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Q: On that drive against Washington where you had the 19-yarder and 24-yarder, were you starting to get the feel of taking over a game again? A: Yes. It’s just unfortunate that it was as late as it was. You wait all game and then it finally comes around at the end. It makes it a lot more difficult. It’s like you’re playing catchup instead of being on top of it from the start. I felt like we could’ve done that all game. From the very beginning of the game, even with the coverages that they were playing. I felt like we could’ve took advantage of that but we didn’t. We just keep it moving from here. Like I said, we’re going against one of the top defenses in the league and we have to come out and play our best. |
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Q: Ben McAdoo said you have to do a better job controlling your emotions. Is that something that you have to do? A: No. I’m in a great place right now mentally, physically and spiritually. There’s not really much that bothers me at all, to be honest. I’m going to go out and play football the only way I know how to play. Try my best to be the best teammate that I possibly can be. At the end of the day you play for the guys who are wearing the jersey. They’re the ones that take the field for you. They’re the ones who you shed blood, sweat and tears with. I’m just going to go out and be who I am. Q: Is there any concern that you could be a distraction? That’s what he said. A: He said, she said. I’m not really concerned about anything except the Minnesota Vikings. |
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"There are qualities that Odell Beckham, this young man, brings to this football team to the likes of which I've never seen," Coughlin said. "He has great energy, great enthusiasm, great effort. He does it literally every day that he walks out on the field. He's an emotional young man. He wears his emotions on his sleeve. "I will never ... I will not defend his actions yesterday because they were wrong and this particular franchise and organization does not tolerate that. So I will not do that. I will defend the young man and the quality of the person I will defend him as long as I'm able." |
Let's just win first though. I'd like to see one of those wins where the other team is left reeling. That would make my week a lot better.
I thought this was screamingly obvious during the game.
I agree with you. Making it even worse for him IMO, was it happened on a 1st down play and he never got an opportunity during that series.
Somehow I think if they went his way on 1st and or 2nd down and then the play to Tye happened on 3rd down, I don't think he reacts the same way. I really think never getting a chance that series pissed him off big time, and I don't really blame him for being pissed.
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that he was not happy with the game plan in the first half. Now I am thinking that his freak out session on the sideline was all about the ball going to Tye in that big spot.
I agree with you. Making it even worse for him IMO, was it happened on a 1st down play and he never got an opportunity during that series.
Somehow I think if they went his way on 1st and or 2nd down and then the play to Tye happened on 3rd down, I don't think he reacts the same way. I really think never getting a chance that series pissed him off big time, and I don't really blame him for being pissed.
He was beating Norman like a drum. Cruz & Shep were winning their battles too. Skins lose 2 starters from their secondary and Mac doesn't even test their replacements. Giants got to 14 points and Mac started playing against the time on the game clock instead of the opponent. It was a chickenshit approach, that started early and let the Skins stay in the game.
I don't see an issue with Beckham having an outburst on the sideline. They have to stop trying to neuter him. I am not talking about him against Carolina. That is obviously over the line. I am talking about not getting any penalties and giving it his all out there. The reason people hate him is also the reason people love him. It is that competitive drive, that passion, that desire to be the best, the hatred of losing.
Using my best radar impresonation...
Has it in the past?
It depends on the eye of the beholder how you see these guys. I see super talents and great competitors. Others see immaturity, selfishness or distraction.
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Should help the Giants win more games.. no?
Using my best radar impresonation...
Has it in the past?
Idk truthfully but my eyes tell me he's more useful with the ball than he is as a fucking decoy. When you played the 49ers you knew the ball was going to Rice that didn't make it any easier to stop, those teams won alot of games.
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Should help the Giants win more games.. no?
Using my best radar impresonation...
Has it in the past?
Idk truthfully but my eyes tell me he's more useful with the ball than he is as a fucking decoy. When you played the 49ers you knew the ball was going to Rice that didn't make it any easier to stop, those teams won alot of games.
Ummm, Montana threw the ball to a lot of guys. We have won SBs by throwing to Tyree for TDs in the super bowl. Bear Pascoe in the NFC Championship game. Hell Henry Hynoski had some big catches in the playoffs.
