Now that The Giants hired James Bettcher as their new defensive coordinator where does that’s leave Steve Spagnuolo?

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As Per Mary Kay Cabot
Fired #Giants coach Ben McAdoo interviewing for the #Browns offensive coordinator job in Berea today, per source

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5 Points Preview
The Giants are searching for a victory in their last game of 2017 according to Head coach Steve Spagnuolo

“We all want to win,” Spagnuolo said this week. “What it would do for me is you always, cliché or not, you always remember the last game. Whether it was last week and you’re enjoying a win and you got to put it to bed and the whole thing. But, if you win the last one it’ll feel really good. I go back to 1999 when I was with the Eagles and we struggled. Now, we were a rebuilding team and all that and we went into the final two games of the season as 3-11 and won the last two games and it just carried us to the next season. Felt really good. So, we’re chasing the feeling of what it feels like to be in a NFL locker room after a win and all that goes into all that. That’s what we’re chasing and hopefully we can get there.”

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List of Glory & List of Shame

The Giants were shutout by the Cardinals, 23-0, Sunday in Arizona here is our breakdown of who showed up, and those who didn’t.

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5 Point Preview For Week 16 – NYG vs ARI

Giants lead the all-time series, 80-43-2, dating back to their first meeting in 1926 when the Cardinals played in Chicago. Will the Giants show effort like last week, or fall flat?

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5 Points Preview

The New Era is staring slowly, gone are McAdoo and Reese. Spagnuolo was named the interim head coach, and Eli Manning takes the helm again.

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The New Path

The new path for the NY Giants is a rebuild. The Eli Manning days are slowly coming to an end. Discussions will be abroad in the offseason as to his future with the team. As for the draft, there is uncertainty as to whether the Giants will go after a quarterback. If there was a smart time to pick one up, it would be now. The Giants, without anything out of proportion, should have a top 5 draft pick. There is a fully talented draft class this year. So what will Big Blue do? Theres no telling now but my guess would be a quarterback given where the team lies with Manning or they go offensive line. Only time will tell.

“What Path Are The New York Giants Heading Towards?” was written by Guest blogger Dan Berman Please leave feedback in the comment field below, I would love to know what you think.

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The New York Giants get their second win of 2017 with a 12-9 overtime FG clinching the victory. The G-Men improve to 2-8 this season. Which New York Giants players brought their A game?

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In a vintage NFC East battle that could have very real late season implications, Eli Manning and the New York Giants edged Dak Prescott and Jerrah’s Boys 20-19.

The Gmen are 1-0 for the first time since 2010, thanks to a resiliency and clutch gene that is all Eli, and something Dak will never quite learn from Tony Romo.

Prescott showed poise early, leading the Cowboys on two long, clock draining drives. Both were 15 plays, and both resulted in Dan Bailey FGs. As those drives developed, the Giants strategy revealed itself. Bend, don’t break. Make sure the longest pass that Dez Bryant caught on September 11th was in pregame warmups from Odell Beckham Jr.

Steve Spagnuolo’s newest toy

Slowly unveiled Spagnuolo’s newest toy, an athletic, active, defensive line. Make sure they flow toward the ball, and contain the rookie the Cowboys selected prior to the savior that is Dak Prescott. Bottling up Zeke on early downs, and then applying pressure on 3rd and long, forced the ball out early, to the likes of Cole Beasley and Jason Witten. Make the rookie signal caller beat you multiple times. Bet that he can’t.

Big Blue’s 2-time Super Bowl MVP decided to take his new offense for a test drive. A 4 play, 75-yard touchdown drive featured a 45-yard strike to OBJ, immediately followed by a 15-yard bullet to Larry Donnell to give the Giants a 7-6 lead. Total drive time? 93 seconds.

After a 25-yd FG by Dan Bailey gave the Cowboys a 9-7 lead, Eli spread the ball around to multiple offensive weapons on the next drive. Opening up with a 17-yard burst straight up the middle by Rashad Jennings. A few plays later Manning connected with Cruz on a 23-yard in route on 2nd and 14. Two plays later on 3rd and 3 from the 9-yard line, Eli welcomed Sterling Shepard to the family, hitting the rookie receiver on a slightly underthrown fade route that allowed Shepard to flash his hands, making a great catch directly over Dallas defenders. The result? A 13-9 half-time lead, (thanks to a missed XP by Randy Bullock) and a text from my brother in Oregon that simply said, “I like this team.”

