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Good morning, New York Giants fans! The bye week is over for the Giants. Time to begin getting ready for Monday's meeting with the Indianapolis Colts. Here are your Monday morning Giants headlines.
Jason Pierre-Paul playing like old self again this season for NY Giants - NY Daily News
"He has been as good as there has been in the league," Nunn says of JPP’s run defense. "When he is healthy, he is as good of a run player that I have been around."
Nunn is convinced that the sack numbers will come for Pierre-Paul, too, if only because JPP is a better pass-rusher than he was a few years ago. Pierre-Paul has long admitted that that 2011 magic was all raw talent, but now, after two years of injuries, he gets the nuance of attacking the QB. That’s why he brought Tony Romo down twice in Dallas, getting the best of Smith.
"I think he has a better (pass rush) plan than he has ever had," Nunn said. "He is doing a good job of attacking offensive tackles."
Manning puts to rest fears of McAdoo offense | New York Post
As it’s turned out, Eli’s all right.
Do you recall the hysteria this summer and at the start of the regular season regarding Eli Manning and Ben McAdoo’s West Coast offense?
The conventional belief was the Giants quarterback was about as good a fit with their new offensive coordinator’s system as head coach Tom Coughlin at a toga party.
Well, forget about all that.
How Will Hill, Justin Tuck and the ex-Giants are doing with their new team | NJ.com
Some former Giants are thriving in their new homes. Most, however, aren't producing much.
7-point plan for the Giants to make a serious run at the playoffs | NJ.com
It begins with the players the team invested a lot of money in this offseason.