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that he was not happy with the game plan in the first half. Now I am thinking that his freak out session on the sideline was all about the ball going to Tye in that big spot.
I agree with you. Making it even worse for him IMO, was it happened on a 1st down play and he never got an opportunity during that series.
Somehow I think if they went his way on 1st and or 2nd down and then the play to Tye happened on 3rd down, I don't think he reacts the same way. I really think never getting a chance that series pissed him off big time, and I don't really blame him for being pissed.
He was beating Norman like a drum. Cruz & Shep were winning their battles too. Skins lose 2 starters from their secondary and Mac doesn't even test their replacements. Giants got to 14 points and Mac started playing against the time on the game clock instead of the opponent. It was a chickenshit approach, that started early and let the Skins stay in the game.
I really didn't get it at all either. I really don't enjoy Mac as a play caller. I think sometimes he's more focused on being balanced rather than just continuously attack the other teams weakness.
If something is working, just stick with it! They really needed to do a better job taking advantage of that decimated secondary, Oh well.
I wish we would get him going with reverses, screens, bubbles more early.
He really only has to do a few more things beyond what he is doing, shut up, be humble, and go about his business. He chooses not to do those things, there are consequences and we see them in the form his on field antics, suspensions, and warnings about suspensions. He co enables our linemen to keep him in line and then they get ejected.
He keeps dropping footballs and Eli will give his throws to Sheppard and Cruz. They seem focused and fly in formation.
And there offense looked like struggled the previous two weeks because the lack of other threats.
People are acting like we arent moving the ball. We are. We just havent finished.
Stop making intelligent comments we need to spread the ball and get our tight ends and back up running backs their touches
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Miami knows the ball is going his way almost every time. They can't stop it. The way the rules are in the NFL now, elite WR's are basically impossible to cover.
Stop making intelligent comments we need to spread the ball and get our tight ends and back up running backs their touches
Bengals back up running backs and tight ends have combined for 5 catches already.
yet you probably have no problem idolizing lawrence taylor
It doesn't mean shit if you go 6-10 each of those years. The Giants' coaches and quarterback I'm sure are trying to find the best combination of offense/defense/special teams that results in winning football games. The Giants had a 21-9 lead in this game with minimal contributions from Beckham; the game was lost from that point forward due to turnovers and penalties despite Beckham being more heavily involved at that point.
Win games. Beckham should shut up and do what he's told, because though he might have a ton of stats to his name since he's come into the NFL he hasn't shown shit when it comes to actually winning games.
There is one mantra that will lead to success and it's been demonstrated in New England for over a decade:
Shut up and do your fucking job.
It doesn't mean shit if you go 6-10 each of those years. The Giants' coaches and quarterback I'm sure are trying to find the best combination of offense/defense/special teams that results in winning football games. The Giants had a 21-9 lead in this game with minimal contributions from Beckham; the game was lost from that point forward due to turnovers and penalties despite Beckham being more heavily involved at that point.
Win games. Beckham should shut up and do what he's told, because though he might have a ton of stats to his name since he's come into the NFL he hasn't shown shit when it comes to actually winning games.
There is one mantra that will lead to success and it's been demonstrated in New England for over a decade:
Shut up and do your fucking job.
Minimal contributions, maybe. But let's not act like he's not drawing the attention of the defense away from the other targets.
he was getting doubled and triple teamed and still being covered by their best corner...
anyone who can honestly say that the losing seasons are on beckham last year or his stats mean nothing because the giants havnt won just have an agenda...without beckham they probably have back to back 2 win seasons...
does he need to control his emotions? absolutely but he doesnt get into the face of his teammates or coaches, he has no off the field issues...
yet people want to trade him, absolutely ridiculous..
and people need to stop acting like the giants are so above this stuff that it is embarrasing the organization, their greatest player ever is a rapist and druggie..
Exactly. If winning the game means he is a decoy all game, great. If it means throwing it to him 20 times, great.
Either way, do your job. No one gives a shit about history's lamest rivalry between Odell Beckham and Josh Norman.
