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Warpath Hall of Fame
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Re: Giants postgame
Getting a NFC East win is so much bigger than lossing to AFC opponent.
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Join Date: Sep 2019
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Re: Giants postgame
Curious to see the run numbers.
Seemed we ran right more and we more productive on that side. |
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Playmaker
Join Date: Sep 2019
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Re: Giants postgame
New York Giants
Quarterbacks Jones had a strong performance against a defense that’s fresh off of a surprisingly impressive 2020 season. In spite of being sacked four times, Jones managed the pocket well enough to push the ball downfield, recording an adjusted completion rate well over 80% while posting an 11-yard average depth of target. In addition, 83% of his yardage came before the catch. Four drops — one on a wide-open touchdown pass — cost him an even better stat line. The Giants offensive line continues to struggle in the Dave Gettleman era, but center Billy Price was particularly problematic versus Washington, losing matchups against Daron Payne and Jonathan Allen to the tune of a 14% pressure rate allowed. He also allowed a sack. The rest of the unit surrendered nine additional pressures and a second sack. Defensive Backs New York rotated in multiple DBs on passing downs to match up with Washington's receiving corps, but starting cornerbacks Adoree' Jackson and James Bradberry performed well, allowing just 83 yards (and two touchdowns) despite being targeted 15 times. Each's average depth of target was beyond eight yards (15 for Jackson), suggesting that they stood up in coverage on deeper and in-breaking routes. Washington Football Team Quarterback Heinicke showed well for a backup quarterback who was making his first start of the season on a short week. His throws didn’t flash quite as bright as Jones', but he managed the game well enough to finish with a 99.5 passer rating. Sixty-seven percent of his throws were short of the sticks, forcing Washington's playmakers to create yardage after the catch. He finished with over 300 yards and converted 14 first downs. Defensive Line Washington's young pass-rushing core flashed its potential once again, as the unit was able to affect Jones repeatedly without much action coming from Chase Young (who still had two tackles for loss on the night). Payne and Allen ate up the Giants' interior, combining for 10 pressures and two sacks between their 62 snaps. Montez Sweat is proving to be an ideal secondary rusher, using his combination of length and power to rack up five pressures and a sack against New York. Defensive Backs Washington's trio of Benjamin St-Juste, Kendall Fuller and William Jackson III had their hands full all night, giving up 155 yards and a touchdown. Jackson was asked to play more tight one-on-one coverage than his teammates, and though he forced two incompletions, the reps he lost cost the defense two explosive passing gains and a 115 passer rating. His night was spared by two drops while he was the primary coverage defender. https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-week-2-...york-giants-29 |
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Special Teams
Join Date: Apr 2008
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Re: Giants postgame
Role reversals. The Giants lost to us in a manner that we seem to always lose to them. When presented with the game on a silver platter, they only ran off 16 seconds of clock and settled for a field goal, leaving us 2 minutes to drive into field goal range. Then they were off-sides on the game-ending field goal miss that gave us another try at it. Feels good.
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From a Land Down Under
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Re: Giants postgame
Dynami Brown
McLaurin Gibson Mckissic RSJ LT Humphries Sims Samuel hasn’t even played yet. We got weapons. We just need the staff to do a better job. |
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Playmaker
Join Date: Sep 2019
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Re: Giants postgame
That Fuller blitz worked out nicely
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Pro Bowl
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Lakewood, CO
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Re: Giants postgame
Interesting stats for the linebackers:
Cole Holcomb has been in on 100% of the defensive snaps through the first two games. Bostic - 84% vs LA / 57% vs NY Davis - 56% vs LA / 39% vs NY I was hoping to see Davis' snaps go UP, but it appears that both he and Bostic saw less action. It's been mostly a 4-2-5 alignment so far, and St-Juste was the beneficiary of Bostic and Davis' reduced snaps last night. |
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Hail Raiser
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Re: Giants postgame
Couple things about that picture, why are they wearing boots and jeans on a boat? It doesn't make you look tough it makes you look like a poser.
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Gamebreaker
Join Date: Apr 2006
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Re: Giants postgame
All that was said at the time, funny chico shows a poster of the last playoff team, It will be ten years since the Giants won the SB what about you chico?
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Playmaker
Join Date: Sep 2019
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Re: Giants postgame
JP Finlay Retweeted
Field Yates @FieldYates · 13h Not only did Dustin Hopkins give Washington the win with his field goal, he gave QB Taylor Heinicke a nice payday. By playing in over 60% of the snaps and Washington getting a win, Heinicke earned a $125,000 incentive. Significant kick by Hopkins. |
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The Starter
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Re: Giants postgame
Ben Standig
@BenStandig · 35m Washington's highest graded Week 2 defender per @PFF is... Jamin Davis (89.0) followed by Montez Sweat and Jonathan Allen. |
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Pro Bowl
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Location: Lakewood, CO
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Re: Giants postgame
JDR, please put Jamin Davis in the game more. At least flip-flop his time on the field compare to Bostic's for a couple weeks, and let's see what we have. Not much to lose, but potentially a lot to gain by doing this.
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Join Date: Oct 2009
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Re: Giants postgame
Nice win! Fun to be on the good side of crazy for a change. Go ahead and raise your hands how many MOFO'ed Hopkins and laughed and then mofo'ed him again because the 2nd kick started off exactly like the first. I though he missed it again at first.
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() G-1?? Did you post this vid?? Come on man, its just a game ![]() https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRU6Kv6l9Kk
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Re: Giants postgame
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Re: Giants postgame
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