Terps, keep speaking the Jones sucks thing into existence and soon enough you might have enough followers onto your bandwagon.
And no, the Giants aren't drafting a quarterback in 2022.
Do you do anything here other than troll Terps and mindlessly prop up Jones?
Out of all the starting quarterbacks in the league in 2021, there is only ONE who has fewer passing TDs than Jones: Sam Darnold-- who was recently benched and will likely never play for his current team again. Last season the only QB who had fewer TDs than Jones was Cam fucking Newton.
How one can look at Jones's body of work under this coaching staff and definitively conclude that he is the answer going forward is mind-boggling.
Jones has literally been one of the least productive QBs in the league since he was drafted and his one supposedly "good" year was under a coach who was promptly fired after that supposedly good year.
The positional value thing is important but Gettleman rated Barkley as the best player to come out of college since Peyton. And it appears that Barkley isn’t a good player. Maybe he’s average. A colossal drafting and scouting mistake.
But Jackson had far too many passing accolades in college and has done too well thru this point in his pro career to say he wasn't a talented passer. On that I disagree.
His accuracy (or consistency of accuracy) has always been in question (and still is). He landed in the perfect spot for him, but let's not pretend he'd look like that here. He'd already have been on IR 5x over behind the OL we are trotting out there. At least that's my opinion.
He was hired because he told Mara that Eli was not done and just needed an OL. Having painted himself into a corner, he went out and overspent on free agents, who proved not to be good (most notably Solder).
He also hired a HC who was a former OL, as if he were passing off responsibility for the OL to Shurmur.
After the failure of Shurmur regime, I think he has finally gone about fixing the OL the right way. Drafting Thomas, Peart and Lemieux put the Giants on the path to having a good OL until they were derailed by injuries.
I think much of the criticism of DG is justified but I also think changing your GM every few years is a bad idea. A GM should get a minimum of five years unless the team just falls apart, which the Giants have not so far.
Also, DG's best draft was last year. He stockpiled picks and I would let him use them and see what happens. If Giants don't finish at least .500 next season, then you fire him.
The positional value thing is important but Gettleman rated Barkley as the best player to come out of college since Peyton. And it appears that Barkley isn’t a good player. Maybe he’s average. A colossal drafting and scouting mistake.
The issue with most things for me is I do not think DG makes all the calls. Mara always says consensus. I think what is important is Mara looks at that philosophy objectively as not working very well. Mara knows exactly who wanted what.
How does anyone know that people wanted Josh Allen for example and John said we are not drafting a QB period.
would have fought the idea of DG going with Q. Nelson or Mike McGlinchey or a trade down or whatever....so long as it didn't involve giving up on Eli.
I DO think DG fell in love with Barkley and that pick was all him.
That could certainly be the case but I gather there were others in the building drooling over him as well. It made sense. Eli retires in two years but has a "weapon" for those years and then the new rookie QB has his "Tiki Barber" breaking into the league. I am more upset with the WH pick.
suffers from having everything blamed on him in order to justify preconceived notions.
Is he responsible for Nick Gates injury - is he responsible for Shane Lemieux injury - is he responsible for Andrew Thomas lack of durability?
Is he responsible for a CBA which allows a player to de facto retire without any form of redress. It is quite obvious that Solder did that a few years ago and whether there were good reasons, or not, should not be the catastrophe to the employer it has turned out to be.
What he is responsible for is drafting a spread out offense RB and immediately following on with a 3 yards and a cloud of dust OG. To me that means he is largely a simpleton who believes that position labels are one size fits all.
Garrett is really good as passing the blame onto others.. Its great how he phrased this.. an expert like no others at passing blame onto others..
And I don't think he is nearly as bad an OC as BBI thinks.. He isn't a bottom 10 OC in my mind.. BBI just doesn't understand the limitations that real life presents to the OC.. Pretty much like how BBI always hated Gilbride..
Are you really trying to blame Garrett for the O-line? Garrett has been here 2 seasons, he didn’t have any significant input into picking or signing players, and he isn’t and wouldn’t claim to be an o-line coach. And he didn’t run off any players by making them run laps. He can only coach the players he is given. You can blame him for a lackluster offense, but the offense performs well when the players are available instead of in the trainer’s room.
But Jackson had far too many passing accolades in college and has done too well thru this point in his pro career to say he wasn't a talented passer. On that I disagree.
As an NFL QB, he's not a talented passer. All of his other skills far surpass his arm talent. He struggles to pass them effectively when the weather gets cold and they need chunk yards, and it's injured their playoff chances.
He's still a weapon, much better than I'd thought he'd be.
Lamar Jackson can't throw the football past the month of November. Sorry but I'll wait to comment on his NFL career until he can prove otherwise.
If I was making a textbook with illustrations how to play QB, Jackson may be last on my list of current NFL starters.
But by every material QB statistical metric, he is a top ten QB in the NFL.
In my view, LJax is best described as a great football player who happens to play QB. And right now, I have no problem calling him the greatest dual QB in the history of the NFL.
The positional value thing is important but Gettleman rated Barkley as the best player to come out of college since Peyton. And it appears that Barkley isn’t a good player. Maybe he’s average. A colossal drafting and scouting mistake.
The issue with most things for me is I do not think DG makes all the calls. Mara always says consensus. I think what is important is Mara looks at that philosophy objectively as not working very well. Mara knows exactly who wanted what.
How does anyone know that people wanted Josh Allen for example and John said we are not drafting a QB period.
I would not have given Josh Allen or Dax Prescott a franchise QB contract.
Garrett was not my choice either, and there is certainly some blame on him for his playcalling. That said, he is really no different than the discussion around D. Jones. How can you evaluate him when he has for the most part never had healthy receivers,...
it is simple... when he calls a play where the WRs have to run 15 yards when we only need 2 yards on 3rd down, making it more difficult for the OL to hold their blocks... then yeah I can blame Garrett. He is part of the problem.
Terps, keep speaking the Jones sucks thing into existence and soon enough you might have enough followers onto your bandwagon.
And no, the Giants aren't drafting a quarterback in 2022.
Do you do anything here other than troll Terps and mindlessly prop up Jones?
Out of all the starting quarterbacks in the league in 2021, there is only ONE who has fewer passing TDs than Jones: Sam Darnold-- who was recently benched and will likely never play for his current team again. Last season the only QB who had fewer TDs than Jones was Cam fucking Newton.
How one can look at Jones's body of work under this coaching staff and definitively conclude that he is the answer going forward is mind-boggling.
Jones has literally been one of the least productive QBs in the league since he was drafted and his one supposedly "good" year was under a coach who was promptly fired after that supposedly good year.
