John Schmeelk
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 31
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Cover 3: Takeaways from Week 3 victory (opens the original)
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The Giants.com crew members react to the 12-7 win over the Titans on Sunday at MetLife Stadium. John Schmeelk: The Giants would not have beaten the Titans without Jevón Holland. His ability to read Cam Ward's body language that allowed him to get in the right position for the interception was critical and illustrated his detailed preparation. It's easy to forget that interception happened on first down in a situation where the Titans would have had three more attempts to score. If that play show
Fact or Fiction: X-factors and stat predictions for Week 3 (opens the original)
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The Giants.com crew is presented with four statements and must decide whether they are Fact or Fiction. The Giants will rush the ball more than 35 times on Sunday. John Schmeelk: Fiction – Since 2022, the Giants have had 35 or more carries in regular-season games 10 times, or about 14 percent of the time, according to Sumer Sports. But if you remove quarterback runs from the list, the number of games is split in half and only five remain. Jameis Winston may have a scramble or two – maybe a quart
Cover 3: NFL continues to produce 'high-level drama' (opens the original)
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The Giants.com crew members give their takeaways from Monday night's 28-6 loss to the Rams: John Schmeelk: The Giants beat the Cowboys in Week 1 largely because they outgained Dallas 165-69 in rushing yards. The Giants averaged a half-yard more per carry than Dallas. In Week 2, the script was flipped. The Giants ran for just 52 yards on 21 carries, while the Rams ran for 163 yards and averaged 5.82 yards per carry without a mobile quarterback. In Week 2, according to Next Gen Stats, the Giants h
Joint Practice Report: Defense looks 'ferocious' (opens the original)
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Thursday's joint practice between the Dolphins and Giants at the Dolphins practice facility adjacent to Hard Rock Stadium lasted for over two hours. Both teams were in pads with temperatures rising into the low 90's with high humidity under mostly sunny skies. It was quite steamy. * It is impossible to see everything that happens during joint practices. At one point, six different position groups were practicing competitively at the same time. At other times there were four or two, until the fin
Practice Report (8/18): Sideline observations (opens the original)
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The Giants today were back on the field for a padded practice before leaving for Miami Wednesday. Temperatures were in the mid-80's under partly cloudy skies. * The first competitive portion of practice featured 9-on-7 at the same time as wide receiver-defensive back 1-on-1's. During 9-on-7, Micah McFadden and Arvell Reese both had plays where they filled the middle against the run to stop the back in the hole. * Reese continued his play with an impressive pass breakup during red zone team drill
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