Yes the offense was pretty awful yesterday but it was hard not to be impressed by how #10 kept everything together and moved the ball with no turnovers and playing with 3 undrafted WRs and a bad game out of Engram.
Did you notice the roar he got from the locker room when he was called to break it down after the game? There's no question who that team sees as it's quarterback and leader.
With that said, I acknowledge the Giants have to start planning for life after Eli at some point, although I still think it's a year to soon. This guy has at least 2-3 years left of playing at high level. Besides, I don't see anybody in college right now who has even close to the same upside as Manning. If this team fixes it's offensive line and improves the running game for next year, watch out! Eli will again be one of the game's best QBs.
Here's to our golden boy, or as my family and I refer to him as: "the guy who does everything right".
Can you link to that, please?
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in 2016 were deemed uncatchable by PFF
Can you link to that, please?
It's part of the paid service so the link won't work
I guarantee those disagreeing with me or criticizing Eli on this thread are all under the age of 30.
Wrong.
The people disagreeing with you are not blinded by emotion.
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in 2016 were deemed uncatchable by PFF
Can you link to that, please?
It's part of the paid service so the link won't work
Then how about a little context?
A. What qualifies as a deep pass?
B. How does that compare to other QB's in 2016?
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but you have to build an offense around Eli that caters to his strengths and hides his weaknesses. If the Giants love a QB in this coming draft, get him at all costs. Eli holds things down as long as he can. Simple as that.
Eli is fine but the Giants need to wake the fuck up and stop with this popgun chuck and duck horse shit offensive system. Get Eli a running game that actually breaks a big play once every month. Upgrade the OL. Go from there.
Eli could in fact play another 3-4 years. But he needs help.
His deep ball has been in decline for the past few years which is why they switched to a WCO.
That is not why they made the switch and I disagree his deep ball is in decline...
Give him consistent time and you will see...
How many starting NFL QBs can't deliver a good deep ball if given "consistent time?" The answer is roughly zero. I love Eli and you can still win with him, but it is time to start planning the post-Eli era.
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In comment 13699153 ajr2456 said:
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in 2016 were deemed uncatchable by PFF
Can you link to that, please?
It's part of the paid service so the link won't work
Then how about a little context?
A. What qualifies as a deep pass?
B. How does that compare to other QB's in 2016?
Targets of more than 20 yards downfield.
The way PFF lists the stats makes B tough. The uncatchable stats are under WR stats, so in order to figure out where it ranks in terms of 2016 qbs I'd have to export each teams WR stats, tally them up by team and then rank them.
Possibly something I can do later in the week.
PFF doesn't give much insight into how they determine it even with the paid model which is frustrating, thankfully my job paid for it.
The uncatchable number could not count ones where they deem the WR ran the wrong route, but it's impossible to know.
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In comment 13699164 Britt in VA said:
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In comment 13699153 ajr2456 said:
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in 2016 were deemed uncatchable by PFF
Can you link to that, please?
It's part of the paid service so the link won't work
Then how about a little context?
A. What qualifies as a deep pass?
B. How does that compare to other QB's in 2016?
Targets of more than 20 yards downfield.
The way PFF lists the stats makes B tough. The uncatchable stats are under WR stats, so in order to figure out where it ranks in terms of 2016 qbs I'd have to export each teams WR stats, tally them up by team and then rank them.
Possibly something I can do later in the week.
Actually those numbers are off, 2017 is for some reason listed as uncatchable while 2016 is listed as catchable.
I'll put this ranking together and make a thread.
you can change the GM and you can change the HC, but if Eli is the quarterback next year, it will be the same story as this year. never mind the league, he's the worst quarterback in the division . . . by far.
Sorry, this comment borders on nonsense. How many dropped passes yeterday, including a couple that should have been big plays? One big play to Engram taken away by a questionable at best PI call. Another walk-off game-winning drive. C'mon, man.
5th most attempts (71)
4th most uncatchable (25)
Tied for 3rd worst uncatchable % (50.56%). Only behind Pittsburgh and Jacksonville and tied with the Jets, Arizona, and the Browns.
