The Giants have held onto Coughlin at least 2 years too long. That's the problem with an organization as conservative as they are -- far too slow to respond when change is needed.
Don't rush him back.jibsey said:A second receiver would be nice. When does Victor get back?
Don't rush him back.
The defense is devoid of talented players and the offense has one amazing player who is getting triple-teamed.
And for all I hear about TOM COUGHLIN DISCIPLINE RAH RAH RAH they make the same procedural mistakes and dumb penalties every week, every year. If I see one more shot of Tom Coughlin livid and confused as to how his team has screwed up in the same frigging way they always have like he's never seen it before, I'm going to have a stroke.
You make a good point but here's the problem then and it's a coaching one. If they can triple team Beckham and hurt us then why does Julio kill us? On the other end if we are doubling and tripling Julio then how do they get the ball to him and we can't get it to Beckham? One touch in the 2nd half is BS with that weapon, be more creative, let him throw it or at least make a choice on a reverse - something. Your next head coach may be that same guy who has no idea how to get touched for a guy who torched them in the first half - how we feeling about that?
We'd actually be leading the entire division if we were 2-0. Anyways, I'm getting a feeling that Jerry Reese's days might need to come to a close soon. It just doesn't seem like he's really hit on his late round draft picks lately. The most successful teams are always picking up impact guys in the late rounds and turning them to starters that are contributing on their rookie contract. It seems like we have just been whiffing on a lot of these picks lately (possibly since his assistant Dave Gettleman left to be Panthers GM?). I get his reasoning about not re-signing certain highly paid veterans, but that is a philosophy that will only work if he's hitting on draft picks and getting the right guys into the camp. Our offensive line has really never been fixed since guys like Diehl, Snee, O'Hara have all left. Our defensive line isn't even close to as imposing as it was in previous years.
I also am thinking that some of Coughlin's message has to be getting old with a lot of the players. Since guys like Tuck and Osi left, the whole leadership dynamic has just felt off. Losing Rolle was another stupid mistake. It's clear we just need to find the right beast type of guy to anchor us. I would think Beason would have helped that a lot if he could stay healthy for a whole season.
The Giants still have an opportunity with the 0-2 Eagles, and now with the Cowboys without Romo and Dez for a while. The skins looked good yesterday, let's hope that's just a fluke. If the Giants don't fix this year and look like they're improving I think it might be time to blow this whole team up again. I hate to bet against some of these guys like Coughlin and Eli because they proved the doubters wrong and won us 2 Super Bowls, but this crap is getting old very fast.
After gutting it out the past four season watching UConn football I never expected to see an OL that could be worse. I was wrong.I wish the Eagles merely sucked.
This is embarrassing.
From your lips to Goodell's ears.They'll go 7-9, win the division and then the Super Bowl.
Only team in NFL history to start off 0-2 after being up by 10+ to start each respective fourth quarter.Somehow they have dominated both games but in typical Giants fashion are 0-2.
You make a good point but here's the problem then and it's a coaching one. If they can triple team Beckham and hurt us then why does Julio kill us? On the other end if we are doubling and tripling Julio then how do they get the ball to him and we can't get it to Beckham? One touch in the 2nd half is BS with that weapon, be more creative, let him throw it or at least make a choice on a reverse - something. Your next head coach may be that same guy who has no idea how to get touched for a guy who torched them in the first half - how we feeling about that?