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Grades and advanced stats for the Giants’ victory over the Tennessee Titans (opens the original)
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A Pyrrhic victory is better than a Pyrrhic loss, but not by much Given the awful weather conditions at MetLife on Sunday for the Giants’ 12-7 victory over the Tennessee Titans, analysis of the performance of any Giants player or unit is at best of limited use. The fact that the Giants’ best defensive player, Brian Burns, is now out for the season with what looks like an ACL tear, following on the gut punch of losing their best offensive player, Jaxson Dart, to his own knee injury the week befor
What did we learn from the Giants’ 17-12 ‘victory’ over the Tennessee Titans? (opens the original)
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This was a win that felt more like a loss. We don’t want to draw too many conclusions from a game like today’s that was played in the rain and wind. Still, you have to think that John Harbaugh is wondering whether he should have taken a few more interviews before signing on the dotted line with the New York Giants after last Monday’s and today’s games. This is a team that everyone pegged to make a big improvement this season. For one week, it looked that way. Since then, though… Let’s see what w
How did Jaxson Dart get a mediocre PFF grade in the Cowboys game? (opens the original)
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It’s all about what PFF values most, which may differ from what you value quixotic - hopelessly impractical especially in the pursuit of ideals (Merriam-Webster) Shortly after I joined the BBV staff as a weekly contributor in 2022, Ed asked me if I’d be willing to write the weekly post on Pro Football Focus grades after each New York Giants game. It’s a somewhat thankless task, though I find it personally educational to try to figure out why they gave a player the grade they did. I’ve tried over
PFF grades for the NY Giants’ 28-20 victory over the Dallas Cowboys (opens the original)
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Some encouraging signs on both sides of the ball The John Harbaugh era got off to a rousing start last night with the New York Giants defeating the division rival Dallas Cowboys 28-20 at a raucous MetLife Stadium. (When was the last time “raucous” and “MetLife” appeared in the same sentence about a Giants game?) Let’s see what the analysts at Pro Football Focus thought of the individual player performances. Focusing first on the passing, Jaxson Dart’s 23 of 29, 230-yard, 3 TD, 0 INT performance
4 things we learned from the Giants’ 28-20 victory over the Dallas Cowboys (opens the original)
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The New York Giants had not defeated the Dallas Cowboys in a game that was meaningful to both teams since 2016. That’s pretty impressive (actually, depressive if you’re a Giants fan). Yes, they beat them in the final meaningless game last season to drop the Giants in the draft order; that worked out all right for the Giants. Yes, they beat them in the final game in 2020 when the Giants were trying to win the NFC Least at 6-10, but that game meant nothing to Dallas and Andy Dalton was the quarter
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