An interesting correlation: 7 of the 12 playoff teams ranked in the top 12 in terms of catchable deep ball %. Only 3 of the 12 playoff teams ranked in the top 10 of deep ball attempts (Pitt, GB, NYG).
5th most attempts (71)
4th most uncatchable (25)
Tied for 3rd worst uncatchable % (50.56%). Only behind Pittsburgh and Jacksonville and tied with the Jets, Arizona, and the Browns.
An interesting correlation: 7 of the 12 playoff teams ranked in the top 12 in terms of catchable deep ball %. Only 3 of the 12 playoff teams ranked in the top 10 of deep ball attempts (Pitt, GB, NYG).
That should be 45 uncatchable passes
Got your finger on the pulse, as usual...
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5th most attempts (71)
4th most uncatchable (25)
Tied for 3rd worst uncatchable % (50.56%). Only behind Pittsburgh and Jacksonville and tied with the Jets, Arizona, and the Browns.
An interesting correlation: 7 of the 12 playoff teams ranked in the top 12 in terms of catchable deep ball %. Only 3 of the 12 playoff teams ranked in the top 10 of deep ball attempts (Pitt, GB, NYG).
Thanks.
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Eli's 2016 deep ball ranks:
5th most attempts (71)
4th most uncatchable (25)
Tied for 3rd worst uncatchable % (50.56%). Only behind Pittsburgh and Jacksonville and tied with the Jets, Arizona, and the Browns.
An interesting correlation: 7 of the 12 playoff teams ranked in the top 12 in terms of catchable deep ball %. Only 3 of the 12 playoff teams ranked in the top 10 of deep ball attempts (Pitt, GB, NYG).
Thanks.
The correct 2017 numbers are 20 uncatchable deep balls out of 28 attempts. 71% uncatchable
Eli's brother won a Superbowl at 40 despite having multiple surgeries on his cervical spine and requiring a couple years of therapy and rehab.
Eli is the least of our problems and is not the guy we should be looking to replace. Eli will be our QB for the next 2 to 4 years. He will stop playing when he chooses to stop.
If I'm considering those things, I'd say Eli hasn't looked too bad.
Perfect example is the Cowboys. With Tyron Smith, Dak was seemingly unstoppable. 2 games without Tyron Smith and they're comparing Dak to Ray Charles.
Yes, it is time to look for his successor, but I still think this team is still only a piece or two away from being a serious contender.
Eli's brother won a Superbowl at 40 despite having multiple surgeries on his cervical spine and requiring a couple years of therapy and rehab.
Eli's brother won a super bowl at 40 on the shoulders of a defense that goes into the books about as good as the 2000 baltimore ravens. It takes about a second of looking up to remember how terrible Peyton Manning was in his final year. He was carried.
How likely are you to bet your mortgage on how many Giants games Terry Bradshaw has watched in the last year?
I love Eli, but his time is coming to an end.
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they won despite eli. again, i love eli, but he looks dreadful out there. awful. he is the single biggest reason for the offense's continued dysfunction and there's really no other way to see it at this point.
you can change the GM and you can change the HC, but if Eli is the quarterback next year, it will be the same story as this year. never mind the league, he's the worst quarterback in the division . . . by far.
Sorry, this comment borders on nonsense. How many dropped passes yeterday, including a couple that should have been big plays? One big play to Engram taken away by a questionable at best PI call. Another walk-off game-winning drive. C'mon, man.
The questionable PI was indeed questionable. In most other teams games this is an afterthought, here on BBI and with the shitty offense we have you would think it was akin to stealing the game from us.
Too many dramatics and way too many drama queens on this site looking externally to share the blame for a team that cannot score double digits unless it's defense forces at least 3 turnovers a game...
I still think Eli looks like he has 3-5 years left. Even recently, when he's had time he's looked sharp.
Bingo and I know there aren't a lot of people that remember that but I would hate that!Eli doesn't deserve that.To hell with the fans(seriously)let Eli play!
Brilliant analysis...you do realize there was 40 mph winds and 5 to 8 drops...
No one is saying he played great or that they shouldn't be planning for his successor...
But what burns some people are the dopes who say he is the cause of the problems and is finished...
Same geniuses who were saying he was a bust in 2007...