1. If McCarthy had an extra second in the pocket that’s a TD to Nabers.
2. No PI against Likely? Lots of contact while the ball was in the air.
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"I'm always screaming at him - whether he catches a ball, scores a touchdown, running down the sideline for a block - I'm always screaming 'Uno is back!' just to tell him, put that in his ears so he remembers who he is."
- Isaiah Likely on Malik Nabers
My q b .. one day we gonna look back and understand he helped us weather the storm of losing dart .. making this a season of meaning … and at the end of the day .. that’s all we want is meaningful football
I don't know if it's the stress or the flu, but I'm finding it hard to concentrate when I try to draw. It's like my eyes are fogged up and my mind goes blank. In the meantime, I'll keep posting old stuff I hadn't uploaded. Not related to Fallout, sorry.
No giants QB has thrown for 3TDs in consecutive games since Eli manning 10 years ago.
Kudos to Jamies Winston. Put some respect on his name.
His name goes down in giant history for the below stat:
The final grades from the Giants offensive line in their 27-27 Week 5 tie vs the Commanders, according to @PFF:
•Andrew Thomas:
68.5 overall. 52.3 run block. 81.4 pass block.
0 sacks allowed. 2 hits. 0 hurries. 2 pressures allowed.
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•Jon Runyan:
60.8 overall. 44.8 run block. 84.9 pass block.
0 sacks allowed. 1 hit. 0 hurries. 1 pressure allowed.
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•Bryan Hudson:
70.9 overall. 66.7 run block. 78.3 pass block.
0 sacks allowed. 0 hits. 1 hurry. 1 pressure allowed.
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•Francis Mauigoa:
52.7 overall. 43.7 run block. 64.8 pass block.
0 sacks allowed. 0 hits. 3 hurries. 3 pressures allowed.
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•Jermaine Eluemunor (44 snaps):
70.3 overall. 59.4 run block. 82.6 pass block.
0 sacks allowed. 0 hits. 0 hurries. 0 pressures allowed.
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•Marcus Mbow (45 snaps):
44.8 overall. 38.4 run block. 56.7 pass block.
0 sacks allowed. 0 hits. 2 hurries. 2 pressures allowed.
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The Giants offensive line was not charged with either of the 2 sacks Jameis Winston had.
0 sacks allowed on 9 pressures allowed. The Giants OL cut down on both sacks allowed and pressures allowed as well from a week ago.
The Giants have to hope the injury to Jermaine Eluemunor isn’t serious and takes him out for an extended period of time. He’s been good through the first 5 games played, especially in pass protection.
Marcus Mbow got thrown into the fire after sitting for the first few weeks. It wasn’t the best performance, but if he needs to start again moving forward, some preparation should help him have a better outing.
Bryan Hudson has another solid performance starting at center. He’ll likely continue to get the starting nod with the way he’s been playing. John Michael Schmitz might have been “Wally Pipp’ed.”
Bryan Hudson was also the Giants highest graded run blocker at 66.7.
Jon Runyan was the Giants highest graded pass blocker on Sunday. He’s been pretty good this season in pass protection; 78.5 through 5 games.
Overall, the game was wild and a mess with the rain. The run blocking was not very good and the Giants struggled to run the ball consistently. But the Giants OL was extremely good in pass protection and didn’t allow any of the sacks to Jameis Winston. They also cut down the pressures allowed by 5. Through 5 games, they’ve allowed just 5 sacks, 3 of which came in one game. All eyes are on Jermaine Eluemunor to see the results of his injury and if he needs to miss time. If so, will it impact the OL moving forward?
The next step in the evolution of the offense under Jameis in addition to a pass-first mindset is an expansion of what Fields' role is. It should be about isolating matchups for Nabers and Likely over and over and developing a third option would help that. Fields can be that.
So Jamies has his kicker miss 3 field goals, Skattebo fumbles the win away, they drop several passes, but as soon as he loses a game he'll get benched. Make it make sense.