I understand coverages dictate where you throw the ball sometimes, I realize there are hot reads and teams blitz and you go to your hot receiver.. I just think there are points in games where you need to make sure Beckham is your first read. If he's not open, you can look elsewhere but the way he was going on Sunday, you bet your ass he was going to be open.
The other receiving options were also pathetic. He was the only threat we had and he still produced week in and week out.
The other receiving options were also pathetic. He was the only threat we had and he still produced week in and week out.
but Arc, GT says it's because he's a loser you will never win with. Plus he dances, that says a lot!
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that he was not happy with the game plan in the first half. Now I am thinking that his freak out session on the sideline was all about the ball going to Tye in that big spot.
I agree with you. Making it even worse for him IMO, was it happened on a 1st down play and he never got an opportunity during that series.
Somehow I think if they went his way on 1st and or 2nd down and then the play to Tye happened on 3rd down, I don't think he reacts the same way. I really think never getting a chance that series pissed him off big time, and I don't really blame him for being pissed.
He was beating Norman like a drum. Cruz & Shep were winning their battles too. Skins lose 2 starters from their secondary and Mac doesn't even test their replacements. Giants got to 14 points and Mac started playing against the time on the game clock instead of the opponent. It was a chickenshit approach, that started early and let the Skins stay in the game.
I really didn't get it at all either. I really don't enjoy Mac as a play caller. I think sometimes he's more focused on being balanced rather than just continuously attack the other teams weakness.
If something is working, just stick with it! They really needed to do a better job taking advantage of that decimated secondary, Oh well.
This was a common theme in the Coughlin era...but Coughlin ain't here no more.
Oh I am nit saying that, even though I am tough on him. I think a lot of other people are missing the point.
We moved the ball at will the last two weeks, but whether it was turnovers, penalties, drops, or whatever we faield in the red zone. Now if we are talking about getting him the ball in the red zone, giddy up. But we have had open guys in position to make plays, and they havent.
Clean it up, and ther eare no issues.
That's pretty much where he was last year too.
I'm the guy that spent all offseason bitching about giving Vernon money because we were a Beckham sprained ankle from being 1-4. I don't need to be reminded of how good he is.
My point isn't about how good a receiver he is, it's about the coaches trying to put together the best possible game plan to win games. If that involves throwing it to Beckham a lot, great. But if it involves him getting the ball less than he's used to, then he needs to be OK with that.
Either way, do your job and turn off the waterworks. No one gives a shit about your feelings.
i have been saying that since it happened. it was clear as day he was pissed at Tye...we had ALOT of momentum and that INT really threw it all away and it was 100% Tye's fault...the ball was in a perfect spot. youre a big TE use your body, keep your leverage and catch the ball 85% of TEs in the NFL catch that for 6
LOL
It's called situational awareness. He had you chance to just catch the ball and he dropped it. Dropped the opening drive bomb from Eli against Carolina which could have been a tone setter. Dropped a sure TD against NO.
And he's bitchin' about his opportunities? Fuck outta here, crybaby ass N#$%@. Foh real.
No. Get the ball to perhaps the best offensive player in the sport as many times as possible. I know you love defending Eli blindly, but the Giants are much better offense when Odell has the ball in his hands.
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Should help the Giants win more games.. no?
Using my best radar impresonation...
Has it in the past?
The Giants had a better offense in the past, yes. Do you expect Odell to help the defense too?
Ninja. Got you, stupid.
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Should help the Giants win more games.. no?
Using my best radar impresonation...
Has it in the past?
Idk truthfully but my eyes tell me he's more useful with the ball than he is as a fucking decoy. When you played the 49ers you knew the ball was going to Rice that didn't make it any easier to stop, those teams won alot of games.
Oh, I see, you can't have passion for the game unless you act like a complete ass immature jerk. Gotcha.
So I guess Eli doesn't care, nor DRC, nor anyone else not behaving like a mentally ill 9 yr old having a temper tantrum. Right
No other WR has stepped up on that team.
What happens is when team's know the ball is going to one guy in the red zone, they stop it, either through the coverage or breaking up the pass.
No other WR has stepped up on that team.
