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Giants Defensive and Special Teams Grades: Jevon Holland Shines, Secondary Struggles in Rams Loss (opens the original)
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If the New York Giants' offense struggled to find a rhythm in Monday's 28-6 loss to the Los Angeles Rams, the defense wasn’t far behind in its own shortcomings. Rams receiver Davante Adams torched the secondary at will, and much of that fell squarely on Tyler Nubin, who racked up eight tackles but was repeatedly beaten in coverage. Rookie corner Colton Hood took his lumps in his first extended boundary work, while Greg Newsome II held up well outside of one costly edge-run mistake. The Rams targ
Giants Defense Grades: Deonte Banks Shows New Physicality in Dolphins Win (opens the original)
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The New York Giants defense wasn’t on the field very much against the Miami Dolphins–just 36 times. So the sample size for grading isn’t very large, though some stood out and others didn’t. Having earned the start this week, Murphy rewarded the coaches’ confidence in him by delivering a team-leading four tackles. Though we haven’t been thrilled with Murphy’s pass rush game to date, his playing instincts and nose for the football are hard to ignore. He also has the physicality the coaches are loo
Giants O-Line, D-Line Preseason Week 2 Grades: Depth on Display Against Dolphins (opens the original)
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If, at the start of the preseason, we had told you that the New York Giants' offensive line depth was as deep as it has been in years, would you have believed us? Neither would we, and yet that was the case for the Giants' offensive line backups, which were no match for the Dolphins' backups. Overall, the offensive linemen gave up just four of the team’s five quarterback pressures and got good movement against Miami’s backups. “I thought they did well,” head coach John Harbaugh said after the ga
Giants Preseason Report Card: Grading Every Linebacker, Defensive Back and Key Special Teamer vs. Vikings (opens the original)
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Although we weren’t expecting to see much in terms of how New York Giants defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson planned to deploy his bounty of linebackers, we still got a quick look at a few things that were, shall we say, intriguing. One such thing was a NASCAR-style package. Kayvon Thibodeaux and Abdul Carter were the edges, and Chauncey Golston was the inside guy while Darius Alexander was the lone defensive lineman. Obviously, when the regular season begins, factor in Brian Burns into that l
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