2010 Giants What the Film Shows
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NY Time Fifth Down Blog had a piece on the Giants with the same title
Here’s a snipit of what they wrote:
on the offense
Eli Manning’s 2010 season was a perfect example of why the N.F.L.. should reclassify some interceptions as a receiver’s error, just as Major League Baseball reclassifies some hits as fielders’ errors. Almost half of Manning’s league-leading 25 picks were the fault of receivers like Hakeem Nicks, Mario Manningham and Steve Smith (listed in descending order of general culpability). Nicks and Manningham were a tad inconsistent in route execution, which put a dent on their otherwise impressive seasons.
On the defense
The N.F.C. is lucky that 11 Giant defenders never seemed to play well at the same time. The talent of this unit was almost startling. The front four generally got most of the attention, and understandably so.
Check it out and let me know what you think.
Spoiler alert the myth Section revovles around an OL they don’t think needs a position switch (Cough Diehl cough). Is that what the film shows? I think I might have been watching a different film.
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