Big Blue Huddle

He even took a shot at Wink. Saying he's being held back.

I can understand if Daboll sits him to start the game.

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Quote from: AZGiantFan on September 19, 2023, 10:54:13 PMHowever it shakes out, this is the most optimistic i've felt about the O-Line in the last 10+ years.

Tell me that Friday morning.

He's a self-absorbed jackass narcissist.

I hope they at least put up a good fight. You never know, these are the crazy games the Giants have won over the years.

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Quote from: DaveBrown74 on September 19, 2023, 08:53:26 PMWhat's the normal drop-off in MPH from running in your underwear to running in full pads and a helmet? Wasn't he clocked at 24 mph at one point? I don't know what a normal drop-off from that in pads is for in-game speed.

This will be your assignment for the week. We're looking forward to your report! 

Quote from: kartanoman on September 19, 2023, 08:56:56 PMSeeing the plays develop from behind the Giants' bench, I had the impression that Daniel Jones was a bit out of sync with his receivers which appeared to come from him feeling rushed in the pocket. It just looked like his clock was a small fraction of a second off because the balls weren't always put in the best position for the receiver to make a clean catch. The Barkley play was the most obvious of these; however, there were others that were more subtle but noticeable. Also, he hadn't stretched out Arizona's secondary yet and their front seven were getting penetration.

They came out like gangbusters in the second half and the Cardinals, apart from answering the opening drive, really had no answers after that as the Giants started hitting on full cylinders and you could literally feel the energy emanate off the Giant bench, to us fans behind them, and we all just recirculated that energy as they kept turning it up while we turned it up. It was a beautiful experience as we fed off each other and it led to the amazing outcome which came to pass.

Peace!

It's an intangible aspect of the game that's lost on fans watching the game on television, but you can feel it live as you're a part of the energy. You can feel the ebbs and flows, the highs and lows. So much of this game is built off of energy and momentum. The crowd and the players feed off each other.

A short story of how you feel a game slipping away. Rich @MightyGiants was at the game with my brother and I. The Giants had a huge lead against Philly and one bad play snowballed and you could just feel the game slipping away. It also happened in a playoff game against the Niners.

Some teams have the right makeup of players who have the mental toughness to will their way to win. Some leave it all on the field and can't bring it back for just one more game.

I'd like to see him have a monster game where he's being featured. I can see him putting up 150 yards. I think they will build off of this.

It's good to record and rewatch a game when all the emotion is taken out of it. There's a lot to be picked up on.

Not for everyone. Some only like to rewatch wins. Some only losses. It's for the serious fan.

Quote from: AZGiantFan on September 19, 2023, 01:29:57 PMIt looked to me like the factor that made this so bad is that he was engaged with another would-be tackler up high, essentially leaving his legs vulnerable and defenseless.

This situation is where a rule should come into place.

Yes.

I started all this. I'll own it. Lol