Does Dan Duggan have a point about a 6 man WR rotation?

[Rambo89]

What works or is good for one team doesn't mean it will work for all teams.  Every team is different, with different schemes, different personnel, different coaching, and so on.  It's not wise, in my opinion, to look at another team and say, "it works for them, the Giants should do it."  This is the sort of misguided thinking that led to the Giants trying the tush push and getting JMS and Bellinger hurt.

Of course but it doesn't mean it can't ever work or work for the Giants.

[Ed Vette]

This thread was arguing against a 5-6 man WR rotation.  It was pointed out that KC runs a similar rotation yet they have no issues in their passing game so it must be they have a great line because QB's are a product of their line, no?

They don't have three dominant receivers either.

[Stringer Bell]

Mahomes must have a great offensive line.  We've been told no QB can ever succeed unless they have a great offensive line.

So tiresome having every single thread derailed by the same 2 posters posting the same thing over and over and over.

[TDToomer]

Giants WR snap counts from Sunday

Parris Campbell   WR   16   22%   0   0%   0   0%
Sterling ShepardWR   20   28%   0   0%   0   0%
Isaiah Hodgins   WR   28   39%   0   0%   0   0%
Jalin Hyatt   WR   33   46%   0   0%   0   0%
Wan'Dale RobinsonWR   48   67%   0   0%   0   0%
Darius Slayton   WR   49   68%   0   0%   0   

Campbell has really been phased out with Shep getting into the game more.
Hodgins was almost our #1 WR in the playoffs but is also getting phased out now
Hyatt is on the field but is not getting the targets

[LennG]

 While watching Sunday's game, I asked myself if Hyatt was even in the game. Yes, he drafted him to spread t he field, and since Jones has no time, he ignores Hyatt, but that is a terrible mistake. Hyatt can be dynamic, and the Giants should look to feed him the ball, not just on deep patterns. he is as fast as anyone else in the league and the Giants do nothing to get him even involved in any sort of action. End around, WR screens, a pitch-out to him. How can a guy with this much speed and potential, not even get a look-see in basically two games? Our offense sucks, yet Hyatt could be a game breaker yet he is ignored on offense. Another bad mark against Kafka.

[T200]

I'd go a series or two throwing three consecutive passes Hyatt's way. Get the defense thinking and backing off the line.

[BluesCruz]

Play Hyatt and Robinson all game. Let Campbell become the waterboy.

Slayton and Hodgins can split reps.

and use hyatt in the backfield

[Rambo89]

Giants WR snap counts from Sunday

Parris Campbell   WR   16   22%   0   0%   0   0%
Sterling ShepardWR   20   28%   0   0%   0   0%
Isaiah Hodgins   WR   28   39%   0   0%   0   0%
Jalin Hyatt   WR   33   46%   0   0%   0   0%
Wan'Dale RobinsonWR   48   67%   0   0%   0   0%
Darius Slayton   WR   49   68%   0   0%   0   

Campbell has really been phased out with Shep getting into the game more.
Hodgins was almost our #1 WR in the playoffs but is also getting phased out now
Hyatt is on the field but is not getting the targets

Posted a thread on this yesterday.  I am interested in what Hyatt's snap count will be this week and whether last week was just a blip that had more to do with the opponent and match ups or if he's falling out of favor.  I do think the trend of Campbell and Hodgins of getting fewer snap counts each week means unless there is an injury that they are at the bottom of the depth chart.

[Philosophers]

Season is lost.  Start Hyatt, Robinson and rotate only 3-4 but target Hyatt and Robinson.  We need to know if we have a WR1 by season's end.