It's just a 6-man protection and Bobby Hart vs. Von Miller.
It's like he hates contact. One touch and he is thrown into Eli. Brandon Marshall comes in untouched on a delayed blitz. We should be fortunate that Eli has not suffered an injury.
if this OL improves and we add barkley, we could see SIGNIFICANT improvement in our offense. beckham is an absolute game changer...watch our OL during those clips, its SCARY bad. added solder, omameh, and hopefully an interior guy in round 2 and the OL could take some steps forward. an improved run game would open the playaction up and we could see beckham creating big plays...
Just watch his #8 on the top 100. You will not care if you come home from work and he's fucking your wife with your dog's junk. Wait, that may cross the line. But you get my drift. Unbelievable - ( New Window )
Just watch his #8 on the top 100. You will not care if you come home from work and he's fucking your wife with your dog's junk. Wait, that may cross the line. But you get my drift. Unbelievable - ( New Window )
Thanks for posting this - I had never seen it.
Good stuff. And you can see here that his peers - even guys on rival teams - have a tremendous amount of respect for him and his ability.
Even Xavier Rhodes, a guy who he mixed it up with in 2016 is there talking about how great a player he is and how competitive he is.
Josh Fucking Norman is there saying Odell plays hard and wants the ball.
Malcom Jenkins, Sua Cravens, etc. Guys on rival teams.
I know they're not going to bad mouth him in an environment like that but it's still cool to hear other players talk about how hard he is to defend and how hard he plays.
This is why I am willing to deal with some of the bullshit. He's an all-world talent and no one on this planet can question his love for the game. I wish he'd grow up a bit but it's more important to me that he's on the field doing what he's been doing for us since 2014.
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I watched it last week during all that trade flim flam, and I just thought, is this guy worth all the look at me? It took about 45 seconds of watching that and I just shook my head and wondered how I could ever wish that human being was not wearing the NY on his helmet.
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I watched it last week during all that trade flim flam, and I just thought, is this guy worth all the look at me? It took about 45 seconds of watching that and I just shook my head and wondered how I could ever wish that human being was not wearing the NY on his helmet.
Amen and amen. You don't know what ya got til it's gone. 13 belongs in NY
Time and time again his peers volunteer that he works hard, plays hard and cares about the team.
He has the respect of teammates and foes alike.
Nuff said.
+1 i admit, maybe its part of the production of the video, in other words, would they say he is selfish? for me, the norman interview is key. its easy for him to say obj is dirty, selfish, etc. his smirk and damn he plays hard says it all. OBJ is a damn competitor and he literally is always hyped. a coach will take the guy he has to turn down rather than having to turn up guys. OBJ belongs here, he is a stud
"He wants the ball..he wants to..create havoc on offense". That is what we need more of. I am OFF the Odell is a butthead train, well he is but I no longer care. Watching those top 100 things absolutely shocked me into remembering how ridiculous he is.
"He wants the ball..he wants to..create havoc on offense". That is what we need more of. I am OFF the Odell is a butthead train, well he is but I no longer care. Watching those top 100 things absolutely shocked me into remembering how ridiculous he is.
Good to have you aboard!
I know he's a fucking dipshit sometimes but he's such a damn good football player and this dude works his ass off.
If he was some uber-talented knucklehead who just wanted to coast and not put in the work, I'd have a different view I think. But all I ever hear his peers/coaches/teammates say is that he works as hard as anyone.
The most receiving yards in history through first 2 years. BFD
Quickest to 150, 200 and 300 catches in history. BFD
Fastest player in history to 4000 yards. BFD
Average of 96 catches, 1374 yards, 12 TD’s in first 3 years. BFD
2014 rookie of the year. BFD
First 3 years he was top 10 in catches, yards and TD’s. BFD
Currently #2 in HISTORY with 94.1 yards per game. BFD
Wait, he went on a boat trip and took a 15 yard penalty peeing like a dog??? TRADE HIM!! He’s a cancer.
GTFO with that shit. He’s the best WR in football. Nobody does what he does in the situations he’s been in. No running games, no weapons on the field with him and he’s still brings slants to the house like it’s nobodies business.
In my opinion, he is the greatest offensive weapon I've ever seen play (dating back to about 1980). I don't want him traded because he simply can't be replaced. He isn't a generational talent, but a multi-generational talent. IF he recovers fully and stays healthy, he could seriously challenge Rice for the greatest WR of all time.
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That's the same with any player in the history of football. The problem is some of you are too blinded by individual stats and overall you can care less about team success.
With that said, OBJ is great player when he plays/is not hurt.