Zeke Elliott capitalized on a short field gifted to the Cowboys by an Eli Manning interception to start the 3rd quarter. The rookie from Ohio State scored from 8-yards out. Dan Bailey would add his 4th FG at the beginning of our final stanza. Cowboys 19, Giants 13.

Then a funny thing happened. A welcome sight for all Giants fans. Big Blue started to impose their will on this game. While we didn’t have any sacks, our pressure forced Dak off his spot. Throws were a little late, a little high, just off.

The Giants would regain possession at their own 41-yard line. After a 10-yard catch and run by Shane Vereen, Eli would maneuver the pocket masterfully, connecting with Shepard for 20 yards on 2nd and 5. 3 of the next 4 plays were runs by Vereen up the gut, netting 21 yards, and a 1st and goal from the 3-yard line.

Salsa Dancing!

After two incompletions to OBJ, Eli knew what this team needed. They needed to dance. To Salsa, specifically. Victor Cruz capped his victorious return on a 3-yard crossing route giving the Giants a 20-19 lead that they would never relinquish.

After forcing a quick Cowboys punt, the Giants took possession with 3:57 to go. 7 plays. 7 Rashad Jennings runs straight up the middle, netting 40 total yards, and dictating that the Cowboys burn their timeouts on defense, getting the ball back with 1:12 and no timeouts, needing a FG to win.

Dax completed a 16-yard pass to Lance Dunbar, and a large 15-yarder to Cole Beasley on 3rd and 15. Two plays later, on 3rd and 10, Terrance Williams caught an out, and had a chance to duck out of bounds, stopping the clock and giving his team a few final chances to secure a game-winning FG. Instead, he darted back in to the field of play, squandering the final seconds, and putting the finishing touches on an impressive victory.

The Giants are 1-0 today, because they played tough. Eli made sure his scoring drives ended in touchdowns rather than FGs. We outrushed the Cowboys 113-101, including 61 money yards in the 4th. We imposed our will in the trenches today. That experience will wing games in December and January. Today? Eli won this game with a little help from new friends both old and new. Enjoy it Giants Fans! We earned this win!

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Madden-ing Artificial Intelligence: 

What two things do Tyrod Taylor, Alex Smith, Blake Bortles and Jameis Winston have in common? 1. Not one of them has ever sniffed a Super Bowl. 2. Each one of these cats have a better QB rating on Madden 17 than Eli Manning.

Deep Thought: 

“I’m too hurt! I’m shocked, and offended, and-and- HURT!” said Ron Burgundy. How? Someone tell me how? Surely there has to be a way to raise Easy E’s ratings. His awareness, deep ball accuracy, the two Super Bowl MVP’s, the two Lombardi Trophies. WTF? Am I saying Eli should be rated better than Cam, Rodgers or Brady?…No. But come the fuck on EA Sports. #ShameShameShame

Apple Of Spags Eye?: 

News flash, Giants defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo was quoted yesterday as saying that Giants first round pick, cornerback Eli Apple, has “a long way to go”. That, coupled with the signing of Leon Hall, caused some speculation on social media that Apple is slacking in camp.

Deep Thought: 

The signing of Leon Hall has nothing to do with the progress of Apple. Apple, is said to be making strides in the first days of camp. He came into camp a little “handsy”, which if you watched him play in college you knew already, but has made progress since, daily. Apple is baby and his future with the Giants is on the outside, not the slot. With DRC and Jenkins in the fold, the Giants can let Apple come along, play him in match-ups and groom him for the future, the kid is 20 years old for Christ sake. All while using Leon Hall in the slot, where, oddly enough, he has thrived throughout his proven career with the Bengals. Don’t make too much of shit, not everything is connected. Tip your cap to Reese, he remade this secondary…and with the signing of Hall and the drafting of Apple, we are built compete in the secondary both in the immediate and distant future.

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