Bob Papa gives a little perspective

by Fester McDougal on Jan 16, 2009 7:02 PM EST Comment 9 comments

If you are feeling a little down about the Giants, Bob Papa gives an extremely positive perspective on the season.

Courtesy of Giants.com

http://www.giants.com/player/ivideo-08.asp?file_300=rtmp%3A%2F%2Fcp50514.edgefcs.net%2Fondemand%2F50515%2F50515%2FPapa_Perspective%2Fpapa_09_0114.flv

Big wins against the best in the league

Players progressed in their development

No let down with Strahan and OSI being gone.

Other tid bits and some good video of memorable plays.

Enjoy

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That Is great perspective

and the definitely the best part was that all of the young core progressed, especially Eli, Webster, Tuck, Phillips, Jacobs, etc …

I would argue that there was a let down with Osi & Stray gone, but things should get back to normal when Osi is back.

by potroast on Jan 17, 2009 8:51 AM EST reply actions

As upset as we are about not playing this weekend, I think we all have to realize that this team is set up to have opportunities to win for the next several seasons. You can’t always cash them in, but a lot of NFL teams would trade places with us.

by Ed Valentine on Jan 17, 2009 9:17 AM EST up reply actions

A lot of positives, but...

Theres no washing off a blown 11-1 start and 12-4 season and I’m a bit worried that our QB cant even play in his own stadium after the autumnal equinox

Okay, just so I understand it... in your wildest fantasy, you are in hell. And you are co-running a bed and breakfast with the devil.

by bren on Jan 17, 2009 9:54 AM EST reply actions

Eli

will figure it out. He’s gotten over every hurdle so far and he works his butt off. Let’s have a little faith in him. That game was a slap in the face I’m sure.

by potroast on Jan 17, 2009 10:05 AM EST up reply actions

Not worried about Eli

The guy just had the best season of his career. I’m with ‘pot.’ He is a smart, talented guy who will figure it out. Besides which, better play-calling would help. As I have said, you have to put players in position to succeed. KG set Eli up to fail Sunday.

by Ed Valentine on Jan 17, 2009 10:29 AM EST up reply actions

Eli will come into his own

during the next 3 seasons. “Bad” Eli will show up less and less as time goes on. He will never be the precision passer that Brees is but he will use his game intelligence to out smart and out maneuver opposing defences to his benefit. He will always need talent around him that can cover for his short comings but I have every confidence that he will be a premier QB for years to come. Who knows, maybe the new stadium will be less windy.

When its 3rd and long, throw the ball past the marker.

by Fester McDougal on Jan 17, 2009 1:00 PM EST up reply actions

ETVal

Glad that you see the light with Gilbride.

by andy f. on Jan 17, 2009 1:52 PM EST reply actions

Gilbride

I do, but not the way some folks do. I will still say that he has done some very good things the past two seasons. His in-game adjustments, and some of his game plans, leave a lot to be desired.

by Ed Valentine on Jan 17, 2009 2:31 PM EST up reply actions

Right, Ed.

If he was on trial in a court of law, any attorney would love to defend him based on his won-lost record. Based on TC’s statement that the team failed to execute, it’s clear he has the HC’s full support. I’d love to see him go for a more flexible approach, but I don’t get the feeling management is going to tell him do it, or else (unless they trade for TG.) Two TEs on virtually every down could be awesome both for running and passing.

by blue gonz on Jan 17, 2009 3:33 PM EST reply actions