If you include rushing touchdowns Darnold has Jones 12-10
It really can't be said often enough the degree to which the bar has been lowered by this team
Garrett was not my choice either, and there is certainly some blame on him for his playcalling. That said, he is really no different than the discussion around D. Jones. How can you evaluate him when he has for the most part never had healthy receivers, has never had an OL that was even close to competent, and never had a healthy Barkley except a few games. So if Garrett goes based upon his results with the Giants then Jones should follow him out the door. Garrett developed some strong QBs at Dallas but always had the benefit of an outstanding OL.
He can be evaluated because he and Joe Judge said don't tell me what a player can't do. Tell me what they can do. If your system can't work because these guys can't perform it. Then change the syst re m to allow them to what they can do. It's not like they haven't been successful moments and plays but they get followed by dumb calls like a jet sweep with engram at the goal line.
Lamar Jackson is better in cold weather than some of you think...
Study: Lamar Jackson Is NFL's Best QB in Cold Weather
Baltimore excels in 40 degrees or less.
The Ravens play some of their best football when the weather gets cold.
That is also the case for quarterback Lamar Jackson, who yielded a cold-climate average of 2.4 passing touchdowns per game, according to a new study by the SportsBettingDime entitled Climate and Sports. SportsBettingDime.com thoroughly explored how weather impacts team success and player performance using game data from the NFL since 2010.
Here are some of the key findings include:
Jackson has the highest passer rating (109.3) in cold-climate games among all quarterbacks. Jackson and Aaron Rodgers are the top-performing quarterbacks in cold-climate games for average passing touchdowns per game (2.4 touchdowns)
Patrick Mahomes (3 touchdowns), Deshaun Watson (2.2 touchdowns), and Carson Wentz (2.2 touchdowns) are the top-performing quarterbacks in hot-climate games for average passing touchdowns per game.
Since 2018, Baltimore is 11-2 in the month of December, the best mark in the NFL. The Ravens have outscored their opponents 358 to 247 over that stretch, averaging 210.2 yards rushing per game.
“I think that’s when our team gets stronger," Baltimore running back Gus Edwards said. "We have a physical team, physical offense, physical defense. We have to use that to our advantage in the cold weather when guys are less likely to want to tackle, when their mentality is not there. We’re at a vital point in the season for us and we’ve got to keep on going."
The Ravens have also had success in warmer weather games. and have the second-ranked offense in hot-climate games, averaging 390 yards per game.
Todd Karpovich
Covering Ravens for Sports Illustrated
and the only piece on the OL is the LT, who hasn't even put together a full 16 game season of being a good player yet.
There isn't a single other long term piece we know about yet. Gates would have been another and who knows if he can play again.
You forgot the part where it looks like maybe 2 OTs drafted 6 and 9 picks after him have not only looked better but one plays on arguably the best line in the league and the other has a SB win under his belt already.
Oh and that a trade down would have been highly beneficial to us given our talent was, is and likely will be garbage for the foreseeable future. But you know our GM like any sound analytical mind falls in "full bloom love" with players
Garrett was not my choice either, and there is certainly some blame on him for his playcalling. That said, he is really no different than the discussion around D. Jones. How can you evaluate him when he has for the most part never had healthy receivers, has never had an OL that was even close to competent, and never had a healthy Barkley except a few games. So if Garrett goes based upon his results with the Giants then Jones should follow him out the door. Garrett developed some strong QBs at Dallas but always had the benefit of an outstanding OL.
He can be evaluated because he and Joe Judge said don't tell me what a player can't do. Tell me what they can do. If your system can't work because these guys can't perform it. Then change the syst re m to allow them to what they can do. It's not like they haven't been successful moments and plays but they get followed by dumb calls like a jet sweep with engram at the goal line.
But jet sweeps are the innovative play calling that young innovative coaches are calling and bbi'ers love!
A real bone headed play call. Engram is very fast for a TE, but you need someone with wiggle to get past the edge contain guy.
Garrett is really good as passing the blame onto others.. Its great how he phrased this.. an expert like no others at passing blame onto others..
And I don't think he is nearly as bad an OC as BBI thinks.. He isn't a bottom 10 OC in my mind.. BBI just doesn't understand the limitations that real life presents to the OC.. Pretty much like how BBI always hated Gilbride..
Are you really trying to blame Garrett for the O-line? Garrett has been here 2 seasons, he didn’t have any significant input into picking or signing players, and he isn’t and wouldn’t claim to be an o-line coach. And he didn’t run off any players by making them run laps. He can only coach the players he is given. You can blame him for a lackluster offense, but the offense performs well when the players are available instead of in the trainer’s room.
While everyone knows that the OL is a problem
I find it curious that Garrett is sugesting that his conservative play calling is an attempt to protect Jones
There are ways to protect a QB other than conservative play calling
That is a deflection and a straw argument.
There are many teams with poor offensive lines yet they are able to move the ball with creative game plans
Mara got that right. Even now I would rather have ELi. Obvious fro Gettle NC days he is a vet jettisoner. NO surprise considering all the vets he jettisoned here. Eli was not going to be the exception but for Mara.
I so would rather have Eli here. I so would rather have traded down and have depth -- preferably online -- than have barkley here. I so would rather have Josh Allen on offense or defense here than Jones. let alone missing out on herbert because Jones is here.
Garrett is really good as passing the blame onto others.. Its great how he phrased this.. an expert like no others at passing blame onto others..
And I don't think he is nearly as bad an OC as BBI thinks.. He isn't a bottom 10 OC in my mind.. BBI just doesn't understand the limitations that real life presents to the OC.. Pretty much like how BBI always hated Gilbride..
The worst Giant, for lack of a better term, in all our lifetimes. The damage he has wrought has been colossal.
What's amazing is that there are still people that, while acknowledging he has been a failure, think he was correct on his biggest decision - the quarterback. It makes no sense, and hopefully it doesn't make sense to Judge.
No more amazing than your absolute belief Jones is a flop given the number of NFL people who have a different view of him
You can be big & ugly in the interior positions ....
But that doesn't work on the outside, especially on the left
side. Neither Pugh, Flowers or the hired gun (Solder) could handle it; and now Thomas is limping around on two bad feet.
The worst Giant, for lack of a better term, in all our lifetimes. The damage he has wrought has been colossal.
What's amazing is that there are still people that, while acknowledging he has been a failure, think he was correct on his biggest decision - the quarterback. It makes no sense, and hopefully it doesn't make sense to Judge.
Then why have we sucked since 2012?
2012-2017:
* Aggregate Regular Season Record: 42-54 (.438 winning pct)
* Average Regular Season Record: 7-9
2018-2021:
* Aggregate Regular Season Record: 18-39 (.316 winning pct)
* Average Regular Season Record: 5-11 (or 5-12, adjusted for 17 games)
Even if you want to make the case that we sucked since 2012 (and the results have not been pretty), we've been worse since DG took over and the so-called rebuild hasn't rebuilt anything.
responsible for the mess of this offense, in order, it goes:
1. Gettleman
2. Jones
3. The OL
4. Garrett AND Judge
No need to outline why that order is the way it is - most clear minded posters should be able to agree on this - but I accept that Garrett will be the ultimate fall guy for items 1,2 and 3.
