Treehugger

You might have great insurance but it's not a dedicated 24 hour medical team tasked with getting a multimillion dollar asset back on the field. They're not resting him until he feels better, they're playing him as soon as they can shoot him full of enough cortisone that he can turn his head to see the field. The injury has to be pretty damn serious for him to have missed more than a game or two. Not just nagging tightness.

You guys don't have a professional medical staff on hand to get you ready for the day. It's not the same.

That would be uncomfortable but it wouldn't stop him from playing.

I think they know, they've just been hiding it. He missed way too much time for a simple muscle injury.

This guy?

I think his "neck injury" is actually nerve damage that's affecting his grip and/or arm strength. Don't be surprised when we draft a QB in the first.

It was bugging the shit out of me. It annoyed me to the point I had no shit left.

From Twitter: LB Blake Martinez has restructured his contract to remain with the #Giants in 2022, per source. Martinez led the league in tackles in 2017 and has been a key staple for the GMen defensively.

Fuck Tiki. The only time he ever gets any attention is when he's trashing his former team. He's charismaless garbage and not suited to media at all.

He better not drop the pen when he goes to sign the contract. https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10029379-evan-engram-rumors-bills-expected-to-be-a-top-suitor-for-former-giants-te

I hate to break it to you buddy, but that IS this line. We've been "fixing" it since O'Hara & Co retired.

Martinez.

I've seen some speculation but nothing concrete. Any truth to the rumours?

Skip forward to 22:30 http://youtu.be/vJt9y-4YWaM

Two dropped TDs and two dropped INTs; this game could have gone either way. Gotta figure out how to put points on the fucking board.

Great to see McKinney's development.

They've definitely put the work in watching tape for this game. Let's see how Philly adjusts after the half.

Apparently pulling the receiver forward with your arm wrapped around his back isn't DPI.

How is play clock management still an issue in every fucking game?

The D were great in the first half, then slumped, then got it back together. O went through similar phases. To me that looked like Paton & Co making adjustments, then Judge & Co responding. AKA "coaching".

One of our last 20 OL picks had to pan out.

Is it just me or did we actually witness some in-game coaching adjustments? I'm not sure because I haven't seen that in a long time.

Some of those were shitty calls but if you go chest-bump your opponent after making a catch you're being a dick.

He doesn't enter the neutral zone before the Center moves the ball. DLinemen are allowed to move as long as they don't make an OLineman jump. It's perfectly legal and a shitty call on a great play by Lawrence.