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Giants’ Daniel Jones says he’s too banged up to run — and the rushing attack is paying the price because of it Updated Dec 31, 2020; Posted Dec 31, 2020 New York Giants Daniel Jones (8) runs away from Washington Football Teams Landon Collins (26) during the first half of an NFL football game Sunday, Oct. 18, 2020, in East Rutherford, N.J. (AP Photo/John Minchillo) APAP Facebook Share It was one of the fastest single plays any player in the NFL had to that point this season — NFL Next...

Copied! Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Calvin Ridley (18) runs after the catch during an NFL football game against the Los Angeles Chargers, Sunday, Dec. 13, 2020, in Inglewood, Calif. (Ben Liebenberg via AP) (Note: The original version of this Falcons scouting report was posted prior to the Buccaneers Week 15 game in Atlanta. It has been updated to reflect the action of the past two weeks.) According to the overall standings in the NFC, the 4-11 Atlanta Falcons are at th...

Head Coach Joe Judge Q: Ill start where I think everyone wants to start, which is the playoffs. Did you watch those two games yesterday? Obviously, you got the help you needed. With no fear of looking ahead, theres nothing after Week 17, will you change the approach about discussing the playoffs with your team this week? A: No. I actually met with the team last night when we got back to make sure we were set on what the plan for the week was. Our focus still needs to remain on the Cowboys. That...

Cowboys vs Giants Week 17 Picks and Predictions Jan 3, 2021 | Photo By - USA TODAY Sports The Dallas offense has found its stride under Andy Dalton recently, averaging 36 points over its last three games—all Cowboys victories. Photo By - USA TODAY Sports The NFC East winner will be crowned on Sunday, and it’s possible the Dallas Cowboys or New York Giants could be heading to the playoffs, depending on the outcome of their Week 17 matchup. Both teams will need a Washington loss this week, a...

Latest Daniel Jones (and Golden Tate) injury update: Why Giants QB might play against Ravens Updated Dec 24, 2020; Posted Dec 24, 2020 The New York Giants hope quarterback Daniel Jones (8) can play Sunday vs. the Baltimore Ravens.Andrew Mills | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Facebook Share The Giants might be getting their quarterback back in Week 16, just as their season appears to be on the brink. Daniel Jones is progressing toward a return, Giants coach Joe Judge said on Thursday. The Giants ...

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Giants vs Ravens Week 16 Picks and Predictions Dec 27, 2020 | Photo By - USA TODAY Sports Since Week 12, the Baltimore Ravens have gone 3-0 SU and ATS thanks to 228 rushing yards per game — that’s 50 yards more per game than the next-best team. Photo By - USA TODAY Sports At 9-5, the Baltimore Ravens are on the outside of the playoffs looking in. But two final games against the Giants and Bengals could make the road a little easier, as Baltimore currently has an 88 percent chance of making...

Big Blue View mailbag, 12/19: Grinch makes an appearance Let’s check the mail It’s time for this week’s Big Blue View Mailbag. Before we get to the questions and answers, an admission. Friday was “Grinch’ day at my grandson’s nursery school. I have a stuffed “Grinch” sitting on my computer desk above my laptop. I love the Grinch, and my wife will attest to that fact because I generally am one. Why should you care? Because I will acknowledge that I felt like the Grinch while answ...

Giants designate RB Devonta Freeman to return from IR Where would Freeman fit in Giants’ backfield? Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images Running back Devonta Freeman, who has not played since Week 7, has been designated for return from injured reserve. Freeman was placed on IR Nov. 13 with a high ankle sprain and a hamstring injury. Freeman was signed by the Giants after Saquon Barkley was lost with a torn ACL. In five games, he rushes 54 times for 172 yards, 3.2 yards per carry. Freeman, a 28-y...

Tight Ends Coach Freddie Kitchens EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – The Giants tight ends coach will be the teams de facto offensive coordinator on Sunday against the team for whom he was the head coach last year, proving again that in the NFL in 2020 the unusual and unexpected are imbedded in every game plan. Freddie Kitchens will call the offensive plays when the Giants face the Cleveland Browns in MetLife Stadium in the home teams first Sunday night game in more than two years. Kitchen...