therefore a meaningless game right? I say NO, Giants must learn how to win and that starts ASAP.
there is much involved in learning how to win. i remember when Coach Parcells put the Giants first team back in the 4th Quarter of a meaningless preseason game so the Giant team of that time would remember how important winning is. it will be interesting to see how this coach approaches this. it will tell a lot about him and this team.
whether the jets makes it different i think is irrelevant. but we should be watching closely, there is more learning than just positional awareness going on.
Real basic.
The OL to whiff on a stunt
Barkley to be hit as soon as he touches it
The defense to give up a 3rd and 11 to a guy wide open
Then Ill know we are in mid season form :)
And BBI will be a joy to read.
Get out of this game with no significant injuries and it will have been a good game.
Agree but Jones is going to face the Eli issue. With the 2nd team OL in shambles due to injury he going to have a very shaky unit in front of him. Hopefully the Jets 2nd team D is equally inept.
Now, I will grant that with the changes in the CBA and training camp hitting, that pre-season means more now as far as the physical aspect to get into "football shape" and be ready for live hitting. So that part is much different than in the past.
But any game in which you don't actually game plan for the opponent (and in this case, playing the Jets in the season means you should show less), similar to spring training baseball when the game is going on as guys are jogging around the warning track, I could care less about wins and losses.
Why work on assigments? Keep the first team in for the entire game. They should be able to beat rookies with no preplaning on either side.
I don't give a shit if we lose all preseason games as long as we get the needed work in.
Meanwhile, we get physically beaten by our opponents. The offensive line getting pushed back into our QB is not related to play calling. It is an indication that the people in those positions are out matched.
Same on the defensive side of the ball. I am more concerned about the point of attack versus what happens on the back end. If we cannot control the line of scrimmage in pre-season, then we will struggle during the regular season.
We should expect the secondary to struggle. There, you rely a lot on the mental part of the game and scheme. Players out of position giving up big plays can be corrected.
This is a great time to evaluate the O and D lines where you really cant do as much in camp. The O in general should look sharp, run the right routes and pick up the assignments.
Its evaluation, the score is meaningless. If we win but our top O and D play like shit its a loss. You can also lose the game and see some players shine and be able to evaluate them better. This is a big game for the 2nd and 3 teamers and any 1st team guys looking to solidify their spot.
Safe to say, if NYG loses this game - it's going to be another long year....
Otherwise it is tough to separate sarcasm from the comments from Martians.
Safe to say, if NYG loses this game - it's going to be another long year....
Agreed. We can't afford to shoot ourselves in the leg with the first big game of the year. It's do or die.
Must-win preseason games? What a concept!
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the giants are and have been a fuckin joke top to bottom for years now. dont get all fuckin protective of these fuckin idiots.
Fuckin brutal, mate!
Preseason is for figuring out the depth chart and letting your starters have some game reps to get ready for the season.
I'd like to see the first team O and D look good, and I'd like to see production from the draftees.
And NO INJURIES
2. Daniel Jones looking good
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-They win the line of scrimmage on both sides. This ultimately is what they are building to and what will win the East imo.
-With Tate mostly likely out I hope the WR's gain valuable experience and that Shurmur sees where they can be utilized best in the offense and hopefully a surprise candidate emerges.
-That we have some potential to get after the QB.
2. Daniel Jones looking good
3. Just win baby
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Agree but Jones is going to face the Eli issue. With the 2nd team OL in shambles due to injury he going to have a very shaky unit in front of him. Hopefully the Jets 2nd team D is equally inept.
Ok, well lets see how it goes. Dont need to caveat Oline issues in perpetuity...
An actual useful bit of. "analytics" would be the correlation between preseason and regular season wins. I assume it's 0.
Our #1 offense has looked bad in pre-season the last several years and it would be nice to see that change as there does appear to be a carryover.
The results are not critical but it would be nice to see them throwing the ball downfield a bit and controlling the LOS on offense.
It would be nice to control the LOS and get off the field on 3rd down on defense.
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I can't wait to hear Aristotle's take...
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In comment 14521151 Chris in Philly said:
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I can't wait to hear Aristotle's take...
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It's all Greek to me.
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Do they take it seriously or go off the rails since there isn't any meaningful discussion to be had.
But sure - blame society.
No, I think it's just how people react to really poorly thought-out ideas and threadstarts.
"There is more learning than just positional awareness going on"
What the heck does that even mean?