A bright spot -

I know, yeah but, and much of it true. It's time for tearing our clothes. Lots of problems and plenty of blame to go around. I doubt there's much hope for this season's record.

But even given all the problems I was surprised and delighted by the O's promise with the insertion of a few offensive weapons. And to beat the issue to the punch, they all need to get healthy, stay healthy and remain on the field.

In popular opinion Jones has Jones Sucks Days, and Jones Looks Good days, and I realize any comment other than Jones sucks is likely counter to prevailing opinion. But before we write this guy off completely, I know of some very decent QB's who were "streak" QB's, hot and cold, and others who were still sometimes problematic entering into their third season. Two of the later were Eli and Simms, who I watched almost every game of from the beginning of their careers until their end. And there were games during their long careers when each was decried as "not being able to hit the broad side of a barn."

Against the Saints, Jones looked sharp. But more importantly, the trio of Barkley out in space, the physical Golladay and the unreal YAC ability of Toney was a combination with the potential to scare the bejesus out of opponents!

The synergy of football is that you don't truly need an all-pro at every position, but rather the right combination of potent weapons can make the entire team better, even on both sides of the ball.

Now the question is, are the Giants sustaining an undue number of injuries, and if so why? And how do you get and keep these guys on the field?