the actual game. I could see anything from a Commanders blowout to a Giants blowout. Gun to my head I'd think the Giants win because our roster is overall more talented, but DJ could easily negate that.
Against the Washington offense, Bowles fooled the rookie QB with coverage on their WRs and forced him to use the short passing game.
And against their defense, Mayfield obliterated the secondary and owned third down with a 9 for 13 conversion rate.
On paper, Jones should have opportunities to make plays downfield. So, he's going to need to pull the trigger. And if Bowen can borrow a page or two from the Bowles approach, there is a really good chance to limit the Washington offense with a rookie QB in his second career game.
Imagine losing back-to-back weeks to Sam Darnold and a rookie QB...JFC...
Washington is horrible and it's not like the Giants are going winless. I took an alt line of Giants -3.5 to juice the odds. That was before I heard Nabers was injured though.
Regardless, we should win this game. The D is going to look a lot better and even Daniel will be able to expose the DC back 7.
Against the Washington offense, Bowles fooled the rookie QB with coverage on their WRs and forced him to use the short passing game.
And against their defense, Mayfield obliterated the secondary and owned third down with a 9 for 13 conversion rate.
On paper, Jones should have opportunities to make plays downfield. So, he's going to need to pull the trigger. And if Bowen can borrow a page or two from the Bowles approach, there is a really good chance to limit the Washington offense with a rookie QB in his second career game.
Imagine losing back-to-back weeks to Sam Darnold and a rookie QB...JFC...
On Offense the Giants have to force the ball to Nabors.
I should have known better.
Yet, he owns Washington; so, I'm leaning towards doubling down to get back to even.
The chase is on... ;)
I should have known better.
Yet, he owns Washington; so, I'm leaning towards doubling down to get back to even.
The chase is on... ;)
Good point. When has doubling down on Daniel Jones ever come back to bite anyone?
This is one that we can get
Plus we get points
The vig is kinda built into the ML as I understand it
They certainly weren't in Tampa.
Against the Washington offense, Bowles fooled the rookie QB with coverage on their WRs and forced him to use the short passing game.
And against their defense, Mayfield obliterated the secondary and owned third down with a 9 for 13 conversion rate.
On paper, Jones should have opportunities to make plays downfield. So, he's going to need to pull the trigger. And if Bowen can borrow a page or two from the Bowles approach, there is a really good chance to limit the Washington offense with a rookie QB in his second career game.
Imagine losing back-to-back weeks to Sam Darnold and a rookie QB...JFC...
Expecting a slop fest. I have a bad feeling we win this though..
I think the D will come around and be a good unit.
I'm waiting for the change of QB to take place - there's no way it doesn't happen - I just want to see when this coach is willing to do it.
I know a big change at QB is coming - but is a big change coming at HC?
If we lose to Darnold and a rookie QB on back-to-back Sundays, we really have hit the abyss.
Is it safe to say this weekend at Northwest Stadium is Jones's Alamo?
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I'm going to start a predictions thread tomorrow, but spoiler alert: I think we lose Sunday.
If we lose to Darnold and a rookie QB on back-to-back Sundays, we really have hit the abyss.
Is it safe to say this weekend at Northwest Stadium is Jones's Alamo?
Remember the Alamo!
Regardless, we should win this game. The D is going to look a lot better and even Daniel will be able to expose the DC back 7.
The Giants may lose because they suck, but if/when they do, it's not like they're losing to a team whose QB is Daniel Jones or something.
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Wash is a not a good team either.
They certainly weren't in Tampa.
Against the Washington offense, Bowles fooled the rookie QB with coverage on their WRs and forced him to use the short passing game.
And against their defense, Mayfield obliterated the secondary and owned third down with a 9 for 13 conversion rate.
On paper, Jones should have opportunities to make plays downfield. So, he's going to need to pull the trigger. And if Bowen can borrow a page or two from the Bowles approach, there is a really good chance to limit the Washington offense with a rookie QB in his second career game.
Imagine losing back-to-back weeks to Sam Darnold and a rookie QB...JFC...
On Offense the Giants have to force the ball to Nabors.