In my opinion, he is the greatest offensive weapon I've ever seen play (dating back to about 1980). I don't want him traded because he simply can't be replaced. He isn't a generational talent, but a multi-generational talent. IF he recovers fully and stays healthy, he could seriously challenge Rice for the greatest WR of all time.
I go back about 10 years farther and while I don't know if he's THE greatest offensive weapon I've ever seen (Hmm. Barry Sanders? A threat to score on every carry, but nah, too many negative plays. Randy Moss maybe? Jerry Rice?) he's sure in the conversation.
The "trade OBJ" stuff absolutely baffles me. You sit there jealous as a Giants fan for years and years because other teams have these exciting, explosive, game changing players, and when we get one it's like "Trade the bum."
That's the same with any player in the history of football. The problem is some of you are too blinded by individual stats and overall you can care less about team success.
With that said, OBJ is great player when he plays/is not hurt.
If a player is having individual success, he is helping the team. Beckham is an explosive playmaker and any time he steps on the field, he makes the team better. Defenses have to account for him, which opens up opportunities for other players.
I spent most of the 80 & 90s screaming that Michael Jordan should of been traded because he was always disgusting sticking out his tongue all the time.
I spent most of the 80 & 90s screaming that Michael Jordan should of been traded because he was always disgusting sticking out his tongue all the time.
And Eli's deer in the headlight look.
Off with his head!!!
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as far as decisions making. I still would never condone him spearing Norman in 2015, despite Norman's antics. But one day he is going to get it and ignore all the BS and just dominate week in and week out.
The contract may get a little sticky, but if he dominates again this year, it will only help the Giants.
Incredible talent. Easily the best Giants offensive weapon I've ever seen. The amount of people wanting to run him out of town never ceases to amaze me. I think some of it's because he didn't play a lot last year & people have forgotten how great this guy truly is when he's out there on the field healthy.
I agree that he needs to mature, but it's not like he's a bad kid. He's no Zeke, Hardy, AP, Josh Brown, & the like.
whether it be this year, next year, or the following year - wouldnt you want the new QB to have a guy like him to throw to so that his job is easier as well?
whether it be this year, next year, or the following year - wouldnt you want the new QB to have a guy like him to throw to so that his job is easier as well?
This is one of the points I keep making.
Look at the WR's on this roster right now and then take Beckham away from that group.
Then try to find me three teams in this league with a worse WR group. I don't think you can.
Whether it's Eli or a rookie - we're setting them up to fail if those are the WR's we give them.
whether it be this year, next year, or the following year - wouldnt you want the new QB to have a guy like him to throw to so that his job is easier as well?
This is one of the points I keep making.
Look at the WR's on this roster right now and then take Beckham away from that group.
Then try to find me three teams in this league with a worse WR group. I don't think you can.
Whether it's Eli or a rookie - we're setting them up to fail if those are the WR's we give them.
Laying out that simple logic, yet more than half of BBI want to blame Eli for our horrid season last year. Just the other day, someone pointed to the Oakland game as proof that Eli is done because Geno did just as well with the supporting cast.
whether it be this year, next year, or the following year - wouldnt you want the new QB to have a guy like him to throw to so that his job is easier as well?
This is one of the points I keep making.
Look at the WR's on this roster right now and then take Beckham away from that group.
Then try to find me three teams in this league with a worse WR group. I don't think you can.
Whether it's Eli or a rookie - we're setting them up to fail if those are the WR's we give them.
Laying out that simple logic, yet more than half of BBI want to blame Eli for our horrid season last year. Just the other day, someone pointed to the Oakland game as proof that Eli is done because Geno did just as well with the supporting cast.
I definitely think Eli has lost a few mph off his fastball, but the guy was in an impossible situation last year.
How is a pocket passer supposed to succeed with a group of practice squad WR's and a JV offensive line?
You can't saddle a QB with that and expect them to succeed.
I still think NYG need to be making their future QB plans now - but I also feel pretty confident that if you protect Eli and he has a few weapons, he will still win games in this league.
Honestly watching all the ridiculous plays OBJ makes is what has made watching this team fun over the last several years - even with our horrid win rate. Watching his highlights are like watching that Ronaldo bicycle kick the other day - just damn fun to watch!
Joey nailed it - we need more players that want to create havoc on offense.
On a different note, rewatching that offensive line is making we question how Eli can still walk. That dude is tough as nails.
That's the same with any player in the history of football. The problem is some of you are too blinded by individual stats and overall you can care less about team success.
With that said, OBJ is great player when he plays/is not hurt.