Just like McAdoo and Reese were the falls guys for Mara's mishandling of Eli in GenoGate.
What a bias spin, based as always on claiming Fact as opinion.
Anyone who doesn't have "injuries on that list is a yowling nihilist, so controlled by a personal agenda ... up is down as the agenda commands.
Scot L , Thomas, Gates, Looney, Harrison, Bredson, and Peart compromised.
According to this poster had nothing to do with it.
Two things happened. After a couple years Reese with Ross saw things a little different and John Mara got much more involved with his brother.
John and his family members are very involved. Dave certainly has a strong voice but I don’t think it is as strong as some think. Since Mara hired Judge I think he gives him strong input.
I think Dave is gone but I also think he has had to navigate a difficult structure.
Nope. It’s worse. Rabbit Foot Dave actually really liked the group he put together. He thought he did wel
What a totally unfair and nasty comment.
You have never seen "the group he put together play. Not close, but still you put down...
Again; Gates, Thomas with Matt Peart comprised, Sorenson, looney Harrison, and more.
Don't let facts interfere with a narrative about empowerment through denigration
He was hired because he told Mara that Eli was not done and just needed an OL. Having painted himself into a corner, he went out and overspent on free agents, who proved not to be good (most notably Solder).
He also hired a HC who was a former OL, as if he were passing off responsibility for the OL to Shurmur.
After the failure of Shurmur regime, I think he has finally gone about fixing the OL the right way. Drafting Thomas, Peart and Lemieux put the Giants on the path to having a good OL until they were derailed by injuries.
I think much of the criticism of DG is justified but I also think changing your GM every few years is a bad idea. A GM should get a minimum of five years unless the team just falls apart, which the Giants have not so far.
Also, DG's best draft was last year. He stockpiled picks and I would let him use them and see what happens. If Giants don't finish at least .500 next season, then you fire him.
This issue isn’t that injuries derailed the OLINE. The better comment would be that they have never been on the rails to begin with, and that’s the problem with DG. And there shouldn’t be a formula when to can a GM.
In regards to OL in 2018 Solder and Omameh were blunders and Hernandez was a lousy pick. And as for the 2020 draft, the only conceivable player you could possibly count on after season was over was Thomas. Yu shouldn’t get kudos for drafting players. You get kudos for performance and the Giants OL was near the bottom.
How he can possibly not address it one bit while losing his bets OLienman in 2020 should not be giving DG a pass. First off, he couldn’t recognize Solder sucks. Then to compound that Peart still way unproven, but now he is forced to play LT, a position he never had to play before in part because DG failed to adequately address the OT’s.
And while Gates injury was a blow, not having Zeitler while having to depend on Hernandez and the 2201 2nd year players while loading up on cap and trying to win shows some clear idiocy. Rewarding idiocy is not what good teams do.
automatically think Judge thinks less of or doesn't want Jones as his QB when he's done nothing but praise him and say over and over again that he's the guy.
automatically think Judge thinks less of or doesn't want Jones as his QB when he's done nothing but praise him and say over and over again that he's the guy.
judge is not stupid. he came in in jones's second year and knows jones would get year 2 and 3, and likely 4, to prove he's the guy. why would he publicly comment on him negatively, or even be vague and non-committal, which would lead to endless media speculation?
he has also done nothing but praise evan engram and i don't think anyone believes he'll be here after yet another disappointing season.
He was hired because he told Mara that Eli was not done and just needed an OL. Having painted himself into a corner, he went out and overspent on free agents, who proved not to be good (most notably Solder).
He also hired a HC who was a former OL, as if he were passing off responsibility for the OL to Shurmur.
After the failure of Shurmur regime, I think he has finally gone about fixing the OL the right way. Drafting Thomas, Peart and Lemieux put the Giants on the path to having a good OL until they were derailed by injuries.
I think much of the criticism of DG is justified but I also think changing your GM every few years is a bad idea. A GM should get a minimum of five years unless the team just falls apart, which the Giants have not so far.
Also, DG's best draft was last year. He stockpiled picks and I would let him use them and see what happens. If Giants don't finish at least .500 next season, then you fire him.
This issue isn’t that injuries derailed the OLINE. The better comment would be that they have never been on the rails to begin with, and that’s the problem with DG. And there shouldn’t be a formula when to can a GM.
In regards to OL in 2018 Solder and Omameh were blunders and Hernandez was a lousy pick. And as for the 2020 draft, the only conceivable player you could possibly count on after season was over was Thomas. Yu shouldn’t get kudos for drafting players. You get kudos for performance and the Giants OL was near the bottom.
How he can possibly not address it one bit while losing his bets OLienman in 2020 should not be giving DG a pass. First off, he couldn’t recognize Solder sucks. Then to compound that Peart still way unproven, but now he is forced to play LT, a position he never had to play before in part because DG failed to adequately address the OT’s.
And while Gates injury was a blow, not having Zeitler while having to depend on Hernandez and the 2201 2nd year players while loading up on cap and trying to win shows some clear idiocy. Rewarding idiocy is not what good teams do.
Re the Gates injury. Perhaps if we had functional play at guard, the team wouldn't have made the absolutely stupid decision to move Gates to guard where he got hurt. (The few plays before he got hurt it was clear he was physically overwhelmed there.)
maybe its simply a compensatory reaction to the shock of having Mcadoof and Shurmur as HCs, so barring some absurd mishaps I would like to keep him as coach next year, and by extension DG would likely have to stick around or retire on his own accord, or else we have the non-ideal situation of having a new GM with an old coach.
He was hired because he told Mara that Eli was not done and just needed an OL. Having painted himself into a corner, he went out and overspent on free agents, who proved not to be good (most notably Solder).
He also hired a HC who was a former OL, as if he were passing off responsibility for the OL to Shurmur.
After the failure of Shurmur regime, I think he has finally gone about fixing the OL the right way. Drafting Thomas, Peart and Lemieux put the Giants on the path to having a good OL until they were derailed by injuries.
I think much of the criticism of DG is justified but I also think changing your GM every few years is a bad idea. A GM should get a minimum of five years unless the team just falls apart, which the Giants have not so far.
Also, DG's best draft was last year. He stockpiled picks and I would let him use them and see what happens. If Giants don't finish at least .500 next season, then you fire him.
This issue isn’t that injuries derailed the OLINE. The better comment would be that they have never been on the rails to begin with, and that’s the problem with DG. And there shouldn’t be a formula when to can a GM.
In regards to OL in 2018 Solder and Omameh were blunders and Hernandez was a lousy pick. And as for the 2020 draft, the only conceivable player you could possibly count on after season was over was Thomas. Yu shouldn’t get kudos for drafting players. You get kudos for performance and the Giants OL was near the bottom.