What happens is when team's know the ball is going to one guy in the red zone, they stop it, either through the coverage or breaking up the pass.
I fall somewhere in the middle. Its kind of frustrating to see us not go to Odell for long stretches, but from a tactical standpoint I get that you need to keep defenses honest. That said, I can't figure out why he's not lining up everywhere; out wide, the slot, even the backfield. We really need, IMO, to start mixing up our play book a bit. I believe McAdoo knows how to do it, but there's something holding him back from it (and maybe there's a good reason).
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Should help the Giants win more games.. no?
Using my best radar impresonation...
Has it in the past?
Idk truthfully but my eyes tell me he's more useful with the ball than he is as a fucking decoy. When you played the 49ers you knew the ball was going to Rice that didn't make it any easier to stop, those teams won alot of games.
That's funny comparing him to Rice, you never saw Rice acting like an a-hole on the sidelines or costing his team with stupid penalties!
When hes broken every WR record for a player with only 2 years experience there is no one else to compare him to but the man with all the records. And it doesn't take a rocket scientist to see OBJ is in an elite class of WR. The point was that they knew Rice was getting the ball that didn't make it any easier to stop. Yes Montana spread it around but he got his guy involved every game, and kept him involved.
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and if not, keep working hard.
No. Get the ball to perhaps the best offensive player in the sport as many times as possible. I know you love defending Eli blindly, but the Giants are much better offense when Odell has the ball in his hands.
Pulling my inner radar.... how has that worked in the past?
Again 21-9. Moving the ball at will. 360 yards passing last week. 380 against the saints. Where is the problem moving the ball? Simple question. No continue to be a fucking cunt while I continue to make you look like an ass.
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and if not, keep working hard.
No. Get the ball to perhaps the best offensive player in the sport as many times as possible. I know you love defending Eli blindly, but the Giants are much better offense when Odell has the ball in his hands.
Pulling my inner radar.... how has that worked in the past?
Again 21-9. Moving the ball at will. 360 yards passing last week. 380 against the saints. Where is the problem moving the ball? Simple question. No continue to be a fucking cunt while I continue to make you look like an ass.
We didn't score enough. Those numbers are misleading. We were up 14-3 and we lost everyhing, all momentum. Not because of TO's because those didn't hurt us until the second half. We played scared and Odell became lost in our offense. The Skins played fearless and we played scared. Re watch the play calls after we went up 14-3.
He caught 10 of 12 targets in a win (AJ Green) had his team started trailing I guarantee both those numbers go up significantly. Pretty good for someone with no help at WR.
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What happens is when team's know the ball is going to one guy in the red zone, they stop it, either through the coverage or breaking up the pass.
He caught 10 of 12 targets in a win (AJ Green) had his team started trailing I guarantee both those numbers go up significantly. Pretty good for someone with no help at WR.
Wait... if someone has help at WR, why would your force it to him?
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and if not, keep working hard.
No. Get the ball to perhaps the best offensive player in the sport as many times as possible. I know you love defending Eli blindly, but the Giants are much better offense when Odell has the ball in his hands.
Pulling my inner radar.... how has that worked in the past?
Again 21-9. Moving the ball at will. 360 yards passing last week. 380 against the saints. Where is the problem moving the ball? Simple question. No continue to be a fucking cunt while I continue to make you look like an ass.
We didn't score enough. Those numbers are misleading. We were up 14-3 and we lost everyhing, all momentum. Not because of TO's because those didn't hurt us until the second half. We played scared and Odell became lost in our offense. The Skins played fearless and we played scared. Re watch the play calls after we went up 14-3.
I think yo need to watch more, post less. We moved thr ball all game. This cannot be disputed.
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Well espn says it... then it must be true!!!
Espn is about as credible as thr national inquirer.
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What happens is when team's know the ball is going to one guy in the red zone, they stop it, either through the coverage or breaking up the pass.
He caught 10 of 12 targets in a win (AJ Green) had his team started trailing I guarantee both those numbers go up significantly. Pretty good for someone with no help at WR.
Wait... if someone has help at WR, why would your force it to him?
