I think he needs to actually look at Jones' career. In games away against teams like Chicago, Philly, Green Bay he's put up monster numbers, no different to when he plays in the south/domes. He broke his single-game record in 2014 in Green Bay with 259 yards on 11 receptions.
There is no issue in that regard, he's just a spectacular player.
That's the problem when you start with an agenda to prove (BB doesn't draft well or sign good players, that Brady made BB, that Brady does everything well, that any QB who comes after Brady cannot be any good) and then invent 'facts' to back up your 'given.' You end up with silly, nosensical things.
If Atlanta is trading Jones, then something is obviously wrong with Jones, but when BB trades Brady, Seymour etc something is wrong with BB.
When the wheels fell off starting Thansgiving 2019 and Brady went 2-5 in December/Jan, it was because He had crappy receivers and TEs. When Cam came in in 2020 without tc or presseason games and went 7-9 with those same WRs and worse TEs, it was because Cam sucked. Granted, 7-9 is not good, but it beats 2-5. Is it impossible that Cam actually did better than Brady with
Mac Jones is a product of good receivers and cannot elevate players, while QB Brady made every one around better. (I agree with the latter, but the former is not impossible as claimed.)
I'm not saying Cam was good or that Mac Jones is the next Brady, but Brady was't good in 2019, Cam was far behind with the same cast of characters, and there are many points of comparison between untested Mac Jones and Tom Brady.
Meantime, it's halfway between humorous and tedious to listen to the Tiresome Threesome:
"Brady had 24 TDs in 2019. WIth the same basic offense Newton only had 8."
"Newton had 20."
"No, 12 of them were rushing TDs. Don't count."
"I thought you said that Mac Jones couldn't be as good as other QBs because he isn't a threat to run. Rushing TDs aren't good?"
"I don't kow why you hate Brady so much."