Video: All 25 Eli Manning Interceptions

You saved all the games and had them on your CPU? How much memory does that take up?

but one major rule is to never leave the ball high over the middle of the field. It could lead to a bunch of interception or get your receivers killed.

Should really take picks off of receivers hands onto account with the qb rating system

2 questionable ones werent his fault either ... wow he sucked vs philly

But there are a lot of bad decisions and terrible throws, too. Both Eli and the WRs need to tighten their shit up.

And worst video I've ever seen. There were about 5 tipped balls and about 2 or 3 bad routes. The rest seemed to be bad decisions.

I'd say less than half were on Eli

when you subtract tipped balls and incomplete routes?

I'd say around 10 were more on the receiver than the QB.

you can defend Eli by saying that a lot were tipped or receivers ran bad routes but the majority are bad decisions. There were too many passes that were thrown into extremely tight coverage, double and triple coverage and some where Eli forced it when pressured.

It's a sad reminder how we had to rely on Derek Hagan.

The games were around 5GB a piece, and that was low quality. They're all deleted now (couldn't get them off my PC fast enough).

I thought the Houston and Minnesota games were particularly brutal to watch, but at least the Houston game was well in control before the turnovers started flowing.

damn man! How do you get them from your tv to the PC? How much space does high quality take?

the receivers on some of those tips during the season but watching some of them I recant. They were bad throws or totally giving up on routes where it's amazing that the receiver was even athletic enough to get their hands on them. That Barden one stands out to me as one. Barden is like 6'7 and he had to jump, extend his arms over his head and the ball still only catches the tip of his fingers.

And had to shut it off. Good stuff though.

Eli sucks....ya think maybe we can trade him for a tackling dummy, a few water bottles and a clip board??

12ish clearly on Eli

3 of them could be both WR & QB (thinking of what are clear miscommunications)

and I've got some that are just really fucking good individual defensive efforts that fall under all 3 categories.

I also recall games like GB, Indy where a couple came in garbage time trying to force things.

All in all, about what I expected. A 25 INT season, Eli responsible for his usual 12-17 INTs, but this time an excessive amount of tips and outstanding defensive plays.

When the guy is on though and not throwing those picks? He can carve a D with the best of em.

thought I went back to delete/change but I guess not

Here's what I got:

1. Nicks(Good throw, drop)
2. AB(good throw, drop)
3. Barden(good throw, drop)
4. Eli
5. Nicks(good throw, drop)
6. Eli
7. Eli
8. Eli
9. Smith/Eli(bad throw, drop)
10. Nicks(same as above)
11. Eli
12. Nicks/Eli(50/50 fault, Nicks stopped his route, Eli still threw it)
13. Eli
14. Eli
15. Eli
16. Eli(hail mary at the end of the game)
17. Eli
18. Eli
19. Eli
20. Eli(tipped at the line)
21. Eli/Nicks(miscommunication again)
22. Eli
23. Eli
24. Eli(bad throw, drop)
25. Eli

So in conclusion:

14 INT's totally on Eli Manning.
1 INT tipped at the line, but still on Eli.
2 INT's based off Nicks not running his routes
4 INT's that were good throws and dropped.
3 INT's that were dropped, but not good throws.
1 Hail Mary

2 more probably on wideouts
4 combination of varying degrees QB/WR/Defense doing their homework and having recognition(hard to say)

The rest bad decision/bad throw/tip at LOS by defender with more of them being the bad decision variety, which game circumstances can certainly have an impact on.

At the harshest, you could put 18 of them on Eli
At the kindest, you could put 12 of them on Eli

Split the difference and blame Eli for 15

his WRs so its not really fair to separate them from Eli's total unless we have reason to believe that a larger share of Eli's were his receiver's fault as compared to other QBs.

where a large % of the dropped balls took bad bounces. Eli was still solely responsible for 14, IMO and a lot of those were bad decisions and awful throws.

thanks for this.

how many of 7 fumbles (5 lost) where the ground's fault???

Um, look down?

gravity- all of them

*were

you think #25 was on Eli? Not the best angle in that shot, but it looked like a catchable ball to me.

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it was an errant throw over the middle that was too hard and too high. I guess Smith(I think) could get some of the fault, but I have that one on Eli.

Alot more tipped pass than I recall. And too many from Nicks. Nicks has to hold on to those.

I've got 2 good throws that he dropped that turned into INT's, I've got 1 on a bad throw that hit both of his hands and I've got 2 based on him stopping his route and running the wrong route.

There are a whole lot of those that just bounced straight into some defender's hands.

19 on Eli, 6 not his fault. i think the nicks and barden ones in the carolina game were on Eli. they were shit throws. within 15 yards of the line, no pressure and he made the WR go out of his way, fully extending the arms trying to make the catch. thats eli's fault. watch brady (and others) throw from that distance. ball is thrown right between the numbers every time. QB has to put it there in that situation or its his fault. sorry.

ill defend eli all day, but i fell i'm being realistic about the INT from last year.

he jumps like he has something stuck up his ass. Weak.

Those passes were pretty much right there for both guys.

was 100% on Nicks and the ball has to come out. Let's see if I'm right. lol.

14 bad throws or bad decisions, 1 tip at the line and 3 that were bad throws that were dropped.

6 on the receivers and 1 hail mary.

it seems like any given Sunday anything could happen...but under normal circumstances half of those balls fall to the turf incomplete...just not in 2010 with the GIants...

Nicks' is thrown behind him. Should he have made the catch? Yes, but Eli should make a better throw there. No reason not to hit your target in the chest there. And Barden's was well over the head of a 6'6" man. Not a good throw.

I would change that one on my list from good throw, dropped to bad throw, dropped. Def too high.

Like in the 2007 home game vs Dallas TD pass to Shockey right in front of Roy Williams. Some of them are still catchable. And Barden barely had to jump for his, had no one in front of him, and has it bounce off his hands. Not every pass a QB throws is going to be in the numbers. Sometimes the QB has guys in his face, sometimes he is on the run. It happens. Not hitting the guy in the numbers doesn't mean it's uncatchable.

it's a timing route but you can see something is wrong there.

then again, the other option is getting smushed and he probably fumbles anyway. lol.

the pass to barden in the carolina was a 7 yard pass to a wide open 6 foot 6 WR from a QB standing in the pocket, in a clear passing lane, withno pressure. that has got to be dead on between the numbers every time. i dont care if wee-man is the WR it has to be a perfect throw.

It would be nice if every pass a WR attempted to catch was right in the numbers. Sure. But, it unforunately doesn't work that way. It was still a very catchable pass for a guy Bardens' size. He jumped, but not very high. He didn't have to battle any DB for the ball either. It could have been a better pass, I agree. But it still should've been caught given A) Bardens' size B) No DB to battle it out with. I mean, that is the biggest reason Barden is here. His size.

You can complain about Barden all you want - there is no earthly reason for that pass to be 5 feet over his head. None.

but it could have been caught. For as bad as it was, it hit off his hands, and the guy barely jumped.

it seemed like he got shorter jumping. that he could have just put his hands up and done the same thing

I think that he should take two things from these highlights.

1. Make better game situation decisions. For example on 3rd and 14, under pressure and rolling to your left, do not try to complete a pass to a receiver standing 3 yards downfield. If you are ahead by 18 points with 4 minutes left in the game and you are under pressure, throw the ball away or take the sack.

2. It seems that his high throws come early in the game. Seems like too much adrenaline. Calm yourself down.

Whenever he misses (mostly), he misses high.