can happen not just with the giants but other teams. You can't predict injuries and/or ineffectiveness. Some teams you feel will be good won't be and other who you think will be bad might be better than expected. It's like this every year.
I just scrolled down to see what the record was. I think the Giants need another good offseason and, hopefully, better health before they can be considered serious contenders.
will be 9-7 or 7-9. The league is designed that way now. No team can keep all the players they want to keep now. Teams that spend wisely and draft well can keep the core intact and have success but it is very hard to sustain. The Giants have not drafted well recently. Not getting any production out of two recent first round draft picks places them in the second tier this season. Nine wins is possible but six or seven is more likely.
However, looking at the schedule, I would not be surprised at all if we went 10-6 or better. Of course anything can happen and schedules don't mean much now, but there are only a few teams on there that I think are long shots to win. I think the rest we should be able to compete in.
with the way things looks right now, you can't blame the guy.
If some bad things happen, some of us Giant fans might be wishing we had finished 8-8.
I'm hoping that the offense starts to click at some point and some unheralded players come up big time. Like a TE, or a RB, however his scenario of 8-8 is the most likely.
Although 8-8 sounds reasonable, predicting games this far in advance is laughable.
See Giants vs Packers last year. Would your prediction have changed if Aaron Rodgers was playing?
I would have still picked the Giants in that on. The Giants had beaten the Packers with Rodgers 2 straight meetings and almost beat the in a 3rd meeting. Sometimes it's all about matchups and the Packers even with Rodgers don't match up well with the Giants
"exercises" that writers and fans do. At best, he can try to predict this weeks game, but in the NFL, so much changes week to week that it's impossible to predict what the future will bring. It's absolutely pointless.
8-8 as well. I don't think they'll be as bad as most people on here say, and i dont think theyre 4-12 or 5-11 material. The one thing I do see an issue with is the stretch of opponents they play in the middle of the season. Doesn't look good.
lays out a very reasonable prediction, and I agree on most of the games, however, I think the GIants will avoid 5 straight losses and win one of those gamse to finish the season at 9-7 and sneak in as a wild-card over the 49ers.
He has us beating the Eagles the last week of the season.
See Giants vs Packers last year. Would your prediction have changed if Aaron Rodgers was playing?
The final record itself, predictable. But can't fault him for that.
And yes, St. Louis' pass rush will be a killer this year.
2) Except for last year, Coughlin's team consistently fade in the second have. Finishing 5 - 1 is almost certain not going to happen.
If some bad things happen, some of us Giant fans might be wishing we had finished 8-8.
I'm hoping that the offense starts to click at some point and some unheralded players come up big time. Like a TE, or a RB, however his scenario of 8-8 is the most likely.
Of course, we could probably say that almost any year.
See Giants vs Packers last year. Would your prediction have changed if Aaron Rodgers was playing?
I would have still picked the Giants in that on. The Giants had beaten the Packers with Rodgers 2 straight meetings and almost beat the in a 3rd meeting. Sometimes it's all about matchups and the Packers even with Rodgers don't match up well with the Giants
TC should be fired and Eli...
I think we should win 12
I think Cooley had the redskins going 14-2 after their 4-0 preseason last year.
The Giants certainly have set the bar low after their pre-season performance.
excellent point. why even show up that day?