere and everywhere  he was asked with a smile. Most kids that were a Thorpe finalist would have an attitude when the first thing that happens after being drafted is they change your position but he did it without complaint, consummate pro rooting for him big time.

[Fletch842]

gotta love it!!

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Sucks

[cdngfan]

If this is the culture that emerges and the price is we forgo “some” talent to develop this across the franchise, we’re going to be a great organization again.

If we want some success over the next 3 years we’re going to have to find a way to be greater than the sum of our talent. Love’s attitude mirrors what the FO/HC are looking for. It’s probably the most stable and quickest way to build this franchise.