PFF Heroes and Goats for the Panthers game

[bamagiantfan]

Ed,

I sort of doubt DJ decided to throw it there, I would think it was more where the ball ended up regardless of his intention.  As for reaction time, I agree I wouldn't have caught that ball.  That, along with a host of other reasons, is why no one is paying me to play football.  Still, the picture shows that regardless of reaction time, Tracy got his hands where they needed to be.   All that was left for Tracy to do was follow through and complete the catch.

While I agree it was a bad pass and not an easy catch, it was still a drop. I'm glad PFF was at least able to look past the yards and admit Taylor had three plays that either did, or could have turned out badly. Two fumbles and a drop that results in an interception should get you a bad grade no matter what you did well. I don't think Taylor was sitting with his face in a towel because of one play. He knew better than anyone that he made more than one mistake that may have cost the team the game.

[coggs]

I doubt most of the Giants receivers make that catch, which is part of the problem.  When I watch other teams, especially the good ones, I see receivers bailing out their QB by making impressive catches on a regular basis.  With the Giants, the passes need to be near perfect, and even then, a catch isn't a sure thing.

As if Jones can make near-perfect passes.

[gregf]

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This was a great video. I still feel his feet, ability to dance, will limit him to an average tackle at best. Would really love to see him at guard, his run power is outstanding   
   Before Slater was drafted, Brown Elvis posted a video of his play. He glided and shadowed his opponents so smoothly.  Neal lumbers in space.




All of Neal's snaps


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