It took them long enough, the Giants finally shorten the WR rotation

[MightyGiants]

I was calling for this, and they finally did it with good results on the field.

Slayton, Hyatt, and Robinson got the lion's share of the WR snaps

Hodgins got 23%, Shep 1%, and Campbell 0% (unless I am missing something)

[T200]

Glad to only have seen Campbell on special teams. He brings nothing to the offense, just like his jersey number.

[MightyGiants]

Glad to only have seen Campbell on special teams. He brings nothing to the offense, just like his jersey number.

Confirmed 3 ST snaps

[Bob In PA]

I was calling for this, and they finally did it with good results on the field.

Slayton, Hyatt, and Robinson got the lion's share of the WR snaps

Hodgins got 23%, Shep 1%, and Campbell 0% (unless I am missing something)

Rich: I appreciated the time/effort expended in performing that analysis, but in one sentence... the worse the team's record gets, the more sense it makes to play the young guys to get them experience for next year. Bob

[TDToomer]

The problem with this shortened WR rotation is that they are 3 #3 receivers. None of them could be a #1 or #2 another almost every other team in the NFL.

The other problem is that this trio is not getting open like Slayton/Hodgins/James were in the 2nd half of last season. 

[Philosophers]

The problem with this shortened WR rotation is that they are 3 #3 receivers. None of them could be a #1 or #2 another almost every other team in the NFL.

The other problem is that this trio is not getting open like Slayton/Hodgins/James were in the 2nd half of last season. 

We dint know this about Hyatt.  He seems to catch nearly everything thrown to him that's catchable.  He needs more targets.

[MightyGiants]

Rich: I appreciated the time/effort expended in performing that analysis, but in one sentence... the worse the team's record gets, the more sense it makes to play the young guys to get them experience for next year. Bob

https://x.com/clt_ny/status/1714017145867108364?s=20

[UncannyGfan]

I'd like Bellinger to get more snaps but then that can make Waller more of an inside WR and crowd out Robinson's playing time. 

Reminds me of Engram and Shepard that never really worked because instead Engram was more of WR then TE and with a terrible OL it was like they lined up in 4 WR sets all the time.

[Bob In PA]

I'd like Bellinger to get more snaps but then that can make Waller more of an inside WR and crowd out Robinson's playing time. 

Uncanny: Me too but he's injured. IMO his injury is as important (or more so?) than the OL injuries.

It limits the ways in which Waller can be used (I don't think they trust Cager to do much blocking). 

Consequently, they're limited to using plays requiring only one TE most of the time.

Bob