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Much of the Giants’ offense in 2022 revolved around Mike Kafka scheming to attack opponents’ tendencies. It will be fascinating to see how Kafka and Daboll incorporate the new weapons to attack the defenses the Giants will face this year, as well as get everyone on the same page. Given the caliber of defenses the Giants will play in the first part of their season — and that they’ll often be playing them on the road — they’ll need their offense to come together quickly... |
That right? Well me and the boys are in the lab, we'll have to see what we come up with...
Let’s start listening them, snow, rain and wind? Time zones to name a few.
Let’s start listening them, snow, rain and wind? Time zones to name a few.
Don't forget the disease of me. I heard it can destroy a team from within.
The teams we face will certainly present a challenge. We have a challenge within our own division. I am intrigued by the additions the giants made in the offseason, especially offense. Waller, Campbell and Hyatt will provide a much different dynamic to this offense that teams will now have to account for.
Last year, defenses played within 15 yards of the line of Scrimmage with no concern of getting beat deep. Now they will have to play the whole field. This will present a lot of options for Daniel Jones and open up holes for the running game. We are not where we want to be, but talent and speed wise, we have taken a huge step.
So far, on paper at least, it looks like Schoen/Daboll and staff have done a masterful job upgrading talent, in a pretty short time. Thank you!
Agreed. Reportedly, part of the reason they re-signed Slayton to decent $$$ was they thought he was getting open deep, but the OL wasn't giving DJ enough time.
They had guys open last year and couldn't get them the ball. That's not going to change unless the OL can hold up. To me, it boils down to 1 guy - Neal. Gotta have it.