Every year, Jimmy Kempski of the Philadelphia Voice has a series where he takes a look at the NFC East and discusses ten reasons why each team will be a dumpster fire in the upcoming season. Yesterday he detailed the Cowboys, tomorrow he will look at the Commanders, and Thursday he will write about the Eagles. Today, he focuses on the Giants.
Warning: this is a brutally honest, over-the-top examination of the franchise, and often vitriolic with heavy criticisms. With that said, the information is accurate, fair, and valid.
Be very careful if you email, tweet, or respond to him because he also does a piece that shows the angry responses that he gets from fans to these stories.
It is always interesting to get the opinion of an opposing writer/fan and see what their perspective of the organization is.
Link below.
Link - (
New Window )
All in all, fair and accurate.
As for this article, point 10 hits hard. We either need to find a way to be legitimately good or so bad we can take a QB without someone jumping over us. Mediocre is our worst result.
But I do know the Eagles are a better team.
Much better.
I agree his take on the OLine seemed off, but the rest of the article is essentially on point. Man! Things really were awful last year. It is hard to find anything to be optimistic about for this year. Progress, I’ll take that.
But I do know the Eagles are a better team.
Much better.
Hurts “performance” against Tampa told me all I need to know about the Eagles and what their ceiling is.
This guy can’t read - ( New Window )
Yea the writer still does it on the leftwing sports site defector.
All in all, fair and accurate.
The reasons why the Eagles will be good are mostly all players over 30. Kelce, Johnson, Slay, Graham, Bradberry, etc. AJ Brown and Devonta Smith are young, but there next wave of youngsters that they signed to second contracts, such as Josh Sweat, Avonte Maddox, etc are not very good.
All in all, fair and accurate.
Also point 10, while true, has nothing to do with the 22 season. But I guess when your theme is ten reasons………
But I do know the Eagles are a better team.
Much better.
As are the Cowboys.
The Redskins are close. I give them an edge because their roster is better and Rivera is a solid coach.
As rough as it would be, going 3-14 might just be the best thing for this franchise. Get the fucking QB right and move into 2023.
Quote:
But I do know the Eagles are a better team.
Much better.
Hurts “performance” against Tampa told me all I need to know about the Eagles and what their ceiling is. This guy can’t read - ( New Window )
Yeah but the Eagles have the draft capital to move up and swing for another guy. We don’t.
Quote:
In comment 15742530 M.S. said:
Quote:
But I do know the Eagles are a better team.
Much better.
Hurts “performance” against Tampa told me all I need to know about the Eagles and what their ceiling is. This guy can’t read - ( New Window )
Yeah but the Eagles have the draft capital to move up and swing for another guy. We don’t.
I'm gonna be upset if they end up with Van Dyke..he's the guy I want.
Fuck Joe Judge
Quote:
But I do know the Eagles are a better team.
Much better.
As are the Cowboys.
The Redskins are close. I give them an edge because their roster is better and Rivera is a solid coach.
As rough as it would be, going 3-14 might just be the best thing for this franchise. Get the fucking QB right and move into 2023.
How does going 3-14 get our QB right. We will still either have to draft or trade for one and hope that it works. There are no guarantees that it will. If Jones has a good year and we can build off that then we have the QB and continue to build around him. We have a better chance with that than 3-14 and hoping the guy we draft will take us to the promised land.
Fuck Joe Judge
I laughed at loud at that one.
That's just how bad the Giants have been and are - until proven otherwise
Also, Joe Schoen is not tied to Brian Daboll. Daboll doesn't work out, then we just go looking for another head coach, though maybe an expierenced one next time.
It's infinitely easier to look good as an OC when you have a physical freak like Allen who can make every throw imaginable, and then invent his own. Jones is about a 1/3 of the talent level of Allen.
There was big outrage at the time. One medium Pepsi is bad enough... but then after the game it became clear it was one medium Pepsi per family.
The Mara's and Tisch's really appreciate us!
The philly writer i have to say is correct.
In other words...
Hurdle to improve offense is very doable.
Same goes for OL
Better than Solder, Hernandez and the other 2 guys..is not that big of a jump.
The philly writer i have to say is correct.
I agree. We have too many weaknesses and unknowns. The injury bug has plagued the Giants for many years. Did they change out anyone on that end? Our secondary is going to lose us games, especially when Jackson gets hurt. Our WR might be fun if they could stay on the field. Our O-Line will be better but it will take time. On paper we have the least amount of talent in the NFC East and Daboll and Schoen are first timers at their respective positions.
With that said, there will still be tangible reasons to watch games. Can Barkley and Jones win extensions? Can young players forced to play develop quickly- Bellinger, Toney, Thibedeaux, Neal maybe even Flott and Robinson? Can the Giants begin stealing games they aren’t supposed to win? Can Wink make a defense lacking talent still a threat? Many reasons to still watch even though I predict we won’t have a great record.
They could be picking outside the top five or so again in 2023 even if they're awful.
That's not purgatory. The Giants wish they were in purgatory. They're in more of an "NFL Extended Stay Hell."[/quote]
This bit was brutal. Winning meaningless games at the end of the season is absolutely brutal and has set us back years.
They could be picking outside the top five or so again in 2023 even if they're awful.
That's not purgatory. The Giants wish they were in purgatory. They're in more of an "NFL Extended Stay Hell."
This bit was brutal. Winning meaningless games at the end of the season is absolutely brutal and has set us back years. [/quote]
But but but... winning culture! Carry over to next season! Showing improvement!
If we are within 3 to 7 pts late in the 4th qtr,in many of our games win or lose,I can see the change in our playing..Having a chance each and every game is what the team needs to overcome what has been going on for the last several years..30 to 14 late in the game kills the players minds and enthusiasm..We need to have all the players playing strong,fun football.
They have to enjoy what they are doing..A firm hand,not meaness by the coaches,is the right way to get results..I think we have that here once again..Bill Parcells was a master of that coaching style..Hope is eternal, and I'm hoping we improve a bunch this year..Will we win more then we lose??
I don't know..But if we play better then last year, I will enjoy watching us play win or lose..
The more I read and evaluate the more I see that Ownership + GM Gettleman + bad HC hires + bd drafting since post SB 2012 have crushed this team. For every bright spot (2016) there are many bad spots and pics and decisions.
There are lots of ifs this year and part of me wants to see Jones, Barkley and Galloday to put up big numbers on offense and quiet the masses. I still believe 9 - 8 gets Jones a contract but Barkley will likely get a big money UFA deal and walk.
If this team flops due to the new schemes, injuries, "same ole same ole" then expect a total house-cleaning and Jones, Barkley, Galloday, Martinez, Williams and Shepard may all be shown the door and youth brought in via the draft to replace them and build from the bottom up with a rookie QB.
I'm hoping for 9 - 8 but don't want 8 - 9 if you get my drift.
I couldn’t care less about his blocking or when he was drafted, just hoping to see a return to form and some explosive plays from scrimmage. He’s not a ground and pound bruiser.
Not expecting a lot of wins but hoping the offense is creative and exciting. With Barkley, Toney and Robinson we have 3 potentially electric playmakers to spread the field and put pressure on the defenses. Make them pay for sending blitzes.
Might as well be hopeful until reality sets in and proves unwarranted.