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“We got our ass kicked tonight,” running back C.J. Anderson said. I’ve never seen a Denver team so utterly unprepared after it had 13 days to prepare for a game. Vance Joseph might be a leader of men, as he was advertised. But where is he leading them? “It's bull****,” defensive lineman Derek Wolfe said. “We've gotta clean this **** up.” |
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Don’t credit the Giants. Discredit the Broncos. They were embarrassed by an 0-5 team playing without its top four wide receivers, $84-million pass rusher and with its head coach seemingly on the firing block. |
Frankly, it's a HALLMARK of the Manning-era Giants. Particularly in mid-season, Manning teams are notorious for playing extremely well in really big games, then failing miserably against bad teams.
At KC
At philly
New England
Ouch. The chargers game is the easiest on paper but SD almost beat them in Denver and has won a couple games in a row. I actually kinda like the chargers next week
At KC
At philly
New England
Ouch. The chargers game is the easiest on paper but SD almost beat them in Denver and has won a couple games in a row. I actually kinda like the chargers next week
We need them to beat Philly...
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At San Diego
At KC
At philly
New England
Ouch. The chargers game is the easiest on paper but SD almost beat them in Denver and has won a couple games in a row. I actually kinda like the chargers next week
We need them to beat Philly...
Are you still holding out hopes for the division or something? I’m always down to see the eagles use but phrasing it as if the Giants “need” that to happen almost implies you still have your eyes on the division crown. Can’t say I share anything close to that optimism
Frankly, it's a HALLMARK of the Manning-era Giants. Particularly in mid-season, Manning teams are notorious for playing extremely well in really big games, then failing miserably against bad teams.
That has happened long before Manning. When JF was coach they always said that about his teams.
Offense: D
The back-to-back 16-point efforts seemed explosive by comparison. The Broncos could produce no consistent rhythm in any facet. Penalties, sacks, turnovers and missed assignments were just a few of the culprits.
Defense: C
The Broncos failed to adjust to tight end Evan Engram, who consistently made big plays in the passing game. A 47-yard run by Orleans Darkwa in the first quarter nearly matched the Broncos’ average per-game yield on the ground.
Special teams: C-
Two missed field goals by Brandon McManus, one of which was partly blocked, were among the biggest issues. The Broncos blocked a field goal late in the game.
Coaching: D
The Broncos, coming off a bye week, didn’t have an answer for the Giants on either end of the ball, appearing overmatched against a team that entered the game 0-5 and devastated by injuries.
At KC
At philly
New England
Ouch. The chargers game is the easiest on paper but SD almost beat them in Denver and has won a couple games in a row. I actually kinda like the chargers next week
Wanna bet they win 3 out of 4?
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At San Diego
At KC
At philly
New England
Ouch. The chargers game is the easiest on paper but SD almost beat them in Denver and has won a couple games in a row. I actually kinda like the chargers next week
Wanna bet they win 3 out of 4?
I know you don’t mean literally, but I’ve been taking a beating this year and I’m out the game for a bit lol. Anything can happen, it’s the NFL. Nobody is consistently awesome at predicting it, certainly not me either. Who knows. But my guess would be they go 1-3
Offense: D
The back-to-back 16-point efforts seemed explosive by comparison. The Broncos could produce no consistent rhythm in any facet. Penalties, sacks, turnovers and missed assignments were just a few of the culprits.
Defense: C
The Broncos failed to adjust to tight end Evan Engram, who consistently made big plays in the passing game. A 47-yard run by Orleans Darkwa in the first quarter nearly matched the Broncos’ average per-game yield on the ground.
Special teams: C-
Two missed field goals by Brandon McManus, one of which was partly blocked, were among the biggest issues. The Broncos blocked a field goal late in the game.
Coaching: D
The Broncos, coming off a bye week, didn’t have an answer for the Giants on either end of the ball, appearing overmatched against a team that entered the game 0-5 and devastated by injuries.
These grades seem generous. If the Giants were 4-1, hosting the 0-5 Broncos, and got their tails kicked like that, it'd be nothing but Fs from the NY media.
Frankly, it's a HALLMARK of the Manning-era Giants. Particularly in mid-season, Manning teams are notorious for playing extremely well in really big games, then failing miserably against bad teams.
No idea if there's a way to measure this but it seems that way to me too. I always cringe when Giants are favorites to beat a weak opponent.