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I saw them needing a lot more than a good QB
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I saw them needing a lot more than a good QB
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Where is your five page write up of your game experience?
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Typical homer dismissive retort.
I don't think many people expect 5 turnovers in one half during the season. And there's no doubt that if we do that every game, we won't win many. To cite that as some kind of "analysis" is beyond retarded.
I think the worst sign from this game is that all the preaching about doing things the right way, and making players accountable for mistakes, seems to be going in one ear and out the other with our players. The lack of accountability that has plagued this team for a decade-plus is still here. We could have scored 20-24 points, but we didn't because these players don't execute the fundamentals. That's nothing new.
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Hmmmm two things that are quite common occurrences.
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predict something negative for a change, like Bob getting AIDS
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I think that's common knowledge that he already has it
"Someone stole my Lunchable."
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Don't expect the Giants to play that way when they face the Cowboys, and of course we'll find a way to help them out.
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They did a lot of good things it's just preseason if it wasn't for the poor play they played pretty well wait til they get a full offseason with wiocick
The good news for Giants defensive end Justin Tuck is that he looked active during his first preseason action of the summer after missing the opener because of back problems.
The bad news is that he ended the night with another injury added to his collection. Tuck strained his hamstring during the loss to the Colts, which means he’s back in the familiar position of waiting for news from doctors about the severity of the injury and his availability for practice this week. Coach Tom Coughlin deemed it a “slight” strain after the game, but said the team would know more on Monday.
Tuck wasn’t the only oft-injured Giant to land back in the trainer’s room on Sunday night. Center David Baas left the game with a knee injury and multiple reports are calling it a sprained MCL. Coughlin offered no timeline or prognosis for Baas, who had several different surgeries during the offseason, after the game, but sprained MCLs typically require a few weeks before they’re fully recovered.
The bad news is that he ended the night with another injury added to his collection. Tuck strained his hamstring during the loss to the Colts, which means he’s back in the familiar position of waiting for news from doctors about the severity of the injury and his availability for practice this week. Coach Tom Coughlin deemed it a “slight” strain after the game, but said the team would know more on Monday.
Tuck wasn’t the only oft-injured Giant to land back in the trainer’s room on Sunday night. Center David Baas left the game with a knee injury and multiple reports are calling it a sprained MCL. Coughlin offered no timeline or prognosis for Baas, who had several different surgeries during the offseason, after the game, but sprained MCLs typically require a few weeks before they’re fully recovered.