From the desk of: DO IT FOR THE DUKE
San Francisco is prime for the taking.
On defense DE-Nick Bosa, LB-Dre Greenlaw and CB-Richard Sherman are all out for the Niners. That's a conducive situation for Darius Slayton and Daniel Jones.
On offense QB-Jimmy Garappolo, C-Weston Richburg, RB-Raheem Mosert, RB-Tevin Coleman and TE-George Kittle are all out which is conducive situation for the Giants beleaguered defense.
The Giants signed former Atlanta Falcons running back Devonta Freeman to replace Saquon Barkley. I'm satisfied insofar as Freeman being a veteran. In fact, I'm less concerned with his ability to rush than I am with the offensive line's ability to create daylight. With Nick Bosa out of action, rookie Andrew Thomas should have one less thing to worry about. He's had a rough two games. Let's see if he can finally start pushing forward. Same goes for Nick Gates. The Giants running game has gained minimal yards running center and left. They've had little choice but to lean right behind Kevin Zeitler and Cam Fleming. I'm hoping after two weeks together, a little more cohesion and effectiveness from this line will start to shine through. Daniel Jones has shown an ability to sustain long drives despite little contributions from the run game and inconsequential play from Evan Engram. Therefore, when the front five improves, the Giants will improve.
If there was a game in which Jason Garrett should be ultra aggressive, this is it.
What do the Giants have to lose?
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