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I don't think you will see Engram getting as many targets as he got this past week but I would expect them to start throwing downfield more to him and his yds per catch to go up.
He shouldn't have been cut IMHO.
Duh!!!! ... Tuzar Skipperkodycutter said:
Injury settlement incoming.
I'm trying to fight my Buffalo bias, but I'm strongly considering starting Allen over Newton this week because of this.
I have the same decision to make in one of my leagues. I want to give Cam one more shot but the Giants defense is bad
I think it will be week 7, home against Arizona. I'd imagine 1-5 by then.
I hope they don't wait that long ... they could beat Tampa and Wash @ home. Eli just looks so uninspired throwing balls at the back of Saquan's feet and floating passes into the Dline even when he seems to have time. The Giants Oline has actually looked really good ... they are protecting Eli and giving him time and he does nothing with it.
Don't you think he's missed Tate these first two weeks, and especially missed him and Shepherd yesterday? I see no point to rolling out Jones until you have a full complement of receivers. It's clear this season is lost, with the defense clearly overmatched. Lack of pass rush was a huge concern I had coming into the season, and it's clearly not going to get better any time soon if at all.monk said:
I didn't watch the entire game yesterday but what I did see was hard to watch.
They were eliminated from the playoffs in Week 1 ... they gave him an extra week and he was terrible.
The true hallmark of great coaches everywhere. Running your scheme come hell or high water. Who cares if the scheme doesn't fit the players you picked to start. The coach knows best.
I am bummed too. However, that should make you happy. As an Eagle fan, I am going to miss Eli and his 4-18 record against the Eagles in his last 22 games. I don't know if Jones is going to be great, but he won't have to do much to be better than what Eli was in the last few years.IrishTwinkie said:
You know you can roll out to avoid pressure right? You don't have to roll out to run. Eli would've taken more abuse if he didn't roll out some of those plays.Yenrub said:
I was talking specifically about the CALLED roll outs for slow of foot 38 year old QB. Those play calls made little to no sense.
You don’t call roll outs for a QB who isn’t capable of rolling out
Wear plastic sheathing tomorrow when reading the press... the gushing will be over the top. The Giants really didn't deserve to win that. Not with giving up as many yards to Evans as they did. Jenkins was beaten like a rented mule. But the delay of game penalty? Inexcusable. The Bucs deserved to miss that kick. Just really poor execution there. Jones needs to learn to hang on to the ball.
Sometimes its better to be lucky than good. Jones was great in his debut, sure he has to clean up the ball security but you couldn't ask for much more of a rookie making his 1st start. It was nice to see a QB with the ability to make plays with his legs.
Jenkins was a disgrace ... but the Giants certainly deserved to win ... after all they scored more pts than the opposing team and that's kind a the idea.
I don't know, but the asking price for Eli has probably gone down. The Colts could get him at a bargain!
Well, he has a 112 QB rating after 3 games, so it is more than just one good game.
Yikes, so basically no competition for Gallman. Isn't Jay Ayaji still around that they could've paid a prorated contract for?
