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Theo Johnson--4 targets   4 catches

Dumpster Dan

I wish he went to him a little more. Same as I wish he went to Nabers a little less.

Why can't he find a happy medium for both players?

I'd like to see Hyatt get a few touches.

I'd also like to see Tracy get a few receptions.

Oh and for the love of Mike, can DJ please throw the ball in FRONT of the receiver once in awhile?!
Who knows, it may turn out to be a long TD!


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Quote from: andrew_nyGiants on October 06, 2024, 05:43:52 PMI'd like to see Hyatt get a few touches.

I'd also like to see Tracy get a few receptions.

Oh and for the love of Mike, can DJ please throw the ball in FRONT of the receiver once in awhile?!
Who knows, it may turn out to be a long TD!


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Spot on the $$$

Stop doing the finger guns, Slayton.

Quote from: EDjohnst1981 on October 06, 2024, 06:02:53 PMStop doing the finger guns, Slayton.

In all fairness that was a cheap call.


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Quote from: andrew_nyGiants on October 06, 2024, 06:08:52 PMIn all fairness that was a cheap call.


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In all reality they've been calling it all year and teams were warned it would be a point of emphasis.

The rule is pathetically, pointlessly soft in a game where GUYS HIT EACH OTHER. Symptomatic of a league that is totally mismanaged and obsessed with trying to pander to special interest groups that don't matter, aren't watching, and will never make them a dime.

That said, it's also the players' job to know the rules no matter how transparently stupid they are. Big screw-up by Slayton. But he caught a touchdown after that anyway, so it all came out in the wash.

I'm having a hard time keeping track so this week Daboll remembered how to coach? After forgetting how to do it for a little while?

Quote from: Gmo11 on October 06, 2024, 08:32:09 PMI'm having a hard time keeping track so this week Daboll remembered how to coach? After forgetting how to do it for a little while?

We win today (not because of Daboll) I can assure u of that

Hi guys. Typing on an iPhone from Vegas, so I'll be brief. I've been telling people that the Giants were the best 1-3 team in the NFL. My question going in to Seattle was could Daboll actually adjust his offense without Malik Nabers, who was clearly his security blanket through four games. Especially given that Singletary, a lesser piece, was also missing. Could he (Daboll) utilize the remaining pieces of the offense into a coherent force that could move the ball AND put points up on the board?

Kudos to Daboll + staff for putting together a terrific game plan that basically slapped the Seahawks defense all over the field. A dominant bully boy effort by the defense, plus an outstanding ST play, yielded a road win played in one if the toughest venues in which to play in the entire NFL.

Hats off.

Quote from: Trench on October 06, 2024, 09:03:55 PMWe win today (not because of Daboll) I can assure u of that

He took the game off? Funny I could have sworn I saw him on the sidelines but maybe I was mistaken.

Quote from: Trench on October 06, 2024, 09:03:55 PMWe win today (not because of Daboll) I can assure u of that

You're willing to eat crow for how Jones played today but the guy that called the plays gets no credit?   

Quote from: Trench on October 06, 2024, 09:03:55 PMWe win today (not because of Daboll) I can assure u of that

The Giants were about to go into OT because Daboll took the foot off the pedal. Everytime the Giants get up by two scores he goes stupid conservative. Starts calling ridiculous plays and gets scared of turnovers and just goes ultra conservative. I'm telling you Daboll almost cost the Giants a  5th game.
1. Unprepared for the opener
2. Didn't carry a kicker in vs Washington.
3. Stopped playing in the second half of Cleveland game a lot closer than should have been.
4. Didn't attempt one damn play in the end zone vs Dallas after marching up and down on them.
5. Took two score lead and stopped playing in order to go stupid conservative allow Seattle to come close to pushing OT. Simmons basically saved his ass.
Daboll need to be aggressive and two scores need to become three and three needs to become four. Be aggressive!

Quote from: T200 on October 06, 2024, 11:46:54 PMYou're willing to eat crow for how Jones played today but the guy that called the plays gets no credit?   

He definitely gets credit. Just win baby stuff yes. But I am merely saying I don't think it was because of anything in particular he did. That's not saying I'm not giving the man credit because I do. But we won today because the oline, RB, QB, pass rush, kid CB, and K.

Daboll screwed up by not at least using a timeout on the 3rd down run into she end zone before the fumble play. Easily should have been at least a challenge. He also stopped going to the TE in 2nd half. He won. That's all that counts so yes, he gets credit.