If a player is having individual success, he is helping the team. Beckham is an explosive playmaker and any time he steps on the field, he makes the team better. Defenses have to account for him, which opens up opportunities for other players.
Not saying he isn't helping the team. Why do you even make that point? My point was that if you get a crazy offer why wouldn't you make the trade? Unless only OBJ can help the team? I know that isn't your point. But please don't try to twist what I said into your narrative. You get that I said OBJ is a great player didn't you? So you couldn't understand from my post that while OBJ can be great - if we get more players whose over value can be greater that it would be ok to trade OBJ? I was speaking to the fans who'd rather watch one individual player rather thna watch the Giants win.
And that's why I have a low regard for fans such as yourself. And btw, it's okay to hate him- the person in terms of how he acts- but still want him. You get that, don't you?
but he has not made his future better, Think he is a huge target now by the DBs and LBs in the league and their coaches. How much has he lost with this last injury ? Not a long term deal signing for me . He will be injured very quickly in this atmosphere. He is still acting out. Was a tremendous talent but big bucks now I would hesitate. Remember the other WRS we had : Plaxico , Nicks and Cruz, How long did they last; 2/3 seasons. Do not repeat your mistakes. IMO
but he has not made his future better, Think he is a huge target now by the DBs and LBs in the league and their coaches. How much has he lost with this last injury ? Not a long term deal signing for me . He will be injured very quickly in this atmosphere. He is still acting out. Was a tremendous talent but big bucks now I would hesitate. Remember the other WRS we had : Plaxico , Nicks and Cruz, How long did they last; 2/3 seasons. Do not repeat your mistakes. IMO
So much wrong with this post that I'm not even sure where to start.
It's like he hates contact. One touch and he is thrown into Eli. Brandon Marshall comes in untouched on a delayed blitz. We should be fortunate that Eli has not suffered an injury.
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I know it's not NFC East, but can someone please post that game winning TD.
Ask and ye shall receive!
Bam!! Damn all these are fun to watch!
There it is!
Unbelievable - ( New Window )
Thanks for posting this - I had never seen it.
Good stuff. And you can see here that his peers - even guys on rival teams - have a tremendous amount of respect for him and his ability.
Even Xavier Rhodes, a guy who he mixed it up with in 2016 is there talking about how great a player he is and how competitive he is.
Josh Fucking Norman is there saying Odell plays hard and wants the ball.
Malcom Jenkins, Sua Cravens, etc. Guys on rival teams.
I know they're not going to bad mouth him in an environment like that but it's still cool to hear other players talk about how hard he is to defend and how hard he plays.
This is why I am willing to deal with some of the bullshit. He's an all-world talent and no one on this planet can question his love for the game. I wish he'd grow up a bit but it's more important to me that he's on the field doing what he's been doing for us since 2014.
I think thats Pugh. #67
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It's just a 6-man protection and Bobby Hart vs. Von Miller.
I think thats Pugh. #67
Good catch. Wasn't Hart hurt for Denver?
Amen and amen. You don't know what ya got til it's gone. 13 belongs in NY
Time and time again his peers volunteer that he works hard, plays hard and cares about the team.
He has the respect of teammates and foes alike.
Nuff said.
Time and time again his peers volunteer that he works hard, plays hard and cares about the team.
He has the respect of teammates and foes alike.
Nuff said.
+1 i admit, maybe its part of the production of the video, in other words, would they say he is selfish? for me, the norman interview is key. its easy for him to say obj is dirty, selfish, etc. his smirk and damn he plays hard says it all. OBJ is a damn competitor and he literally is always hyped. a coach will take the guy he has to turn down rather than having to turn up guys. OBJ belongs here, he is a stud
Good to have you aboard!
I know he's a fucking dipshit sometimes but he's such a damn good football player and this dude works his ass off.
If he was some uber-talented knucklehead who just wanted to coast and not put in the work, I'd have a different view I think. But all I ever hear his peers/coaches/teammates say is that he works as hard as anyone.
13 belongs here.
He's gross - ( New Window )
- Will Blackmon
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It's just a 6-man protection and Bobby Hart vs. Von Miller.
I think thats Pugh. #67
That's even worse. I'm almost positive Miller pushed him back into Eli with just his right arm.
Quickest to 150, 200 and 300 catches in history. BFD
Fastest player in history to 4000 yards. BFD
Average of 96 catches, 1374 yards, 12 TD’s in first 3 years. BFD
2014 rookie of the year. BFD
First 3 years he was top 10 in catches, yards and TD’s. BFD
Currently #2 in HISTORY with 94.1 yards per game. BFD
Wait, he went on a boat trip and took a 15 yard penalty peeing like a dog??? TRADE HIM!! He’s a cancer.
