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Game 4 Preview - Giants (1-2) Seahawks (2-1)
Last Sunday the Seattle Seahawks were honoring their Super Bowl championship team from 10 years ago, and the fans got into it. The Seahawks were trailing Carolina 13-12 at the half, and with the assist of some noise, the Panthers committed eight false start penalties. The Seahawks won their game 37-27.
The Giants took a one sided 30-12 loss to the 49ers in the Thursday night game in San Francisco. They played the Seahawks last October in Seattle. It was a 13-13 tie in the fourth quarter, but the Giants were quiet while the Seahawks scored two touchdowns to secure a 27-13 tie.

Sept 30 The New York Giants are searching for answers and they face the task of playing on a day of the week the Seattle Seahawks own and in a stadium where they have never lost. The Seahawks are 5-0 at MetLife Stadium, including the only Super Bowl title in franchise history. Three of the five wins have come against the Giants. And they are 28-12 all-time on Monday night, a .700 win percentage that is the best of any team. This also can be viewed as a must-win for New York, with games at Miami and Buffalo to follow.

Sept 29 Everything seemed so promising for the New York Giants and their offense this summer. Tight end Darren Waller looked unstoppable in training camp. Rookie receiver Jalin Hyatt was wowing everyone with his speed. Receivers Parris Campbell and Darius Slayton looked like they could give the rookie a good race, too.
They were adding all that to an offense with a healthy Saquon Barkley and quarterback Daniel Jones, who had already proven he was a dangerous running threat. So what happened? How did they add all that talent and still turn into an offensive disaster so fast? Here are four things they need to do.

Sept 28 Special Report - While the season is only three weeks old, there is apparently no time like the present to start throwing hand grenades at Giants' quarterback Daniel Jones. So what else is new? The Brigade of Lesser Sportswriters (BLS) has already jumped on Jones for the team's sorry 1-2 start and has proclaimed the monster contract he signed to be a team disaster engineered by general manager Joe Schoen. Well, just a moment, fellas and girls.
Those of you who do know something abut the game of football should have realized by now that the quarterback is virtually helpless if his offensive line isn't performing. And this one certainly isn't. The Giants have returned from a two-game, two-defeat road trip, and on Monday night they'll host the Seattle Seahawks. If things go as planned, the starting offensive line will be comprised of Andrew Thomas at left tackle, Ben Bredeson at left guard John Michael Schmitz at center, Marcus McKethan at right guard and Evan Neal at right tackle.

Sept 27 The Giants returned to the practice field for a one-hour walkthrough and as is so often the case, the offensive line was among the team's chief topics of conversation. Left tackle Andrew Thomas, who missed the last two games with a hamstring injury, hopes to return to the field Monday night, when the Giants host the Seattle Seahawks.
Left guard Ben Bredeson is progessing through the NFL concussion protocol and could return to the starting lineup after missing the loss last Thursday in San Francisco. Coach Brian Daboll said Marcus McKethan will remain the starter at right guard, as he has been for the last two games.

Sept 26 Giants' offensive issues start, but don't end, with offensive line. If you want to take a glass half-full approach, you can look at the New York Giants' offense and say that it has been twice as good as the defense so far this season. After all, the offense has played two good quarters out of 12, while the defense has played just one. Jokes aside, what is going on with the Giants' offense? You can look at the situation with the Giants' offense, pin the issues on two things and call it a day. Those things?

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Keeping Up with the NFC East: a Giant upset (No, Not That One. Only one undefeated team remains in the NFC East (surprise!)) Let's run down the Week 3 action.

Sept 25 For Giants' defense, awful tackling is biggest of several issues. Wink Martindale said he believes "every year" that he will run a top-tier defense. He clearly expected the 2023 Giants defense to be better than the 2022 unit that was 25th in yards, 17th in points and 31st in rushing yards per attempt allowed. The defense has been anything but exciting to watch for the first three games. It has, bluntly, been abominable.

Sept 24 The 30-12 loss to the San Francisco 49ers showcased that the G-Men aren't quite ready to hang with the NFL's elite. However, there's no question that Mike Kafka needs to make some changes on offense. One of the biggest takeaways from the defeat in primetime was that both Wan'Dale Robinson and Jalin Hyatt were barely used. Robinson, making his first appearance since tearing his ACL, hauled in four receptions for only 21 yards. As for Hyatt?

