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Per Ian Rapport

Sources: The #Giants are in the process of trading for #Broncos P Riley Dixon. When Marquette King signed in Denver, he was on the trading block and NYG swooped in.

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We took a deep dive into a comment section and started answering some questions.

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The New York Football Giants were thoroughly outclassed and embarrassed by The Dallas Cowboys in the 2017 season opener in Dallas on Sunday night. An offseason had been spent focusing on giving Eli a stable of weapons on the offensive side of the ball. After all, the offense had failed to score 20 points in last season’s final 7 games.

Welcome Brandon Marshall, a multi-time Pro Bowl wide receiver. Welcome Evan Engram, a Jordan Reed-esque tight end. A player worthy of investing a first round draft pick on. Welcome Rhett Ellenson. An H-back who will diversify the offense, and allow us to run something other than a 3-wide receiver set.
Hopes were high for the New York Giants entering the 2017 season. Even after OBJ went down in week 2 of the preseason with a high ankle sprain, Giants fans had a belief that the offense was now set to withstand a temporary OBJ absence. We had added talent and skill to couple with Sterling Shepard and Paul Perkins, allowing Eli to extend his Super Bowl window.

Then Game 1 started, and ended. The Giants lost tonight’s game 19-3.

Eli Manning is a Giants great. Two magical Super Bowl runs. A career filled with clutch plays and performances. A resume of success at Jerrah’s World. Command of a complex offense based on reads and timing. Thank you, Eli. We appreciate the memories. We remember your greatness fondly. I hate what I am about to write. Eli Manning is the reason we lost this game tonight.

All of those weapons on offense? Eli leveraged them for 5.8 yards per completion. We had 49 yards of total offense in the first half. We averaged less than 3 yards per play. We scored 3 points in the entire game. We had 35 yards rushing. Our starting running back, and leading rusher for the game had 16 yards. Thanks, Paul Perkins.

I watched a lot of football today. The Giants played at 8:20 pm ET. One trend in the league that I noticed is that the success of the modern QB hinges on their ability to make plays outside of the pocket. Marcus Mariota, Carson Wentz, Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson, Tyrod Taylor, Matt Ryan, Josh McCown, Cam Newton, Deshaun Watson. I watched all of these players contribute to their offense by displaying a calmness and confidence to not only get outside the pocket, but also to make plays under duress. To put some pressure back on opposing defenses while showing athleticism. It’s not like Dak was a world beater tonight. His x-factor? Composure, along with his innate ability to make plays in space, which in turn neutralized the Giants pass rush that will anchor our defense this season.

Two-time Super Bowl Champion, Eli Manning? Not so much. If the ball is not ready to leave his hand at the top of his drop, he looks afraid. Panicked even. The ball ends up in the ground, or thrown so far off target that his receivers can’t make a play. Seldom was a player hit in stride tonight. Seldom was our QB competent.

There was zero continuity with Brandon Marshall. The two players looked as if they had never shared a field together. The 6’4” Marshall was targeted 4 times in 60 minutes. 4 times. Eli had him open with nothing but green grass down the sideline early in the second half, after the cornerback covering Marshall’s side of the field fell down. Eli avoided some pressure, stepped up in the pocket hastily, and hit Marshall in the outside hand frantically, giving him no shot to catch the ball, much less run with it. Eli also overshot him by 10 yards on a go route down the field in the second 3rd quarter. It’s not like Eli had better success with his other options at wide receiver. Eli finally threw the interception which proved to be the nail in the coffin on a mistimed slant to Roger Lewis halfway through the 4th quarter Way to make the most of your practice time to build chemistry fellas. It’s clear that no one was ready for the big stage in Week 1.

Eli’s lone success tonight came on a 16-play, 68-yard drive (that’s a whopping 4.25 yards per play) to start the second half. The drive took up 9:44 to start the 3rd quarter, and only netted three points. The kiss of death on that drive? Eli laying down on 2nd and goal, when he couldn’t pull the trigger on a fade route to Marshall. Classic Eli.
Eli’s cerebral dissection of opposing defense is always what made up for any lack of athleticism he may suffer from. Tonight, #10 treated us to a host of mental errors. There was the fake reverse to Roger Lewis, turned pitch to Paul Perkins that netted three yards because the ball was snapped after Lewis had already passed Manning as he came in motion down the line of scrimmage. Thanks Eli. There was the 3rd and 4 play early in the first half, that saw Eli hit Shepard on a 2-yard crossing route, where he was immediately tackled by Sean Lee. Throw it past the sticks Elisha. There was the closing seconds of the 3rd quarter, when the Giants were called for 12 men in the formation (not the huddle, the formation). After the penalty, the official wound the clock as per standard NFL procedure. And there’s our QB standing in the shotgun as the quarter expired, visibly befuddled by the clock hitting zero. He either didn’t know the rule, or forgot to check the clock; you decide what’s worse.

The most egregious sin of the evening? A pathetic excuse for a drive with 1:55 to go in the game, down sixteen. The only shot to win? A touchdown and two-point conversion, onside kick recovery, and hail mary. The Giants had one time-out. Admittedly, this is an uphill climb, but we know the game plan, right? Guess again. Eli decides to utilize the checkdown, and pad Shane Vereen’s stats for the evening, while at the same time never even sniff the sideline. The result? The ball at midfield with 23 ticks left as the Giants use their solitary timeout. Way to have an understanding of time, score, and situation. Very cerebral.

