he's not the answer as a third and short guy.....nobody else is looking like a world-beater on 3rd and short on this roster right now, so Jacobs cant be any worse.
Who would you trust one 3rd and short more than BJ at this point? Wilson (fumble issues)? Scott (hasnt proved he can do it at all, more of a speed back)? Cox (rookie with no experience)?
Last game we had a makeshift OL with many not playing normal positions but, I'm on the outside and nobody would pay me squat to make NFL personnel decisions or to coach. Not sure he will play this week, I would hope he works into it since he hasn't played in over a year. I still would like to see Scott start, give Cox some playing time and be sure to get DW involved. Oh well thats my 2 cents! JMHO.
or protections he can come in right away and contribute. Our offense is just not physical, maybe jacobs can add a little bit off that to these guys, his nastiness can be infectious at times. It's a good fit for both sides IMO
I don't really understand hating this. How is it going to hurt? We're going to stop giving the ball to the guy who keeps converting on short yardage in favor of Jacobs? Oh... that's right, we don't have one of those guys.
Anything that helps protect #10 is a good thing.
And if it was Jacobs instead of Wilson in the game on that 2nd down play from the 1 where Eli got sacked, Eli probably throws a TD pass instead.
I'm sure he knows where he is in his career, he had to try out for the team that originally drafted him and has played in how long? I'm sure he has no illusions.
starts next week? Jacobs, Wilson, or Scott? I really hope Wilson gets another chance to be the lead back. Hope that he learned from his mistakes and is ready to move on from them. We'll see.
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David Wilson will learn a lot from Brandon Jacobs and when the time comes again David Wilson will be a productive RB in our league.
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Brandon role will be very specific: In obvious passing situation as Elis personal protector. Snee is looking like DDii out there, he is missing blocks left and right. The Giants need a player that can at least slow down a 300lb DT on the loose.
Hinoski did it in the past but he doesnt look ready.
Welcome back....hope you are used the way you should be used.....he is not starter material....use him for blocking on 3rd down, and to give Wilson/Scott a breather....
As I said before, he may have a few good runs and the next thing you know Coughlin tries to make starter out of him....don't do it Tom....Give Wilson a chance....
Now, if Jacobs fulfills his roll, what happens when Brown is ready?
Hopefully his desire to return brings with it the earlier Jacobs, who was a beast, and not the tiptoe style runner who tried to always bounce outside the past few years with the team.
Who would you trust one 3rd and short more than BJ at this point? Wilson (fumble issues)? Scott (hasnt proved he can do it at all, more of a speed back)? Cox (rookie with no experience)?
It's clear that the coaches wanted a player that they knew and trusted, otherwise why go with Jacobs?
Anything that helps protect #10 is a good thing.
And if it was Jacobs instead of Wilson in the game on that 2nd down play from the 1 where Eli got sacked, Eli probably throws a TD pass instead.
Jacobs will help him big time
not sure who did the talk last week?
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David Wilson will learn a lot from Brandon Jacobs and when the time comes again David Wilson will be a productive RB in our league.
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hopefully they limit him to a backfield protector until he gets his legs under him, but I doubt it
I love his passion, and LOVE how he hammers DB's.
Hopefully he can play at near the same speed that he did in his previous stint.
Does he have two rings? I don't think he was on the SB47 team. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
Hinoski did it in the past but he doesnt look ready.
If he does, I do think he brings a boost of enthusiasm and identity to the O that has been lacking.
Welcome back....hope you are used the way you should be used.....he is not starter material....use him for blocking on 3rd down, and to give Wilson/Scott a breather....
As I said before, he may have a few good runs and the next thing you know Coughlin tries to make starter out of him....don't do it Tom....Give Wilson a chance....
Now, if Jacobs fulfills his roll, what happens when Brown is ready?
maybe he can play MLB too.
They add some spicy brown mustard?