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Message: [QUOTE="Husky25, post: 5078140, member: 2839"] Injuries are a part of game, but Gano's hamstring killed the Giants yesterday. The game probably would have unfolded differently had he been healthy, but all else being the same, they should have never been in position to go for it on 4th & 4 on their last drive. They should have been up 24-18, forcing Washington to score a TD to win. On the other hand, Daniel Jones is not the Giants' only problem. The defense gave up over 200 yards rushing, did not force a punt, and let up seven scoring drives. The Commanders are improving, but they shot themselves in the foot more than once in the redzone. All-in-all, that was a poor showing by the Giants' defense. On the bright side for the Giants (dark for division rivals), Nabers is good and is probably only going to get better. You guys must be chomping at the bit to pair him with a serviceable QB. [/QUOTE]