How he can possibly not address it one bit while losing his bets OLienman in 2020 should not be giving DG a pass. First off, he couldn’t recognize Solder sucks. Then to compound that Peart still way unproven, but now he is forced to play LT, a position he never had to play before in part because DG failed to adequately address the OT’s.
And while Gates injury was a blow, not having Zeitler while having to depend on Hernandez and the 2201 2nd year players while loading up on cap and trying to win shows some clear idiocy. Rewarding idiocy is not what good teams do.
Re the Gates injury. Perhaps if we had functional play at guard, the team wouldn't have made the absolutely stupid decision to move Gates to guard where he got hurt. (The few plays before he got hurt it was clear he was physically overwhelmed there.)
In that case, why did we move Gates from center to guard?
I think the Mara's handed the job to DG b/c he thought Eli wasn't toast - which is exactly what ownership wanted to hear.
So I think DG was forced to go in a direction that the NYG had a prayer to win games w/ Eli and DG went the RB route.
It didn't work - that's on him.
Did DG really believe Eli was still capable of being a top QB? Or did he just tell Mara that because he wanted the job? Given that he spent the number six pick on Jones in only his second draft with Giants, I lean towards believing DG was blowing smoke up Mara's ass.
automatically think Judge thinks less of or doesn't want Jones as his QB when he's done nothing but praise him and say over and over again that he's the guy.
is this a rhetorical or do you really think that is the answer?
I think the Mara's handed the job to DG b/c he thought Eli wasn't toast - which is exactly what ownership wanted to hear.
So I think DG was forced to go in a direction that the NYG had a prayer to win games w/ Eli and DG went the RB route.
It didn't work - that's on him.
Did DG really believe Eli was still capable of being a top QB? Or did he just tell Mara that because he wanted the job? Given that he spent the number six pick on Jones in only his second draft with Giants, I lean towards believing DG was blowing smoke up Mara's ass.
Does it matter? You want a guy like that as a GM that he doesn't give a shit about winning?
responsible for the mess of this offense, in order, it goes:
1. Gettleman
2. Jones
3. The OL
4. Garrett AND Judge
No need to outline why that order is the way it is - most clear minded posters should be able to agree on this - but I accept that Garrett will be the ultimate fall guy for items 1,2 and 3.
Just like McAdoo and Reese were the falls guys for Mara's mishandling of Eli in GenoGate.
What a bias spin, based as always on claiming Fact as opinion.
Anyone who doesn't have "injuries on that list is a yowling nihilist, so controlled by a personal agenda ... up is down as the agenda commands.
Scot L , Thomas, Gates, Looney, Harrison, Bredson, and Peart compromised.
According to this poster had nothing to do with it.
Let me ask you a question - how are the Ravens, with all of their massive injuries on offense (all three starting RBs, all pro LT, excellent TE (Boyle)), still close to the top ten in the NFL in PPG?
And let's not act like they have a legit #1 WR on the team, either.
Garrett is really good as passing the blame onto others.. Its great how he phrased this.. an expert like no others at passing blame onto others..
And I don't think he is nearly as bad an OC as BBI thinks.. He isn't a bottom 10 OC in my mind.. BBI just doesn't understand the limitations that real life presents to the OC.. Pretty much like how BBI always hated Gilbride..
What did he say that s not true?
Nothing really.. but It reeks of someone intelligent trying to cover his own ass for not being able to do his job properly.. This is how a skilled person would pass the blame for teams under performance. Jason Garrett has a history of throwing other people under the bus and surviving despite his own shortcomings..
responsible for the mess of this offense, in order, it goes:
1. Gettleman
2. Jones
3. The OL
4. Garrett AND Judge
No need to outline why that order is the way it is - most clear minded posters should be able to agree on this - but I accept that Garrett will be the ultimate fall guy for items 1,2 and 3.
Just like McAdoo and Reese were the falls guys for Mara's mishandling of Eli in GenoGate.
What a bias spin, based as always on claiming Fact as opinion.
Anyone who doesn't have "injuries on that list is a yowling nihilist, so controlled by a personal agenda ... up is down as the agenda commands.
Scot L , Thomas, Gates, Looney, Harrison, Bredson, and Peart compromised.
According to this poster had nothing to do with it.
Let me ask you a question - how are the Ravens, with all of their massive injuries on offense (all three starting RBs, all pro LT, excellent TE (Boyle)), still close to the top ten in the NFL in PPG?
And let's not act like they have a legit #1 WR on the team, either.
Runningback schmuningback, if you only learned from bbi, 2000 yd 15 TD rbs grow on trees, you can get someone 95% as productive from FA and community colleges, anyone who played fantasy football would know this.
Baltimore is kind of an outlier in that they are so Lamar-centric and his running. I can guarantee you if he got injured they won't be near the top in ppg. Also they are a much better run organization than the Giants, they actually seem to have a sense of team building and identity.
responsible for the mess of this offense, in order, it goes:
1. Gettleman
2. Jones
3. The OL
4. Garrett AND Judge
No need to outline why that order is the way it is - most clear minded posters should be able to agree on this - but I accept that Garrett will be the ultimate fall guy for items 1,2 and 3.
Just like McAdoo and Reese were the falls guys for Mara's mishandling of Eli in GenoGate.
What a bias spin, based as always on claiming Fact as opinion.
Anyone who doesn't have "injuries on that list is a yowling nihilist, so controlled by a personal agenda ... up is down as the agenda commands.
Scot L , Thomas, Gates, Looney, Harrison, Bredson, and Peart compromised.
According to this poster had nothing to do with it.
Let me ask you a question - how are the Ravens, with all of their massive injuries on offense (all three starting RBs, all pro LT, excellent TE (Boyle)), still close to the top ten in the NFL in PPG?
And let's not act like they have a legit #1 WR on the team, either.
OFC Jackson is better than Jones. SO if a QB isn't as good as Jackson, the 2019 MVP, he sucks? But your comments are very misleading anyway - as usual.
The Ny Giants have the 31st OL rating yet again for 2 straight years while Baltimore ths year has the 13th according to PFF.
Should we go on?
The Ravens have better coaching.
Should we go on?
The Ravens Tight End Mark Andrews much better than any of the Giants Tight Ends.
While everyone knows that the OL is a problem
I find it curious that Garrett is sugesting that his conservative play calling is an attempt to protect Jones
There are ways to protect a QB other than conservative play calling
That is a deflection and a straw argument.
There are many teams with poor offensive lines yet they are able to move the ball with creative game plans
responsible for the mess of this offense, in order, it goes:
1. Gettleman
2. Jones
3. The OL
4. Garrett AND Judge
No need to outline why that order is the way it is - most clear minded posters should be able to agree on this - but I accept that Garrett will be the ultimate fall guy for items 1,2 and 3.
Just like McAdoo and Reese were the falls guys for Mara's mishandling of Eli in GenoGate.
What a bias spin, based as always on claiming Fact as opinion.
Anyone who doesn't have "injuries on that list is a yowling nihilist, so controlled by a personal agenda ... up is down as the agenda commands.