Game 3 Preview - Giants (1-1) San Francisco (2-0)
On Sunday San Francisco had an early lead over the Los Angeles Rams, but the score was tied 17-17 at the half. They outscored the Rams in the the next two quarters and finished up with a 30-23 win.
The Giants got off to a poor start and looked to be on the way to their second loss of the season. Down 20-0 at the half in their game with the Arizona Cardinals, they managed to right the ship with a 31-28 win.

Sept 20 Saquon Barkley's injury history, and the highs and lows for NY Giants' star-crossed player. From exhilaration to frustration, anger and pain for Barkley in a matter of eight seconds. He had his best run in quite some time, spinning away from the middle of the line and breaking five tackles on the left side, a powerful display of everything he can be for a 16-yard gain. Two plays later, an Arizona defender fell on his ankle, and his day was over. Barkley received promising news from the MRI and further testing on his ankle.

Sept 19 New York Giants week 2 report card vs. Arizona Cardinals. We're two weeks into the 18-week 2023 season, and so far, this Giants team can best be described as a team that has beaten who they should beat (the Arizona Cardinals, albeit barely), and has lost to teams still regarded as better than them (Dallas Cowboys).

Game 2 Preview - Giants (0-1) Cardinals (0-1)
Last Sunday in Washington, the Cardinals saw their 6 point lead disappear early in the fourth quarter. The Commanders kept up the pressure and added a field goal to wrap up the game with a 20-16 win.
The Giants opening day game did not go well against the Dallas Cowboys. Down 16-0 at the end of the second quarter, they also failed to score in the second half, giving the Cowboys a 40-0 win.

Sept 16 Special Report - All right, the Giants lost 40-love in their opener last Sunday night. Get over it. Now they get to play one of the weaker teams in the NFL (yeah, probably weaker than they are) when they take the road against the Arizona Cardinals Sunday. But there is this ominous word of warning - they plan to bring the same offensive line with them; you know, the one that gave up seven sacks and a total of 12 quarterback hits.
And furthermore, the best of those linemen, left tackle Andrew Thomas, is listed as Questionable with a strained hamstring. He did practice yesterday, although in a limited form, and head coach Brian Daboll is cautiously optimistic (don't you love that phrase?) that he'll get to play. But he isn't promising it.

Sept 15 New York Giants right guard Mark Glowinski has been around long enough to know there is going to be fallout after a team is embarrassed in its season opener and its quarterback is sacked seven times. That's what happened to Daniel Jones on Sunday night in a 40-0 loss to the Dallas Cowboys, and the fans are looking for someone to blame.
While the whole line played poorly, most of the attention is seemingly focused on the 31-year-old Glowinski, a nine-year veteran who was signed to a three-year, $18.3 million contract to leave Indianapolis in 2022. He allowed two sacks and the right side, which includes tackle Evan Neal, allowed a total of five sacks.

Sept 14 The Giants have something to prove after their opening game performance, a forgettable 40-0 loss to the Dallas Cowboys in MetLife Stadium. It was a bitter pill to swallow, but almost all players and coaches have experienced a galling defeat. The Giants get their first opportunity to prove that the lopsided loss was a one-game aberration when they face 0-1 Cardinals Sunday in Arizona.

Sept 13 We all know how embarrassing and frustrating Sunday night was for the NY Giants and their fans, especially those in attendance who painfully watched the Dallas Cowboys dismantle Big Blue. Still, one major takeaway from the 40-0 massacre at MetLife Stadium was the Giants' lack of protection, especially on the right side. Three free-agent OL the NY Giants must call right now to help Daniel Jones.

Sept 12 The Giants' season-opening loss was cataclysmic, but Brian Daboll's reaction to it was calm. With 16 games remaining, an overreaction would only complicate a cleanup that's needed in several areas. So, Daboll responded as he does after victories, defeats or ties, reviewing what occurred, pinpointing areas for improvement, and begin preparing for the next opponent, in this case the Cardinals Sunday in Arizona.

Game 1 Preview - Giants (0-0) Cowboys (0-0)
Last year Cowboy fans saw their team finish up with a 12-5 record for the second straight year. The Cowboys were in the playoffs in 2021, and hopes were high as they headed off to the playoffs once again.
The Giants started off their season with a new general manager and head coach. They were in rebuilding mode, and their surprising 9-5-1 record earned them a playoff spot as well.