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Oh yeah harbaugh is a hard ass just like parcells and coughlin. “This is why he got kicked out of Baltimore I don’t like it.” Well parcells and coughlin are the only coaches in franchise to win a Super Bowl so 🤷🏻♂️
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Well said. If I could experience one more Super Bowl. I think I’d be set for my lifetime. But it feels like I won’t get that until I’m 80 years old.
Since the Giants won those 2 super bowls it seems like the football Gods have just cursed this team beyond belief. If that’s the cost it’s still well worth the price. Those are memories that I’ll cherish for the rest of my life. But I’d like to catch a break one time.
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Since the Giants won those 2 super bowls it seems like the football Gods have just cursed this team beyond belief. If that’s the cost it’s still well worth the price. Those are memories that I’ll cherish for the rest of my life. But I’d like to catch a break one time.
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Fans that are pissed john harbaugh is putting his employees on notice clearly have never worked a job a day in their life, or at least not a serious one. You don’t perform you get fired, plain and simple? How is this hard to grasp.
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A terrible coach because he preaches accountability and believes if you don’t do your job you should be fired? Ohhhhhh wowwww I can’t even imagine. It’s almost like every workplace ever is like this….so soft
John Harbaugh is a terrible coach why are you allowing players to be scared to lose their jobs. Ravens fans were right.
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Let’s all be realistic. The Giants aren’t doing shit to trade for anyone good. They never have and never will. Mara is too much of a homer and only believes in building through the draft.
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The last time the Giants traded for a running back was on October 8, 1986, when they acquired Ottis Anderson from the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for 1987 second- and seventh-round draft picks. The Giants went on to win the Super Bowl in 1987.
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How are Knicks fans already saying to trade players after losing one game after a championship. If the giants win another superbowl. They could be winless the next 5 seasons I wouldn’t care. Ungrateful😂
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Speaking of that I’ve seen dennard Wilson’s defense play no qb contain all season so far he should take notes. Any time a qb takes off against us it’s an automatic first down
I dont know if Giants could win Sunday but to be super competitive I really think McCarthy would have to shred Houstons DE with his legs despite Texans being really strong stopping qb rushing yds.
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Do you think the giants PR team has to monitor his account in case he says something he isn’t supposed to about his dad or the team?
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This thought process is like saying if you kept Jameis in the game you’d get a better result. McCarthy gives us more of a chance to win than Jameis.
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The colts have had a top 5 run blocking unit the past two seasons but before that, they were middle to bottom of the league. Which didn’t impact JT’s success. Need him more, he can run behind anything.
Jonathan Taylor or Quenton Nelson for the Giants?
My heart says Taylor. My head keeps coming back to Nelson.
Taylor, Nabers and Likely together would be FILTHY. Taylor already has 655 scrimmage yards and 7 TDs through six games. He would be a menace.
But the Giants’ running backs have 472 yards on 138 carries this season. That’s 3.4 a pop. On Sunday? 34 yards on 14 carries.
I love shiny things, but sometimes the better move is the foundation.
Pass protection has been the stronger part of this line. Creating room for the backs has bee bad, and Nelson would address an actual weakness at left guard while helping whoever gets the ball.
He’s allowed 6 pressures on 248 pass-block snaps this year. Runyan: 13 on 256. So you’re improving the protection, too.
Here’s where the money gets interesting:
Taylor signed a 2-year, $44M extension in August and is controlled through 2028. A trade now would mean roughly $5.3M for the rest of this season, then about $16M in 2027 and $18M in 2028, before extra incentives. The Giants wouldn’t inherit Indy’s already-paid signing bonus.
Nelson is 30 and in the final year of his 4-year, $80M deal. Roughly $10.7M in salary remains right now, and he’s a free agent after the season. An extension would have to be part of the conversation.
My hypothetical offers:
Taylor: a second and a fourth.
Nelson: start with a third, with room for more if an extension comes together.
I’m not sending a first for either.
If Indy opens the door, I’m calling about Nelson first. Taylor is the big playmakermove. Nelson makes both the run game and pass pro better, which is nice.
Who would you trade for?
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