Ugh.. because Odell is a threat for six points with every touch unlike all the 'help' it's not like Sheppard and Cruz are gashing guys they are playing well as expected. But Odell should lead the league in targets in this style of offense even with 'help' ' at WR. We don't have three number one recevers.
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Well espn says it... then it must be true!!!
Espn is about as credible as thr national inquirer.
Bro take your meds, chill. It's just to point out.. it's a distraction since McAdoo said what he said.. this thread did have an OP
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What happens is when team's know the ball is going to one guy in the red zone, they stop it, either through the coverage or breaking up the pass.
He caught 10 of 12 targets in a win (AJ Green) had his team started trailing I guarantee both those numbers go up significantly. Pretty good for someone with no help at WR.
Wait... if someone has help at WR, why would your force it to him?
Ugh.. because Odell is a threat for six points with every touch unlike all the 'help' it's not like Sheppard and Cruz are gashing guys they are playing well as expected. But Odell should lead the league in targets in this style of offense even with 'help' ' at WR. We don't have three number one recevers.
Again... let's slow it down for you... despite going up and down the field at will thr last two weeks.... you rather ditch that game plan and just force feed beckham so he has the chance to score? Amazing logic.
A guy like him doesn't come around too often, at least to us, so I think we can put up with some childish shit from time to time in exchange for some extraordinary production..At least, fwiw, his occasional stupidity emanates from a fervent desire to win, to be the best.
Good for him
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and if not, keep working hard.
No. Get the ball to perhaps the best offensive player in the sport as many times as possible. I know you love defending Eli blindly, but the Giants are much better offense when Odell has the ball in his hands.
Pulling my inner radar.... how has that worked in the past?
Again 21-9. Moving the ball at will. 360 yards passing last week. 380 against the saints. Where is the problem moving the ball? Simple question. No continue to be a fucking cunt while I continue to make you look like an ass.
We didn't score enough. Those numbers are misleading. We were up 14-3 and we lost everyhing, all momentum. Not because of TO's because those didn't hurt us until the second half. We played scared and Odell became lost in our offense. The Skins played fearless and we played scared. Re watch the play calls after we went up 14-3.
I think yo need to watch more, post less. We moved thr ball all game. This cannot be disputed.
We did not involve our best player. Wether you think it's diva ish or not the point is if hes involved we have a better chance to win wether we are moving it or not it, we did not get in the end zone enough. You can Pull In Your Inner Radar all day bro.
A guy like him doesn't come around too often, at least to us, so I think we can put up with some childish shit from time to time in exchange for some extraordinary production..At least, fwiw, his occasional stupidity emanates from a fervent desire to win, to be the best.
Good for him
Agreed.
The reason we didn't score enough points was due to correctable mistakes not giving obj more chances.
"There are qualities that Odell Beckham, this young man, brings to this football team to the likes of which I've never seen," Coughlin said. "He has great energy, great enthusiasm, great effort. He does it literally every day that he walks out on the field. He's an emotional young man. He wears his emotions on his sleeve.
"I will never ... I will not defend his actions yesterday because they were wrong and this particular franchise and organization does not tolerate that. So I will not do that. I will defend the young man and the quality of the person I will defend him as long as I'm able."
The reason we didn't score enough points was due to correctable mistakes not giving obj more chances.
We were up 21-16 just before the half,the Redskins shit the bed at the goal line just before the end of half. After a 14-3 start. And after 21 in one half what happened in the second? Don't give me the turnover crap. Because Eli forced one to Tye. And the final one came in the final drive. Beckham became a non factor and don't give me that Redskins tripled teamed him crap. Because as soon as hey started forcing it to him he took over! To late!
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We had 21 points before half. Am I missing something? Actually it seems when we involved him more, we scored less. So again if we are scoring TDs with him being a minimal contributor... and scoring less when we go to him.... maybe your point is moot.
The reason we didn't score enough points was due to correctable mistakes not giving obj more chances.
We were up 21-16 just before the half,the Redskins shit the bed at the goal line just before the end of half. After a 14-3 start. And after 21 in one half what happened in the second? Don't give me the turnover crap. Because Eli forced one to Tye. And the final one came in the final drive. Beckham became a non factor and don't give me that Redskins tripled teamed him crap. Because as soon as hey started forcing it to him he took over! To late!