Scot L , Thomas, Gates, Looney, Harrison, Bredson, and Peart compromised.
According to this poster had nothing to do with it.
Let me ask you a question - how are the Ravens, with all of their massive injuries on offense (all three starting RBs, all pro LT, excellent TE (Boyle)), still close to the top ten in the NFL in PPG?
And let's not act like they have a legit #1 WR on the team, either.
OFC Jackson is better than Jones. SO if a QB isn't as good as Jackson, the 2019 MVP, he sucks? But your comments are very misleading anyway - as usual.
The Ny Giants have the 31st OL rating yet again for 2 straight years while Baltimore ths year has the 13th according to PFF.
Should we go on?
The Ravens have better coaching.
Should we go on?
The Ravens Tight End Mark Andrews much better than any of the Giants Tight Ends.
Should we go on?
Thats exactly what he is pointing to.. Jones isn't as good as Jackson. We have a worse GM, worse coach. its not just injuries.. infact the difference between us and Ravens is exactly as he listed.. GM, QB, Coach, the OL..
are also important for a young QB, so called 'security blankets'. We have none!
What are talking about?
Evan Engram is so valuable to the team they weren't going to deal him unless they got a 1st round pick back.
And Kyle Rudolph was such a valuable component that the Front Office was willing to go ahead with the signing despite uncovering his foot needed surgery this spring.
And no, the Giants aren't drafting a quarterback in 2022.
Do you do anything here other than troll Terps and mindlessly prop up Jones?
Out of all the starting quarterbacks in the league in 2021, there is only ONE who has fewer passing TDs than Jones: Sam Darnold-- who was recently benched and will likely never play for his current team again. Last season the only QB who had fewer TDs than Jones was Cam fucking Newton.
How one can look at Jones's body of work under this coaching staff and definitively conclude that he is the answer going forward is mind-boggling.
Jones has literally been one of the least productive QBs in the league since he was drafted and his one supposedly "good" year was under a coach who was promptly fired after that supposedly good year.
His accuracy (or consistency of accuracy) has always been in question (and still is). He landed in the perfect spot for him, but let's not pretend he'd look like that here. He'd already have been on IR 5x over behind the OL we are trotting out there. At least that's my opinion.
He also hired a HC who was a former OL, as if he were passing off responsibility for the OL to Shurmur.
After the failure of Shurmur regime, I think he has finally gone about fixing the OL the right way. Drafting Thomas, Peart and Lemieux put the Giants on the path to having a good OL until they were derailed by injuries.
I think much of the criticism of DG is justified but I also think changing your GM every few years is a bad idea. A GM should get a minimum of five years unless the team just falls apart, which the Giants have not so far.
Also, DG's best draft was last year. He stockpiled picks and I would let him use them and see what happens. If Giants don't finish at least .500 next season, then you fire him.
The issue with most things for me is I do not think DG makes all the calls. Mara always says consensus. I think what is important is Mara looks at that philosophy objectively as not working very well. Mara knows exactly who wanted what.
How does anyone know that people wanted Josh Allen for example and John said we are not drafting a QB period.
So I think DG was forced to go in a direction that the NYG had a prayer to win games w/ Eli and DG went the RB route.
It didn't work - that's on him.
I DO think DG fell in love with Barkley and that pick was all him.
I DO think DG fell in love with Barkley and that pick was all him.
That could certainly be the case but I gather there were others in the building drooling over him as well. It made sense. Eli retires in two years but has a "weapon" for those years and then the new rookie QB has his "Tiki Barber" breaking into the league. I am more upset with the WH pick.
Is he responsible for Nick Gates injury - is he responsible for Shane Lemieux injury - is he responsible for Andrew Thomas lack of durability?
Is he responsible for a CBA which allows a player to de facto retire without any form of redress. It is quite obvious that Solder did that a few years ago and whether there were good reasons, or not, should not be the catastrophe to the employer it has turned out to be.
What he is responsible for is drafting a spread out offense RB and immediately following on with a 3 yards and a cloud of dust OG. To me that means he is largely a simpleton who believes that position labels are one size fits all.
And I don't think he is nearly as bad an OC as BBI thinks.. He isn't a bottom 10 OC in my mind.. BBI just doesn't understand the limitations that real life presents to the OC.. Pretty much like how BBI always hated Gilbride..
Are you really trying to blame Garrett for the O-line? Garrett has been here 2 seasons, he didn’t have any significant input into picking or signing players, and he isn’t and wouldn’t claim to be an o-line coach. And he didn’t run off any players by making them run laps. He can only coach the players he is given. You can blame him for a lackluster offense, but the offense performs well when the players are available instead of in the trainer’s room.
As an NFL QB, he's not a talented passer. All of his other skills far surpass his arm talent. He struggles to pass them effectively when the weather gets cold and they need chunk yards, and it's injured their playoff chances.
He's still a weapon, much better than I'd thought he'd be.
If I was making a textbook with illustrations how to play QB, Jackson may be last on my list of current NFL starters.
But by every material QB statistical metric, he is a top ten QB in the NFL.
In my view, LJax is best described as a great football player who happens to play QB. And right now, I have no problem calling him the greatest dual QB in the history of the NFL.
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The positional value thing is important but Gettleman rated Barkley as the best player to come out of college since Peyton. And it appears that Barkley isn’t a good player. Maybe he’s average. A colossal drafting and scouting mistake.
The issue with most things for me is I do not think DG makes all the calls. Mara always says consensus. I think what is important is Mara looks at that philosophy objectively as not working very well. Mara knows exactly who wanted what.
How does anyone know that people wanted Josh Allen for example and John said we are not drafting a QB period.
I would not have given Josh Allen or Dax Prescott a franchise QB contract.
it is simple... when he calls a play where the WRs have to run 15 yards when we only need 2 yards on 3rd down, making it more difficult for the OL to hold their blocks... then yeah I can blame Garrett. He is part of the problem.
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Terps, keep speaking the Jones sucks thing into existence and soon enough you might have enough followers onto your bandwagon.
And no, the Giants aren't drafting a quarterback in 2022.
Do you do anything here other than troll Terps and mindlessly prop up Jones?
Out of all the starting quarterbacks in the league in 2021, there is only ONE who has fewer passing TDs than Jones: Sam Darnold-- who was recently benched and will likely never play for his current team again. Last season the only QB who had fewer TDs than Jones was Cam fucking Newton.
How one can look at Jones's body of work under this coaching staff and definitively conclude that he is the answer going forward is mind-boggling.
Jones has literally been one of the least productive QBs in the league since he was drafted and his one supposedly "good" year was under a coach who was promptly fired after that supposedly good year.
If you include rushing touchdowns Darnold has Jones 12-10
It really can't be said often enough the degree to which the bar has been lowered by this team
He can be evaluated because he and Joe Judge said don't tell me what a player can't do. Tell me what they can do. If your system can't work because these guys can't perform it. Then change the syst re m to allow them to what they can do. It's not like they haven't been successful moments and plays but they get followed by dumb calls like a jet sweep with engram at the goal line.
