Aseahawkfan wrote:6 and 1 Giants coming to Seattle. Let's just say I'm not buying the Giants. I think they are smoke and mirrors and we will take them.
Seattle 34 Giants 20.
Seems the defense absent Cody Barton is playing much better. I don't think they're elite, but might be able to make middle of the pack which is enough to do the job given the offense is doing so well.
c_hawkbob wrote:Not sure why everyone is dumping on Cody, 46 tackles (26 solo) and a sack through the first five games is good stuff, and the drop off since is because his percentage of defensive snaps played is down to 39%. I suspect there's something going on we don't know about.
c_hawkbob wrote:Not sure why everyone is dumping on Cody, 46 tackles (26 solo) and a sack through the first five games is good stuff, and the drop off since is because his percentage of defensive snaps played is down to 39%. I suspect there's something going on we don't know about.
trents wrote:D.K. out? That really doesn't worry me. He is a huge underachiever and is turning out to be injury prone.
RiverDog wrote:Metcalf being out doesn't worry me, either, but not because he's an underachiever. Metcalf has been playing well, and I'd rather have him in there than any of our other receivers with the possible exception of Lockett. But there's not a huge drop off as you'd expect if a Pro Bowl offensive tackle or DE were to have suffered the same fate as Metcalf. Marquise Goodwin looked great, and we still have Tyler Locket, who was a little lame this past week. Good wide receivers are a dime a dozen.
RiverDog wrote:Metcalf being out doesn't worry me, either, but not because he's an underachiever. Metcalf has been playing well, and I'd rather have him in there than any of our other receivers with the possible exception of Lockett. But there's not a huge drop off as you'd expect if a Pro Bowl offensive tackle or DE were to have suffered the same fate as Metcalf. Marquise Goodwin looked great, and we still have Tyler Locket, who was a little lame this past week. Good wide receivers are a dime a dozen.
Hawktawk wrote:Lets not get out in front of our skis here. DK isn't a dime a dozen "good " receiver. Hes a game changer. Hes already had big catches this year, big catch and runs. Hes had a few drops and his saints game *fumble* NOT only occurred because he didn't possess the ball until handing it to the ref. But in the same game he had a great catch of a great throw on the end line that was robbed away by a bs call.Criminal officiating in that game.
DK is also being lauded for his run blocking. He brings attitude. leadership.
Its a hole in the lineup. Not saying we don't have enough for Sunday buy Id like my chances a lot better with DK on the field any game. And are we talking about the same Mike Evans that was part of the 3 point effort vs Carolina with a big drop ? Yeah they all have bad days. I would not trade DK for Evans or very many guys in the league. A few, not many.
Hawktawk wrote:I see who I’m dealing with yes . Whatever . As to the op did a little studying on Daniel Jones . He has a passer rating of 90, bottom third . He’s worse vs NFC with a 79 passer rating . But he has a 98 rating in October. All these stats are coupled with a pedestrian 6 TDs with 2 picks 6 yards per attempt . But this caught my eye . On the ROAD he averaged 7.5 yards per attempt with a 75 yard TD and a passer rating of 102. His total qbr is 65, # 6 2 behind Geno .
We better be ready .
Aseahawkfan wrote:6 and 1 Giants coming to Seattle. Let's just say I'm not buying the Giants. I think they are smoke and mirrors and we will take them.
Seattle 34 Giants 20.
Seems the defense absent Cody Barton is playing much better. I don't think they're elite, but might be able to make middle of the pack which is enough to do the job given the offense is doing so well.
Aseahawkfan wrote:6 and 1 Giants coming to Seattle. Let's just say I'm not buying the Giants. I think they are smoke and mirrors and we will take them.
Seattle 34 Giants 20.
Seems the defense absent Cody Barton is playing much better. I don't think they're elite, but might be able to make middle of the pack which is enough to do the job given the offense is doing so well.
Hawktawk wrote:I would expect Asea to debate your evil twin comparison with me . He seems pretty disciplined and I’m an absolute sh$t showI think we would enjoy one another’s company.
NorthHawk wrote:At this point, I don't think either team is for real and this game won't tell us much about them either in regards to contender or pretender.