And as soon as we forced it to him, we couldn't score. Have a nice day!
I was lambasted in the game thread about the play calling .
It was like we went into the fetal position to protect
the lead run on 1st and 2nd down for little to no gain
and punt . I am still waiting for this offense to run a
play that actually fools the other team . When we run the
ball especially when Eli checks out of a play the
opposition seems to know exactly where we are running it to .
Where are the new wrinkles ? It looks like the same plays
we ran in pre-season that were unsuccessful especially
in the run game ..
How many slants did we run or screen passes or quick outs ?
I'm probably way off base here but i expected to see
some different looks and play designs is it possible
that after two years of success that teams have figured
our offense out ?
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No. Get the ball to perhaps the best offensive player in the sport as many times as possible. I know you love defending Eli blindly, but the Giants are much better offense when Odell has the ball in his hands.
Or perhaps, Eli knows his players better than anybody, knows his system better than anybody and that perhaps he's instructed to go through his reads a certain way because there are expectations of who will be open, depending on the play?
Nah. You're right.
So if I ascribe to that, then we're 2-1 unless the rules of record contention has changed..😎
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and if not, keep working hard.
No. Get the ball to perhaps the best offensive player in the sport as many times as possible. I know you love defending Eli blindly, but the Giants are much better offense when Odell has the ball in his hands.
So, is your thought that Eli doesn't know that OBJ is great but instead tries to move the ball around just to be "fair to the players"?
Or perhaps, Eli knows his players better than anybody, knows his system better than anybody and that perhaps he's instructed to go through his reads a certain way because there are expectations of who will be open, depending on the play?
Nah. You're right.
You're right Randy. Eli is perfect and we should never critique him.
Too funny.
Eli tried to fire one between two players to OBJ early in this past contest. I think the pass went off Norman's hands and was almost picked.
If Beckham wins his match up and is open, Eli will put it on him, that is what he does. If he is bracketed then someone else will (hopefully) be open since Beckham has tilted the field his way. This is called team sports, which football might be the ultimate example of.
On the Tye pick (which was a one handed INT catch, awesome play) we learned from post game interviews that Tye was the hot read. When the pressure came Eli could have ate it, or put it up to Tye. I have read multiple times that Beckham was open etc., but Eli can not just throw it up to him under duress if that is not what is designed.
I hope Beckham, who to me seems a bit crazy but he obviously brings it on the field, was not upset because the ball was going elsewhere. He will be getting plenty of chances this season and already has. He should be more pissed about the case of the dropsies he has had so far. Eli and Cruz bailed him out week 2 or this team might be 1 - 2.By the way, the big play to Cruz was a one on one where Cruz one the battle, that is how you make a great play. Tye and Rainey lost theirs this past week.
100% agree
If anyone should be upset at a player it's Richburg and his stupid shot on that bucktoothed mental patient Norman leading to his ejection and replacement.
There are two separate issues here: Odell's sideline antics and the 'targets' issue. And even within each of those topics there are multiple discussion points.
I think it safe to say Odell should not be throwing tantrums on the sideline. He can play with heart and passion without losing his composure.
And Go Terps is right. Whether he gets one or twenty touches he should not behave ridiculously.
However, suggesting this is poison or we can't win with this player, which some have done here....well that's ludicrous.
NOW, the issue of targets is a separate issue altogether. It is perfectly reasonable to point out Odell was not targeted often and the Giants put up 21 points. It's also reasonable to point out how much yardage the Giants put up.
BUT, it's also reasonable to point out watching the game, the Giants had a rut for about a good twenty minute stretch where Washington adjusted to the horizontal offense the Giants were playing and the offense stalled out.
AND in spite of the yardage this offense is not putting points on the board. Avg 20 points per game is disappointing thus far.
Odell and Cruz imo should have each received more targets during that stretch where the o stalled out. Cruz should have been more involved period. To me that's the bigger crime.
The other advantage of Odell touching the ball more-guy scores a lot. The Giants need not force him the ball-which many posters are suggesting they would have to do, utter nonsense he was open most of the game and the beauty of the three receiver set is no one can get more than a corner and safety.
