Big Blue Huddle

DJ has steadily improved in his stats since his rookie season until now (where he in flourishing).  He has made the right adjustments in his game (especially this year) and has found a comfort zone in this offense under Kafka and Daboll.

Year    Atts     Compl    Yards   TDs     INTs     FUM     Lost
2019    459       284     3027    24       12      18       11
2020    448       280     2943    11       10      11        6
2021    361       232     2428    10        7      7         3
2022    472       317     3205    15        5      6         3

Hats off to the perfect blend of right coaching, patience, developing plays that play to his strengths, holding him accountability, and most important, being a leader of this team.  You can tell the players and coaches trust him unrevivably.

Mines is Kerry

FATHER'S DAY MESSAGE:  Let get one thing clear up front

I recall seeing a post or two of his...definately will miss his "voice" on this board.  Things like this remind you of how delicate life really is...and just how resonate "here today gone tomorrow" really is.

His legacy here on BBH will not soon be forgotten

Georgia...Stone Mountain (outskirts of Atlanta)

This game promises to be a good one.  I think the key for the Giants is to control the LOS and keep their offense in alot of 2nd or 3rd and longs.  Our pass rush has to get to Romo to force his reads to be alot quicker (like no more than 2 reads).  This will limit the damage he can do and reduce the liabilities we have to our defensive backfield.  I agree with a few of you here...CC Brown is our 2009 Butler.    Our backfield will be fine once we get Phillips, Dockery and Ross back on the field.

I would prefer we dont get into a shoot-out wirth Dallas...but rather keep the chains moving on those 5-8 min drives and pound the defense with a heavy dose of BJ.  I know Dallas will stack the box and make Eli throw more...but I think they will get away from it alot quicker once they realize our passing game will resemble the Washington game.