Design your own offensive play (for fun)

Barkley and Toney in the backfield; Engram on the line; Rudolph on the line, and Golladay on the outside.

RB-Barkley
RB-Toney
TE-Engram
TE-Rudoph
WR-Golladay

I would fake counter to Barkely to the right, fake screen pass to Toney on the left, and then screen to Engram down the middle of the field, get 25 yards.

Golladay forces double coverage over the top, the screen passes to left and right force the defenders to run to the sidelines, and it should be an easy pitch and catch to Engram, who despite his faults, is still the most explosive athlete at the position (maybe behind Pitts now)

In comment 15254830 CMicks3110 said:

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Barkley and Toney in the backfield; Engram on the line; Rudolph on the line, and Golladay on the outside. RB-Barkley RB-Toney TE-Engram TE-Rudoph WR-Golladay I would fake counter to Barkely to the right, fake screen pass to Toney on the left, and then screen to Engram down the middle of the field, get 25 yards. Golladay forces double coverage over the top, the screen passes to left and right force the defenders to run to the sidelines, and it should be an easy pitch and catch to Engram, who despite his faults, is still the most explosive athlete at the position (maybe behind Pitts now)

You lost me at "easy pitch and catch to Engram"

but more like what I hope to see the Giants do a lot of this and that is formation variation.

Right now the Giants have the ability to line up in a number of different formations and groupings.

Heck, the Giants could even go with Toney in the Backfield, KG, DS, JR at WR and EE at TE and really push people down the field PLUS- still have the threat of a possible run.

DJ should get many opportunities for scrambles, runs and fakes just by the fact that teams cannot just isolate the backfield as the Giants have MULTIPLE threats outside and in the slot.

I want to see the Giants use Kyle Rudolph a lot on 2nd and 3rd downs with under 5 yards needed and a ton in the redzone.

I am VERY excited to see the growth of this team- ala 1984 and 2005!

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more often than not. Sorry WRs, but you're going to have to live with less snaps.

Two TEs. One RB. Two WRs. 5 fat guys along the OL. One QB.

You will find snaps for all the WRs. I want 2 TEs early and often.

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Remember the pass OBJ made to Barkley on a similar type play, in Carolina? Well it scored a TD. I think we may see a lot more of that with Toney. This guy can really be a weapon.

Vinny, go down to the blue Chevy and buttonhook. Mike, down and out at the hydrant. Looie, fake to the middle at the sewer, then move your fucking ass and I'll throw you a bomb.

that I didn't grow up in Utah, lol

Toney on the left, KG on the right. Toney comes motion for a jets sweep but it's really a read option for Jones. He either hands off to Toney in motion left to right or fakes the handoff, runs left with Barkley behind him ready for the option pitch. Gets the defense running sideline to sideline instead of attacking downhill. Defenses will have to respect Tobey's speed and running ability while at the same time worrying about Jones' athleticism and of course, Barkley all going in the opposite direction.

...Toney being able to throw should be used frequently - just knowing that he has that potential should delay DB's from breaking from their assignments when screens are thrown to him.

In comment 15254879 Bill in UT said:

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Vinny, go down to the blue Chevy and buttonhook. Mike, down and out at the hydrant. Looie, fake to the middle at the sewer, then move your fucking ass and I'll throw you a bomb.

LOL

into Gun Bunch formation with Toney behind Golloday & Engram. the motion is going to tell me the defense. If they are playing zone, I am throwing the screen to Toney with Engram and Golloday blocking. If they press to stop it, I am throwing a go to Golloday, if the safeties are deep, I audible to up the gut with Barkely.

In comment 15254939 Thegratefulhead said:

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into Gun Bunch formation with Toney behind Golloday & Engram. the motion is going to tell me the defense. If they are playing zone, I am throwing the screen to Toney with Engram and Golloday blocking. If they press to stop it, I am throwing a go to Golloday, if the safeties are deep, I audible to up the gut with Barkely.

Nice

In comment 15254939 Thegratefulhead said:

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into Gun Bunch formation with Toney behind Golloday & Engram. the motion is going to tell me the defense. If they are playing zone, I am throwing the screen to Toney with Engram and Golloday blocking. If they press to stop it, I am throwing a go to Golloday, if the safeties are deep, I audible to up the gut with Barkely.

You had me until "Engram blocking".

In comment 15254972 Victor in CT said:

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In comment 15254939 Thegratefulhead said: Quote: into Gun Bunch formation with Toney behind Golloday & Engram. the motion is going to tell me the defense. If they are playing zone, I am throwing the screen to Toney with Engram and Golloday blocking. If they press to stop it, I am throwing a go to Golloday, if the safeties are deep, I audible to up the gut with Barkely. You had me until "Engram blocking".

Have you seen the type of blocking necessary for WR screen. He basically has to get in the way for a second. Toney is electric.

In comment 15254830 CMicks3110 said:

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Barkley and Toney in the backfield; Engram on the line; Rudolph on the line, and Golladay on the outside. RB-Barkley RB-Toney TE-Engram TE-Rudoph WR-Golladay I would fake counter to Barkely to the right, fake screen pass to Toney on the left, and then screen to Engram down the middle of the field, get 25 yards. Golladay forces double coverage over the top, the screen passes to left and right force the defenders to run to the sidelines, and it should be an easy pitch and catch to Engram, who despite his faults, is still the most explosive athlete at the position (maybe behind Pitts now)

Engram fumbles and it ends up as a scoop and score.

... Just kidding.

In comment 15254886 Bill in UT said:

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that I didn't grow up in Utah, lol

We had that play in our book. The back shoulder fade where the receiver reaches over the hood of the chevy to make the catch was unstoppable.

A double sweep handoff. Jones hands off to Barkley who sweeps right, in which Toney comes in from the other side sweeping left then Barkley hands off to Toney.

Toney then plays QB and throws to Jones who isn't covered because who covers a QB without a ball!!

Jones steps out of bounds 15 yards down the field

Toney coming in jet at the snap fake sweep left, Saquon and DJ run option motion right.

First time option right pitch to SB.

Same but give to Toney on the sweep left.

Again but SB and Toney switch positions and Toney goes with DJ and has a green light to get the pitch and pass to Rudolph or KG who line up right (Rudolph block and release to a drag route, KG runs Sluggo).

Again but KG cracks the DE and DJ keeps it and SB blocks out on the CB on an RPO.

Again but DJ just pulls up and throws to Shep or EE coming across. Same but Toney runs a whip route from his jet across the middle and DJ hits him.

Again but...

In comment 15255143 mavric said:

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A double sweep handoff. Jones hands off to Barkley who sweeps right, in which Toney comes in from the other side sweeping left then Barkley hands off to Toney. Toney then plays QB and throws to Jones who isn't covered because who covers a QB without a ball!! Jones steps out of bounds 15 yards down the field

Creative, i'll give you that.

But was thinking about what types of plays they'd be running, with more skill and depth at WR.

The Giants did run 4 verticals last year, and that would have a little more juice with Barkley back plus the new additions at receiver.
Daniel Jones running four verticals against Washington - ( New Window )

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Triple reverse…but with today’s Giants: Jones handoff right to Barkley who reversed it to Toney going left who reverses it to Golloway going right who flips to Jones who passes it to EI…but will EI catch it for a TD or drop it and be traded the next day?

Fast forward to the end of the video 5:27 to see it…
1967 NYG Triple reverse beats Steelers… - ( New Window )

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