BUT, It's possible Odell should have received more looks and still behaved poorly and a bit of a jerk.
You get the sense here Odell was right to get more touches and would be justified in hitting Eli with a chair. And the other side, that views more targets for him as madden ball and that he is a cancer like Terrel Owens.
#NEVERFORGETHOWTHE2014SEASONSTARTED
So Eli shouldnt throw to open receivers if they arent Cruz, Shephard, or Beckham.
BBI is getting worse..... theres no doubt about it.
Even the Redskins said they were surprised they weren't more exploited.
Forcing the ball to a player is not a great strategy when the opposition can quickly adjust.
How many red zone targets did Beckham Cruz and Shepard get? Just curious.....
How many red zone targets did Beckham Cruz and Shepard get? Just curious.....
8 passes
4 to OBJ
1 SS
1 to rainey
1 to Tye
1 to Vereen.
Definitely execution played a bigger culprit that distribution, even though I still feel nyg missed an opp to torch Washington d even more.
And generally I hate the questioning of a specific decision or play.
So if I ascribe to that, then we're 2-1 unless the rules of record contention has changed..😎
It's a valid point, but with the infusion of talent it's hard to compare that to last year. IMO it just seems as if these games are being played too close to the vest at times that results in them being closer then they should. When you do that you end up at times losing to a team your beating by 12 points halfway through the game
Just asinine that this was brought to the media by our HC
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It just feels like such a long time since the Giants have set a tone for a game and leveraged a large lead going into the 3rd and 4th quarters.
Its only three games so its early. But with this team, if both in not in the top three by end of year we left yards on the field.
And Odell is capable of being a runaway #1 in ypg. If he ends up 9th, unless Shepard and Cruz are both in the top 15 its a criminal underuse.
Or that 6 & half foot Tight End who managed to do it 3 times in a single game last season against the same opponent...but fade route to Rainey instead.
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Barber criticized Beckham for his emotional outbursts, including the one caught on camera during the Giants' loss to the Redskins on Sunday. That outburst -- where he slammed his helmet into the kicking net and then may or may not have been crying afterwards -- sparked head coach Ben McAdoo to say his star receiver "needs to control his emotions better and be less of a distraction."
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What do you mean brought to the media by the HC? Are you trying to say that no one asked or discussed Beckham for 8 hours a day the last week and the coach called them over to say his WR is this and that?
I think the person is saying that it served no purpose for McAdoo to make those public comments regardless of how he felt about the issue. Address the player(s) in private instead of contributing to a situation that becomes a DISTRACTION when media chicken littles start running to all the players for responses. As annoying as he can be, there's a method to Bill Belichick's madness of saying nothing to the media. McAdoo will hopefully learn that too.
whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa???? What the hell is going on here...is everyone losing their marbles?
Did anyone just hear Banks on talking to Evan Roberts? He made the point that needed to be explained to people. ROberts is pressing and pressing on Beckham and changinf his personality and Banks just basically said "this is all some bullshit you guys are making up and now demand answwrs to their own agenda. He said the media just wants to tear the guy down and he's not the guy you want to do that to.
Why do the kid's own fans and media want to tear him down every damn week? All he does is rack up catches and yards and wants to win as much as his QB
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Barber criticized Beckham for his emotional outbursts, including the one caught on camera during the Giants' loss to the Redskins on Sunday. That outburst -- where he slammed his helmet into the kicking net and then may or may not have been crying afterwards -- sparked head coach Ben McAdoo to say his star receiver "needs to control his emotions better and be less of a distraction."
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What do you mean brought to the media by the HC? Are you trying to say that no one asked or discussed Beckham for 8 hours a day the last week and the coach called them over to say his WR is this and that?
Are you just being silly with this, or do you actually not know?
That is putting it out there to the general public. Who gives a shit if the media is talking about it, you don't feed them more fodder by doing this. Why is that hard to understand?
It's not a huge deal but it's unneccesary to make this bigger than the minor issue it was.
I agree. I think it was a rookie HC mistake. I don't expect anything like it to happen again.
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