Study: Lamar Jackson Is NFL's Best QB in Cold Weather
Baltimore excels in 40 degrees or less.
The Ravens play some of their best football when the weather gets cold.
That is also the case for quarterback Lamar Jackson, who yielded a cold-climate average of 2.4 passing touchdowns per game, according to a new study by the SportsBettingDime entitled Climate and Sports. SportsBettingDime.com thoroughly explored how weather impacts team success and player performance using game data from the NFL since 2010.
Here are some of the key findings include:
Jackson has the highest passer rating (109.3) in cold-climate games among all quarterbacks. Jackson and Aaron Rodgers are the top-performing quarterbacks in cold-climate games for average passing touchdowns per game (2.4 touchdowns)
Patrick Mahomes (3 touchdowns), Deshaun Watson (2.2 touchdowns), and Carson Wentz (2.2 touchdowns) are the top-performing quarterbacks in hot-climate games for average passing touchdowns per game.
Since 2018, Baltimore is 11-2 in the month of December, the best mark in the NFL. The Ravens have outscored their opponents 358 to 247 over that stretch, averaging 210.2 yards rushing per game.
“I think that’s when our team gets stronger," Baltimore running back Gus Edwards said. "We have a physical team, physical offense, physical defense. We have to use that to our advantage in the cold weather when guys are less likely to want to tackle, when their mentality is not there. We’re at a vital point in the season for us and we’ve got to keep on going."
The Ravens have also had success in warmer weather games. and have the second-ranked offense in hot-climate games, averaging 390 yards per game.
Todd Karpovich
Covering Ravens for Sports Illustrated
https://www.si.com/nfl/ravens/news/ravens-weather062421
There isn't a single other long term piece we know about yet. Gates would have been another and who knows if he can play again.
You forgot the part where it looks like maybe 2 OTs drafted 6 and 9 picks after him have not only looked better but one plays on arguably the best line in the league and the other has a SB win under his belt already.
Oh and that a trade down would have been highly beneficial to us given our talent was, is and likely will be garbage for the foreseeable future. But you know our GM like any sound analytical mind falls in "full bloom love" with players
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Garrett was not my choice either, and there is certainly some blame on him for his playcalling. That said, he is really no different than the discussion around D. Jones. How can you evaluate him when he has for the most part never had healthy receivers, has never had an OL that was even close to competent, and never had a healthy Barkley except a few games. So if Garrett goes based upon his results with the Giants then Jones should follow him out the door. Garrett developed some strong QBs at Dallas but always had the benefit of an outstanding OL.
He can be evaluated because he and Joe Judge said don't tell me what a player can't do. Tell me what they can do. If your system can't work because these guys can't perform it. Then change the syst re m to allow them to what they can do. It's not like they haven't been successful moments and plays but they get followed by dumb calls like a jet sweep with engram at the goal line.
But jet sweeps are the innovative play calling that young innovative coaches are calling and bbi'ers love!
A real bone headed play call. Engram is very fast for a TE, but you need someone with wiggle to get past the edge contain guy.
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Garrett is really good as passing the blame onto others.. Its great how he phrased this.. an expert like no others at passing blame onto others..
And I don't think he is nearly as bad an OC as BBI thinks.. He isn't a bottom 10 OC in my mind.. BBI just doesn't understand the limitations that real life presents to the OC.. Pretty much like how BBI always hated Gilbride..
Are you really trying to blame Garrett for the O-line? Garrett has been here 2 seasons, he didn’t have any significant input into picking or signing players, and he isn’t and wouldn’t claim to be an o-line coach. And he didn’t run off any players by making them run laps. He can only coach the players he is given. You can blame him for a lackluster offense, but the offense performs well when the players are available instead of in the trainer’s room.
Did you even read my post?
I find it curious that Garrett is sugesting that his conservative play calling is an attempt to protect Jones
There are ways to protect a QB other than conservative play calling
That is a deflection and a straw argument.
There are many teams with poor offensive lines yet they are able to move the ball with creative game plans
I so would rather have Eli here. I so would rather have traded down and have depth -- preferably online -- than have barkley here. I so would rather have Josh Allen on offense or defense here than Jones. let alone missing out on herbert because Jones is here.
And I don't think he is nearly as bad an OC as BBI thinks.. He isn't a bottom 10 OC in my mind.. BBI just doesn't understand the limitations that real life presents to the OC.. Pretty much like how BBI always hated Gilbride..
What did he say that s not true?
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The worst Giant, for lack of a better term, in all our lifetimes. The damage he has wrought has been colossal.
What's amazing is that there are still people that, while acknowledging he has been a failure, think he was correct on his biggest decision - the quarterback. It makes no sense, and hopefully it doesn't make sense to Judge.
No more amazing than your absolute belief Jones is a flop given the number of NFL people who have a different view of him
side. Neither Pugh, Flowers or the hired gun (Solder) could handle it; and now Thomas is limping around on two bad feet.
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The worst Giant, for lack of a better term, in all our lifetimes. The damage he has wrought has been colossal.
What's amazing is that there are still people that, while acknowledging he has been a failure, think he was correct on his biggest decision - the quarterback. It makes no sense, and hopefully it doesn't make sense to Judge.
Then why have we sucked since 2012?
2012-2017:
* Aggregate Regular Season Record: 42-54 (.438 winning pct)
* Average Regular Season Record: 7-9
2018-2021:
* Aggregate Regular Season Record: 18-39 (.316 winning pct)
* Average Regular Season Record: 5-11 (or 5-12, adjusted for 17 games)
Even if you want to make the case that we sucked since 2012 (and the results have not been pretty), we've been worse since DG took over and the so-called rebuild hasn't rebuilt anything.
The Giants management decided to give it a go with Hernandez/Solder/Peart on the right side really hoping for a miracle.
Garrett isn’t stupid. They set him up.
They "set him up"?
Are you suggesting that they intentionally went into the season with a bad OL for the purpose of making Garrett look bad?
No. you couldn't be saying that because that would be fucking stupid.
1. Gettleman
2. Jones
3. The OL
4. Garrett AND Judge
No need to outline why that order is the way it is - most clear minded posters should be able to agree on this - but I accept that Garrett will be the ultimate fall guy for items 1,2 and 3.
Just like McAdoo and Reese were the falls guys for Mara's mishandling of Eli in GenoGate.
What a bias spin, based as always on claiming Fact as opinion.
Anyone who doesn't have "injuries on that list is a yowling nihilist, so controlled by a personal agenda ... up is down as the agenda commands.
Scot L , Thomas, Gates, Looney, Harrison, Bredson, and Peart compromised.
According to this poster had nothing to do with it.
John and his family members are very involved. Dave certainly has a strong voice but I don’t think it is as strong as some think. Since Mara hired Judge I think he gives him strong input.