What we do know is both teams are doing better than expected but it's a long season and things can go off the rails pretty quickly.
NorthHawk wrote:At this point, I don't think either team is for real and this game won't tell us much about them either in regards to contender or pretender.
What we do know is both teams are doing better than expected but it's a long season and things can go off the rails pretty quickly.
NorthHawk wrote:At this point, I don't think either team is for real and this game won't tell us much about them either in regards to contender or pretender.
What we do know is both teams are doing better than expected but it's a long season and things can go off the rails pretty quickly.
Hawktawk wrote:I think the game will go a long ways to determining who is for real whatever that means . Having watched every game it sure looks to me like Seattle is at least on the way to being a contender . They don’t even resemble the first 2 weeks or first 5 for that matter . They have looked like a solid well rounded good to occasionally dominant team last 2 weeks . I don’t know much about the giants other than they are 6-1 with a really athletic qb and a truly greates running back . Looks like the sports media and Vegas have finally bought in to Seattle . Up 9 in the power ranking to #11. 3 point faves , prognosticators climbing on their jock . Makes me nervous . Huard was breaking down their offense and said their run offense is much like ours with Russ and Beast was with pistol and read concepts and a young fast qb who will take off if they don’t account for him. And what looks like a great hire in Daboll .
I sense a Donnybrook if we want to go 5-3 . I hope to be way wrong . Just a sense .
RiverDog wrote:I haven't seen a consistent, game-to-game change in our paradigm. The defense started out OK, holding Denver to just 16 points and the Niners and Falcons under 30, but then started giving up points in bushel baskets, 45 of them to the Lions and 39 to the Saints until they got it turned around over the past couple of weeks. The offense has been a lot more consistent, the only time that they really laid an egg being against a good 49'ers defense in Week 2. We've won one game, lost one, won one, lost two, and finally won two on our road to a 4-3 record.
Thanks to the Red Zone, I've been able to watch bits and pieces of every game. Daniel Jones is an athletic QB, but he's not Josh Allen or even Taysom Hill. I don't think it will be necessary to put a spy on him or anything like that, rather the emphasis needs to be stopping Barkley and force Jones to beat us with his arm. The Giants are a run heavy offense, running the ball 55% of the time counting Jones' scramble plays. Compare that with our offense that runs just 45% of the time. I'd stack the box with 8 defenders on the early downs and see how our corners match up on their relatively weak WR corps. Force them into 3rd and long and make Jones beat us with his arm.
Stream Hawk wrote:Shocker - Obiken picking against the Hawks. Just messing with you
I am guilty of drinking the Kool-Aid lately, especially after last week. If the defense is stepping up, then I think we are a better team than NYG. Pete wants to start rolling and likes to be in first place. I do not think the Niners are going away, so we need to win these tougher conference matchups.
K9 has potential to go off against their poor run defense. Even without DK, I love our offense with the use of three tight ends. I can see Goodwin or Eskridge stepping up in place of DK. No score prediction but I do think we win this. Go Hawks!
RiverDog wrote:Yeah, but you can say the same thing about Barkley going up against our horrid run defense, which statistically is worse than the Giants. That's going to be the key. If we can keep Barkley under 85-90 yards, we have a dang good chance of beating them. He goes off for 130 or so, I don't see us winning. Stack the box on 1st and 2nd down.
I do think we have a little bit of an edge in our passing offense, which even without Metcalf, is quite a bit better than what the Giants can trot out. I'm leaning towards picking us to win a close one, maybe 31-28.
trents wrote:Looks like not only Metcalf but Lockett as well may not be fully functional for the Giants game and that doesn't bode well. https://twitter.com/MikeDugar/status/15 ... 2020961281
RiverDog wrote:Lockett was questionable last week, too, yet he still played. I wouldn't be too worried about him. I'm starting him on fantasy team.![]()
One of the problems with these injury reports is that they eliminated the "probable" designation, so it's a little more difficult to tell just how bad a player is.
RiverDog wrote:Lockett was questionable last week, too, yet he still played. I wouldn't be too worried about him. I'm starting him on fantasy team.![]()
One of the problems with these injury reports is that they eliminated the "probable" designation, so it's a little more difficult to tell just how bad a player is.
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