OT: 2022 NY Giants Season & Post Season Game Thread
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Tanking is tricky, I don't think there is a can't miss QB this year. Before Tyrod got hurt I expected him to win the job by midseason!
Like Brown Jones has talent, he needs to reign in the turnovers and make better decisions. You can't throw that pick in the end zone, it was not even close.
That 2 pt shovel play is what you can get when the HC and OC were offensive coaches and coordinators for Chiefs and Bills. You wouldn't see Jets or Rutgers run a play like that. They stick to the beans-n-franks offenses.
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Its a killer than Giants could have had Herbert if he went to the draft in 2019 (and it was Schurmer who wanted Jones). Gentleman really wanted him but word was that Herbert went back to college to avoid going to NY. Gettleman went to see Herbert six times and Jones once) The young QBs are an amazing crop but Herbert is just a lock to win a Super Bowl (he was #2 QB in NFL last year behind Brady).
Justin Herbert’s rise with Chargers a reminder of dashed Giants dreams
If things had gone their way, Justin Herbert would be wearing blue and the Giants would absolutely, positively have their guy at quarterback.
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Every win in the NFL is a good win. Similar to every conference win is a good win in college. 1-0 with the home opener facing a very beatable Panthers team. Makes next week interesting…
Great Post.Its a killer than Giants could have had Herbert if he went to the draft in 2019 (and it was Schurmer who wanted Jones). Gentleman really wanted him but word was that Herbert went back to college to avoid going to NY. Gettleman went to see Herbert six times and Jones once) The young QBs are an amazing crop but Herbert is just a lock to win a Super Bowl (he was #2 QB in NFL last year behind Brady).
Justin Herbert’s rise with Chargers a reminder of dashed Giants dreams
If things had gone their way, Justin Herbert would be wearing blue and the Giants would absolutely, positively have their guy at quarterback.
I loved it especially for a new coach trying to establish himself and turn the franchise around. And with the long xp the 2 pt conversion is far more attractive than it used to be mathematically.
Did they score? I think they did.
Yes they scored . It can still be a bad playcall and work . Just sometimes good playcalls don’t work . Right ?
That was an incredible run by Barkley.
Showed me a lot about how healthy he is….finally
You need to watch the play again - he was nowhere near stopped at the 2 - he was hit at the one from the side by a DB, which had no chance of stopping Saquon with a full head of steam.
He avoided being stopped at the 3 by a penetrating defender he made a great move on
The second defender had no chance.
The first move to avoid being stopped was a game winning play
Stories like this is what makes sports so great to me.
Daboll, 47, was raised in upstate New York by his grandparents. He had lost his grandmother three weeks earlier. Returning to Nashville brought back memories of that afternoon his grandfather died at 95 years old.
Daboll remembers before he left for that trip his grandfather telling him, "We're gonna win." He always told him: "We're gonna win."
Daboll told his grandfather he better be there when he got back from Nashville. His last encounter ended with his grandfather giving him a fist pump and wink.
Daboll got choked up as he told some reporters this story Sunday afternoon in Nashville after perhaps the biggest win of his coaching life. He explained that as the Titans were attempting the game-winning field goal, he was holding the pendant with his grandparents' ashes, hoping for a miss.
"This is what I was doing during the kick," he said. "I held the ashes of my grandmother and my grandfather. I just held them and looked up. That's what I did."
Buffalo lost 34-31 when it faced the Titans last year following the death of Daboll's grandfather. This time it ended differently.
"It's a special moment because it's my first win," he said. "Last year coming here for the Buffalo game, I lost my grandfather on the airplane as I was landing. It was weighing heavy on my after the game [Sunday].
"When he missed it, I thought about them. I don't come from much. Those two people helped me get to where I am."
The head coach of the 1-0 Giants after a game he's surely never going to forget.
Daboll, 47, was raised in upstate New York by his grandparents. He had lost his grandmother three weeks earlier. Returning to Nashville brought back memories of that afternoon his grandfather died at 95 years old.
Daboll remembers before he left for that trip his grandfather telling him, "We're gonna win." He always told him: "We're gonna win."
Daboll told his grandfather he better be there when he got back from Nashville. His last encounter ended with his grandfather giving him a fist pump and wink.
Daboll got choked up as he told some reporters this story Sunday afternoon in Nashville after perhaps the biggest win of his coaching life. He explained that as the Titans were attempting the game-winning field goal, he was holding the pendant with his grandparents' ashes, hoping for a miss.
"This is what I was doing during the kick," he said. "I held the ashes of my grandmother and my grandfather. I just held them and looked up. That's what I did."
Buffalo lost 34-31 when it faced the Titans last year following the death of Daboll's grandfather. This time it ended differently.
"It's a special moment because it's my first win," he said. "Last year coming here for the Buffalo game, I lost my grandfather on the airplane as I was landing. It was weighing heavy on my after the game [Sunday].
"When he missed it, I thought about them. I don't come from much. Those two people helped me get to where I am."
The head coach of the 1-0 Giants after a game he's surely never going to forget.
Jones did have that horrible Int, but as usual was facing constant pressure. Considering the pressure I think he played well. Saquon probably added another 25 yards to his total by not as much dancing and running forward into the hit. Great game by him
I heard Boomer this morning say how cool it was to see the Giant offense pulling the guards and center
The shovel pass is something KC does a lot and Mahomes is good at stuff like that.
Mark Sanchez (announcer) said the play was intended to go up the middle and its never intended t bounce outside. Saquon adjusted when he saw clogged middle. Guard Joshua Ezeudu (rookie) made a nice block.
He's a playmaker. Beckham was last playmaker but slants were all Giants could use with bad OL. Giants used to be tedious and predictable. Be nice to see RU toss a shovel. Idea of a shovel near goal probably gives Greg daymares lol
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The shovel pass is something KC does a lot and Mahomes is good at stuff like that.
Mark Sanchez (announcer) said the play was intended to go up the middle and its never intended t bounce outside. Saquon adjusted when he saw clogged middle. Guard Joshua Ezeudu (rookie) made a nice block.
He's a playmaker. Beckham was last playmaker but slants were all Giants could use with bad OL. Giants used to be tedious and predictable. Be nice to see RU toss a shovel. Idea of a shovel near goal probably gives Greg daymares lol
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Giants at Titans score, takeaways: New York rallies behind Saquon Barkley, wins first season opener in 6 years
The Giants pulled off a stunning upset in Brian Daboll's debut
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I can't explain it, but I think I just have an affinity for teams who are offensively challenged. Especially those who have offensive coordinators that would have trouble figuring out how Lincoln Logs work.
I couldn't even imagine being a Chiefs fan.
Like what does that just feel like waking up knowing you likely already have 20 pts just to start the game.
Neal is getting abused on pass pro, and the interior OL hasn't been much better.
An offensive line for either would be nice. My God we have 5 Matadors and a TE trying out to be one. I know what I’m asking Santa for this Christmas.
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