December 21st, 2009 
Jeremy Fuchs 
Posted in Well folks, this is it. Win, or go home. Mark outlined the playoff scenarios here. They need to win, and hope for the best from other teams. I believe in just taking care of what you can control. The Giants can control this game against the Redskins. How will they respond? INJURIES: GIANTS INJURY REPORT […]
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Giants Redskins Game Preview
Next Day Thoughts: Giants Cowboys
Here are some Next Day Thoughts on the 33-31 Giants win over the Cowboys: – I have absolutely no idea how the Giants won that game. No idea. The Cowboys dominated them. They got a hell of a performance from Eli Manning, maybe the best I’ve ever seen him. – Another note on Eli: Can […]
Giants dominate: stats with some perspective
Here’s my problem with stats, so often they don’t tell the whole story. Quantitative vs Qualitative performances… the debate will always surface around tough games like today’s but its important to step back and look at stats that actually mean something when you can. I like stats that tell a larger story, particularly when it […]
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5 Comments »Giants Beat Redskins 23-17
In the end, the critics had it all wrong. The Giants receivers were tremendously impressive, catching 20 balls for 256 yards in a 23-17 win over the Redskins. They got open, held onto the ball, and showed that they are a good group of players. Mario Manningham is asserting himself as a potential number one […]
Giants Redskins Halftime Thoughts
The Giants offense looked crisp and smooth as they have a 17-7 at the end of the half. Eli Manning was sharp going 12-16, 138 yards and a touchdown. The running game has been good, not great, but they are establishing a tempo. The offense held the ball for a long time–one of my keys–and […]
Giants vs Redskins Game Preview
We’re finally here. After the draft, mini camps, training camp, and preseason, we’re finally at the regular season. I cannot wait to start. The Giants take on the Redskins in this Week 1 matchup. There are many things to look for. Will the Giants receivers step up? How will Eli Manning respond in his first […]
Five Keys to Beating the Redskins
I still can’t believe football is almost here. It’s been way, way too long. That said, we have to dive right in. The Giants take on the Redskins this week, and while most experts I see have the game ending up with the Giants taking the win, the Redskins are still a formidable team, and […]
Tags: ahmad bradshaw, Albert Haynesworth, back, bradshaw, brandon jacobs, canty, clinton portis, Defensive Line, Eli, Football, giants, jacobs, jason campbell, linebackers, more, NFL, preseason, redskins, S, win 1 Comment »Ranking the NFC East Quarterbacks
With Brandon Jacobs calling out Tony Romo about being overrated, I thought it would be appropriate to rank the NFC East Quarterbacks. The NFC East has a lot of talented QBs. Let’s rank them: 1. Donovan McNabb, Eagles In terms of pure talent, McNabb takes the crown. His ability to makes plays with his legs, […]
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Yes, we know it’s only June. However, who says football isn’t a year round sport? The NFC East, long known as one of the toughest divisions in the NFL, has actually taken a step back in our minds. The Redskins aren’t as good, and with the loss of Terrell Owens, the Cowboys aren’t as good […]
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No Plax. No Problem. That’s certainly going to be a theme in most papers tomorrow. But it proved true once again. From the get go, on this cold, rainy day in Washington, it was apparent that it was going to be business as usual for the defending Super Bowl Champions. With RB Brandon Jacobs back […]