After tonight, one thing is clear. The issues that plagued the 2017 Giants will most likely plague the 2018 squad. We’ll go as far as our defense will take us. The offense? Until OBJ can put on his Superman cape, don’t expect much. The only thing worse than Coach Ben McAdoo’s slicked back hairstyle, is his offensive stylings. Forget a run game, much less play-action. On a 3rd and 1 late in the second half, the Giants are back in the shotgun with an empty backfield. Awesome.

I feel bad for our defense. They held their own tonight. They bent, but didn’t break, conceding four field goals, and a sole touchdown. They have no support from their counterparts on offense. Eli Manning used to make good players great. Now he needs great players to carry his unit. The effort was their defensively. BJ Goodson had 18 tackles. Jackrabbit Jenkins battled and contained Dez Bryant most of the evening. Snacks Harrison, JPP, and Olivier Vernon played admirably, specifically in a first half in which the Gmen lost the time of possession battle and overexposed their defense. All the defense’s efforts were for naught.

This one’s on Eli Manning…

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Here is a quick review and recap of some off season moves made by the New York Giants. Overall I feel people are in agreement with the direction of the team. The season can’t start soon enough. Direct link to the NYG Quick off Season Points video.

NYG Daily News IG account.
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It’s a good thing to see such hard work and prep going into this upcoming season. Both Brandon Marshall and Eli Manning reviewing the playbook to become a solid combo once that season starts. Brandon Marshall & Eli Manning FaceTime Video.

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If your are looking for some football camp info for this summer, check out Brandon Marshall’s Football Skills Camp Presented by FitSpeed.

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Slow news time, Rookie camp is underway, what are the things that you are looking forward to this season?

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The front office has taken steps to address an offensive line that showed room for improvement in 2016. The x-factor to any offensive line is the left tackle. Protecting Eli’s blindside is the key to any success we hope to have in 2017.  Giants co-owner John Mara gave incumbent left tackle Ereck Flowers a vote of confidence this week saying,

“This is a young kid who’s been in our weight room every day in the offseason. He wants to be good. He wants to be a top left tackle in this game.”

According to sportsbettingdime.com The Giants will be look to resolve their left tackle issue prior to the start of next season. The Giants will need to do a better job protecting Eli Manning, and give him more time to step into the pocket and fire footballs to Odell Beckham Jr, newly signed Brandon Marshall, and flourishing sophomore standout Sterling Shepard.

Noted. Endorsement aside, Flowers struggled in pass protection last year, showing a lack of quickness and a power base better suited for run-blocking on the right side. The tackle market in free agency was bloated to say the least, and the Giants smartly passed on the massive investment required to sign an Andrew Whitworth or Russell Okung.  Instead, they landed the steal of free agency in former San Diego Chargers’ left tackle D.J. Fluker. Fluker signed a one year 3 million dollar deal. While the Fluker deal is a win for the Gmen, the financials hardly indicate that he is the future for Big Blue at left tackle. More likely is a competition with John Jerry at right guard. A position where Fluker stands to be a definitive upgrade, and an asset in protecting Eli Manning.

More recently the Giants have been connected to former Denver Broncos tackle Ryan Clady, and former Jets center Nick Mangold. Mangold would be the third Jets player to join the Good Guys this offseason, following Marshall and backup QB Geno Smith. While the Jets becoming the Giants farm team is both beneficial and humorous, Weston Richburg is locked in at center for Big Blue. Mangold would certainly play guard, meaning Fluker, Pugh or Jerry would be moved to tackle should Mangold earn significant playing time.

Any way you slice it, Reese and Co. need to add some quality tackle talent via this year’s draft. Cam Robinson from Alabama, Wisconsin’s Ryan Ramcyzk and Utah’s Garrett Bolles are the cream of the crop. Reese has proven this offseason that he will not be shy in making deals he feels improve this team. Ramczyk and Bolles have both been linked to the Giants, with Reese scheduling a private meeting with Bolles earlier this week. Tackle is the position most in flux for the 2017 New York Football Giants, and I firmly believe one of the three gentlemen listed above will be in East Rutherford next season. It is the best way to protect Eli next season, and in the future. Jerry Reese must be aggressive in his efforts to solidify our line, protect our assets, and give us the best opportunity in our Drive For 5.

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Brandon having some fun with the fans, announces he will keep his #15 jersey for his 12th season in the NFL. I wonder what sort of deal was reached with Tavarres King who will be releasing his old number?

First the tease.

Taking a BIG leap of faith with my next Jersey number!!! Revealing soon.. . @Giants

— Brandon Marshall (@BMarshall) March 21, 2017

Still playing.

Head over to my Instagram account to find out what jersey number I’ll be wearing.. . @BMarshall

— Brandon Marshall (@BMarshall) March 21, 2017

Then the payoff on IG.

Let’s go!!!! 15 it is for my 12th season…

A post shared by Brandon Marshall (@bmarshall) on Mar 21, 2017 at 12:08pm PDT

Brandon Marshall Jersey Pre-sale
The Pre-sales for the Brandon Marshall Jersey have also started on Giants.com.
Brandon Marshall Men’s Jerseys
Brandon Marshall Men’s White Jersey
Brandon Marshall Women’s Jersey
Brandon Marshall Youth Jersey

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