I think Dave is gone but I also think he has had to navigate a difficult structure.
Are you suggesting that they intentionally went into the season with a bad OL for the purpose of making Garrett look bad?
No. you couldn't be saying that because that would be fucking stupid.
Nope. It’s worse. Rabbit Foot Dave actually really liked the group he put together. He thought he did well.
But Garrett obviously feels set up to fail. He all but said the offensive line group are not pros.
What a totally unfair and nasty comment.
You have never seen "the group he put together play. Not close, but still you put down...
Again; Gates, Thomas with Matt Peart comprised, Sorenson, looney Harrison, and more.
Don't let facts interfere with a narrative about empowerment through denigration
He also hired a HC who was a former OL, as if he were passing off responsibility for the OL to Shurmur.
After the failure of Shurmur regime, I think he has finally gone about fixing the OL the right way. Drafting Thomas, Peart and Lemieux put the Giants on the path to having a good OL until they were derailed by injuries.
I think much of the criticism of DG is justified but I also think changing your GM every few years is a bad idea. A GM should get a minimum of five years unless the team just falls apart, which the Giants have not so far.
Also, DG's best draft was last year. He stockpiled picks and I would let him use them and see what happens. If Giants don't finish at least .500 next season, then you fire him.
This issue isn’t that injuries derailed the OLINE. The better comment would be that they have never been on the rails to begin with, and that’s the problem with DG. And there shouldn’t be a formula when to can a GM.
In regards to OL in 2018 Solder and Omameh were blunders and Hernandez was a lousy pick. And as for the 2020 draft, the only conceivable player you could possibly count on after season was over was Thomas. Yu shouldn’t get kudos for drafting players. You get kudos for performance and the Giants OL was near the bottom.
How he can possibly not address it one bit while losing his bets OLienman in 2020 should not be giving DG a pass. First off, he couldn’t recognize Solder sucks. Then to compound that Peart still way unproven, but now he is forced to play LT, a position he never had to play before in part because DG failed to adequately address the OT’s.
And while Gates injury was a blow, not having Zeitler while having to depend on Hernandez and the 2201 2nd year players while loading up on cap and trying to win shows some clear idiocy. Rewarding idiocy is not what good teams do.
judge is not stupid. he came in in jones's second year and knows jones would get year 2 and 3, and likely 4, to prove he's the guy. why would he publicly comment on him negatively, or even be vague and non-committal, which would lead to endless media speculation?
he has also done nothing but praise evan engram and i don't think anyone believes he'll be here after yet another disappointing season.
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He was hired because he told Mara that Eli was not done and just needed an OL. Having painted himself into a corner, he went out and overspent on free agents, who proved not to be good (most notably Solder).
He also hired a HC who was a former OL, as if he were passing off responsibility for the OL to Shurmur.
After the failure of Shurmur regime, I think he has finally gone about fixing the OL the right way. Drafting Thomas, Peart and Lemieux put the Giants on the path to having a good OL until they were derailed by injuries.
I think much of the criticism of DG is justified but I also think changing your GM every few years is a bad idea. A GM should get a minimum of five years unless the team just falls apart, which the Giants have not so far.
Also, DG's best draft was last year. He stockpiled picks and I would let him use them and see what happens. If Giants don't finish at least .500 next season, then you fire him.
This issue isn’t that injuries derailed the OLINE. The better comment would be that they have never been on the rails to begin with, and that’s the problem with DG. And there shouldn’t be a formula when to can a GM.
In regards to OL in 2018 Solder and Omameh were blunders and Hernandez was a lousy pick. And as for the 2020 draft, the only conceivable player you could possibly count on after season was over was Thomas. Yu shouldn’t get kudos for drafting players. You get kudos for performance and the Giants OL was near the bottom.
How he can possibly not address it one bit while losing his bets OLienman in 2020 should not be giving DG a pass. First off, he couldn’t recognize Solder sucks. Then to compound that Peart still way unproven, but now he is forced to play LT, a position he never had to play before in part because DG failed to adequately address the OT’s.
And while Gates injury was a blow, not having Zeitler while having to depend on Hernandez and the 2201 2nd year players while loading up on cap and trying to win shows some clear idiocy. Rewarding idiocy is not what good teams do.
Re the Gates injury. Perhaps if we had functional play at guard, the team wouldn't have made the absolutely stupid decision to move Gates to guard where he got hurt. (The few plays before he got hurt it was clear he was physically overwhelmed there.)
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He was hired because he told Mara that Eli was not done and just needed an OL. Having painted himself into a corner, he went out and overspent on free agents, who proved not to be good (most notably Solder).
He also hired a HC who was a former OL, as if he were passing off responsibility for the OL to Shurmur.
After the failure of Shurmur regime, I think he has finally gone about fixing the OL the right way. Drafting Thomas, Peart and Lemieux put the Giants on the path to having a good OL until they were derailed by injuries.
I think much of the criticism of DG is justified but I also think changing your GM every few years is a bad idea. A GM should get a minimum of five years unless the team just falls apart, which the Giants have not so far.
Also, DG's best draft was last year. He stockpiled picks and I would let him use them and see what happens. If Giants don't finish at least .500 next season, then you fire him.
This issue isn’t that injuries derailed the OLINE. The better comment would be that they have never been on the rails to begin with, and that’s the problem with DG. And there shouldn’t be a formula when to can a GM.
In regards to OL in 2018 Solder and Omameh were blunders and Hernandez was a lousy pick. And as for the 2020 draft, the only conceivable player you could possibly count on after season was over was Thomas. Yu shouldn’t get kudos for drafting players. You get kudos for performance and the Giants OL was near the bottom.
How he can possibly not address it one bit while losing his bets OLienman in 2020 should not be giving DG a pass. First off, he couldn’t recognize Solder sucks. Then to compound that Peart still way unproven, but now he is forced to play LT, a position he never had to play before in part because DG failed to adequately address the OT’s.
And while Gates injury was a blow, not having Zeitler while having to depend on Hernandez and the 2201 2nd year players while loading up on cap and trying to win shows some clear idiocy. Rewarding idiocy is not what good teams do.
Re the Gates injury. Perhaps if we had functional play at guard, the team wouldn't have made the absolutely stupid decision to move Gates to guard where he got hurt. (The few plays before he got hurt it was clear he was physically overwhelmed there.)
In that case, why did we move Gates from center to guard?
So I think DG was forced to go in a direction that the NYG had a prayer to win games w/ Eli and DG went the RB route.
It didn't work - that's on him.
Did DG really believe Eli was still capable of being a top QB? Or did he just tell Mara that because he wanted the job? Given that he spent the number six pick on Jones in only his second draft with Giants, I lean towards believing DG was blowing smoke up Mara's ass.
is this a rhetorical or do you really think that is the answer?
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I think the Mara's handed the job to DG b/c he thought Eli wasn't toast - which is exactly what ownership wanted to hear.