GTFO with that shit. He’s the best WR in football. Nobody does what he does in the situations he’s been in. No running games, no weapons on the field with him and he’s still brings slants to the house like it’s nobodies business.
The proper football term for that is "Derp!"
he's scored so many TDs, there's a lot of these to choose from.
With that said, OBJ is great player when he plays/is not hurt.
The "trade OBJ" stuff absolutely baffles me. You sit there jealous as a Giants fan for years and years because other teams have these exciting, explosive, game changing players, and when we get one it's like "Trade the bum."
With that said, OBJ is great player when he plays/is not hurt.
If a player is having individual success, he is helping the team. Beckham is an explosive playmaker and any time he steps on the field, he makes the team better. Defenses have to account for him, which opens up opportunities for other players.
And Eli's deer in the headlight look.
Off with his head!!!
The contract may get a little sticky, but if he dominates again this year, it will only help the Giants.
I agree that he needs to mature, but it's not like he's a bad kid. He's no Zeke, Hardy, AP, Josh Brown, & the like.
This new coaching staff could do some incredible things with 13
This is one of the points I keep making.
Look at the WR's on this roster right now and then take Beckham away from that group.
Then try to find me three teams in this league with a worse WR group. I don't think you can.
Whether it's Eli or a rookie - we're setting them up to fail if those are the WR's we give them.
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whether it be this year, next year, or the following year - wouldnt you want the new QB to have a guy like him to throw to so that his job is easier as well?
This is one of the points I keep making.
Look at the WR's on this roster right now and then take Beckham away from that group.
Then try to find me three teams in this league with a worse WR group. I don't think you can.
Whether it's Eli or a rookie - we're setting them up to fail if those are the WR's we give them.
Laying out that simple logic, yet more than half of BBI want to blame Eli for our horrid season last year. Just the other day, someone pointed to the Oakland game as proof that Eli is done because Geno did just as well with the supporting cast.
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whether it be this year, next year, or the following year - wouldnt you want the new QB to have a guy like him to throw to so that his job is easier as well?
This is one of the points I keep making.
Look at the WR's on this roster right now and then take Beckham away from that group.
Then try to find me three teams in this league with a worse WR group. I don't think you can.
Whether it's Eli or a rookie - we're setting them up to fail if those are the WR's we give them.
Laying out that simple logic, yet more than half of BBI want to blame Eli for our horrid season last year. Just the other day, someone pointed to the Oakland game as proof that Eli is done because Geno did just as well with the supporting cast.
I definitely think Eli has lost a few mph off his fastball, but the guy was in an impossible situation last year.
How is a pocket passer supposed to succeed with a group of practice squad WR's and a JV offensive line?
You can't saddle a QB with that and expect them to succeed.
I still think NYG need to be making their future QB plans now - but I also feel pretty confident that if you protect Eli and he has a few weapons, he will still win games in this league.
Joey nailed it - we need more players that want to create havoc on offense.
On a different note, rewatching that offensive line is making we question how Eli can still walk. That dude is tough as nails.
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On your last gif, watch the awareness of Fluker in picking up the stunt. Is that a bear hug from behind takedown?
Ever seen a 330 pound man panic? You just did.
Seen it? I lived it!
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That's the same with any player in the history of football. The problem is some of you are too blinded by individual stats and overall you can care less about team success.
With that said, OBJ is great player when he plays/is not hurt.
If a player is having individual success, he is helping the team. Beckham is an explosive playmaker and any time he steps on the field, he makes the team better. Defenses have to account for him, which opens up opportunities for other players.
Not saying he isn't helping the team. Why do you even make that point? My point was that if you get a crazy offer why wouldn't you make the trade? Unless only OBJ can help the team? I know that isn't your point. But please don't try to twist what I said into your narrative. You get that I said OBJ is a great player didn't you? So you couldn't understand from my post that while OBJ can be great - if we get more players whose over value can be greater that it would be ok to trade OBJ? I was speaking to the fans who'd rather watch one individual player rather thna watch the Giants win.
And that's why I have a low regard for fans such as yourself. And btw, it's okay to hate him- the person in terms of how he acts- but still want him. You get that, don't you?
He wasn't before? He's been in the league for four years.
So much wrong with this post that I'm not even sure where to start.
Awful comparisons, incorrect info, terrible logic.
The trifecta of suck all wrapped up into one unnecessary paragraph.