So I think DG was forced to go in a direction that the NYG had a prayer to win games w/ Eli and DG went the RB route.
It didn't work - that's on him.
Did DG really believe Eli was still capable of being a top QB? Or did he just tell Mara that because he wanted the job? Given that he spent the number six pick on Jones in only his second draft with Giants, I lean towards believing DG was blowing smoke up Mara's ass.
Does it matter? You want a guy like that as a GM that he doesn't give a shit about winning?
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responsible for the mess of this offense, in order, it goes:
1. Gettleman
2. Jones
3. The OL
4. Garrett AND Judge
No need to outline why that order is the way it is - most clear minded posters should be able to agree on this - but I accept that Garrett will be the ultimate fall guy for items 1,2 and 3.
Just like McAdoo and Reese were the falls guys for Mara's mishandling of Eli in GenoGate.
What a bias spin, based as always on claiming Fact as opinion.
Anyone who doesn't have "injuries on that list is a yowling nihilist, so controlled by a personal agenda ... up is down as the agenda commands.
Scot L , Thomas, Gates, Looney, Harrison, Bredson, and Peart compromised.
According to this poster had nothing to do with it.
Let me ask you a question - how are the Ravens, with all of their massive injuries on offense (all three starting RBs, all pro LT, excellent TE (Boyle)), still close to the top ten in the NFL in PPG?
And let's not act like they have a legit #1 WR on the team, either.
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Garrett is really good as passing the blame onto others.. Its great how he phrased this.. an expert like no others at passing blame onto others..
And I don't think he is nearly as bad an OC as BBI thinks.. He isn't a bottom 10 OC in my mind.. BBI just doesn't understand the limitations that real life presents to the OC.. Pretty much like how BBI always hated Gilbride..
What did he say that s not true?
Nothing really.. but It reeks of someone intelligent trying to cover his own ass for not being able to do his job properly.. This is how a skilled person would pass the blame for teams under performance. Jason Garrett has a history of throwing other people under the bus and surviving despite his own shortcomings..
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responsible for the mess of this offense, in order, it goes:
1. Gettleman
2. Jones
3. The OL
4. Garrett AND Judge
No need to outline why that order is the way it is - most clear minded posters should be able to agree on this - but I accept that Garrett will be the ultimate fall guy for items 1,2 and 3.
Just like McAdoo and Reese were the falls guys for Mara's mishandling of Eli in GenoGate.
What a bias spin, based as always on claiming Fact as opinion.
Anyone who doesn't have "injuries on that list is a yowling nihilist, so controlled by a personal agenda ... up is down as the agenda commands.
Scot L , Thomas, Gates, Looney, Harrison, Bredson, and Peart compromised.
According to this poster had nothing to do with it.
Let me ask you a question - how are the Ravens, with all of their massive injuries on offense (all three starting RBs, all pro LT, excellent TE (Boyle)), still close to the top ten in the NFL in PPG?
And let's not act like they have a legit #1 WR on the team, either.
Runningback schmuningback, if you only learned from bbi, 2000 yd 15 TD rbs grow on trees, you can get someone 95% as productive from FA and community colleges, anyone who played fantasy football would know this.
Baltimore is kind of an outlier in that they are so Lamar-centric and his running. I can guarantee you if he got injured they won't be near the top in ppg. Also they are a much better run organization than the Giants, they actually seem to have a sense of team building and identity.
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responsible for the mess of this offense, in order, it goes:
1. Gettleman
2. Jones
3. The OL
4. Garrett AND Judge
No need to outline why that order is the way it is - most clear minded posters should be able to agree on this - but I accept that Garrett will be the ultimate fall guy for items 1,2 and 3.
Just like McAdoo and Reese were the falls guys for Mara's mishandling of Eli in GenoGate.
What a bias spin, based as always on claiming Fact as opinion.
Anyone who doesn't have "injuries on that list is a yowling nihilist, so controlled by a personal agenda ... up is down as the agenda commands.
Scot L , Thomas, Gates, Looney, Harrison, Bredson, and Peart compromised.
According to this poster had nothing to do with it.
Let me ask you a question - how are the Ravens, with all of their massive injuries on offense (all three starting RBs, all pro LT, excellent TE (Boyle)), still close to the top ten in the NFL in PPG?
And let's not act like they have a legit #1 WR on the team, either.
OFC Jackson is better than Jones. SO if a QB isn't as good as Jackson, the 2019 MVP, he sucks? But your comments are very misleading anyway - as usual.
The Ny Giants have the 31st OL rating yet again for 2 straight years while Baltimore ths year has the 13th according to PFF.
Should we go on?
The Ravens have better coaching.
Should we go on?
The Ravens Tight End Mark Andrews much better than any of the Giants Tight Ends.
Should we go on?
I find it curious that Garrett is sugesting that his conservative play calling is an attempt to protect Jones
There are ways to protect a QB other than conservative play calling
That is a deflection and a straw argument.
There are many teams with poor offensive lines yet they are able to move the ball with creative game plans
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responsible for the mess of this offense, in order, it goes:
1. Gettleman
2. Jones
3. The OL
4. Garrett AND Judge
No need to outline why that order is the way it is - most clear minded posters should be able to agree on this - but I accept that Garrett will be the ultimate fall guy for items 1,2 and 3.
Just like McAdoo and Reese were the falls guys for Mara's mishandling of Eli in GenoGate.
What a bias spin, based as always on claiming Fact as opinion.
Anyone who doesn't have "injuries on that list is a yowling nihilist, so controlled by a personal agenda ... up is down as the agenda commands.
Scot L , Thomas, Gates, Looney, Harrison, Bredson, and Peart compromised.
According to this poster had nothing to do with it.
Let me ask you a question - how are the Ravens, with all of their massive injuries on offense (all three starting RBs, all pro LT, excellent TE (Boyle)), still close to the top ten in the NFL in PPG?
And let's not act like they have a legit #1 WR on the team, either.
OFC Jackson is better than Jones. SO if a QB isn't as good as Jackson, the 2019 MVP, he sucks? But your comments are very misleading anyway - as usual.
The Ny Giants have the 31st OL rating yet again for 2 straight years while Baltimore ths year has the 13th according to PFF.
Should we go on?
The Ravens have better coaching.
Should we go on?
The Ravens Tight End Mark Andrews much better than any of the Giants Tight Ends.
Should we go on?
Thats exactly what he is pointing to.. Jones isn't as good as Jackson. We have a worse GM, worse coach. its not just injuries.. infact the difference between us and Ravens is exactly as he listed.. GM, QB, Coach, the OL..
What are talking about?
Evan Engram is so valuable to the team they weren't going to deal him unless they got a 1st round pick back.
And Kyle Rudolph was such a valuable component that the Front Office was willing to go ahead with the signing despite uncovering his foot needed surgery this spring.
DG has ensured the team has plenty of TEs...