kurtsimonw Posted December 17, 2014 Share Posted December 17, 2014 What's that, 20+ players now? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kkr Posted December 17, 2014 Author Share Posted December 17, 2014 (edited) Prince Ayers Beason Brewer Cox Cruz Harris Hillis Howard Kiwanuka Kropkog T. Manning McBride Schwartz Snyder Taylor Thurmond Williams Wilson The we have at least Manningham and Trindon Holiday who were on IR but waived injured/injury settlement. The case for Beckham as OOROY: Receiver: Rec/game Yards/game TD/game Rec % Odell Beckham 7.1 97.2 0.9 73.2 Mike Evans 4.5 72.9 0.8 54.1 Kelvin Benjamin 4.8 68.0 0.6 52.3 Sammy Watkins 4.2 60.7 0.4 50.9 link Some of those 4th quart stats are impressive. Be nice to have a clutch QB AND receiver with some better pieces around them both next season to see if we can win a big game again. Edited December 17, 2014 by kkr Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
abdomlahor Posted December 18, 2014 Share Posted December 18, 2014 Odell Beckham Jr. Not bad New York Giants franchise records Most receiving yards in a season by a WR, rookie: 972 Most receptions in a season by a WR, rookie: 71 Most receptions in a game by a WR, rookie: 12, December 14, 2014 vs. Washington Redskins Most receptions in a game, any position, Rookie: 12, tied with Mark Bavaro & Jeremy Shockey Most consecutive games with 90+ receiving yards: 7, 2014-ongoing Most 100 Yard games, Rookie, Season: 5, 2014 Most 125+ Yard games, Rookie, Season: 4, 2014 Most games with 10+ receptions, Rookie, Season: 3 Most games with 10+ receptions, 100+ receiving yards, 1+ TD, Rookie, Season: 3, 2014 Most games with 2+ receiving TDs, Rookie, Season: 3, 2014 Most games with 6+ receptions, 90+ receiving yards, Season: 7 Most all-purpose yards (rush, rec, return yardage) by a WR, Rookie, Season: 1,141, 2014 Most receiving yards at home, Rookie, Season: 582 [26] Most receptions at home, Rookie, Season: 40, tied with Jeremy Shockey [27] Highest average receiving yards per game (min. 50 catches), Rookie, Season: 97.2 Highest receiving yards per catch (min. 50 catches), Rookie, Season: 13.7 Only Giants rookie WR to have 50+ receptions in a season Only Giants rookie to have 10+ receptions, 125+ receiving yards, 2+ TDs in a game (2014 season, Week 12 vs. Dallas) Only Giants rookie to have 3 receiving touchdowns in a game (2014 season, Week 15 vs. Washington) Only Giants rookie to have consecutive games with 10+ receptions Only Giants rookie to have consecutive games with 11+ receptions NFL Records Most consecutive games with 90+ receiving yards, Rookie: 7, 2014-ongoing Most games with 10+ receptions, Rookie, Season: 3 Most games with 10+ receptions, 100+ receiving yards, Rookie, Season: 3 Most games with 10+ receptions, 100+ receiving yards, 1+ TD reception, Rookie, Season: 3 Most consecutive games with 6+ receptions, 90+ receiving yards, Season: 7, tying Demaryius Thomas & Issac Bruce [28] Most receptions in a seven-game span by a rookie: 61 [29] Only rookie with 90+ receiving yards in 5 games in a calender month (November 2014) Only rookie in NFL history to have multiple games with 10+ receptions, 125+ receiving yards, 1+ TD in a season (3) Only rookie in NFL history to have 12+ catches, 140+ receiving yards and 3+ TDs in a game [30] Only rookie in NFL history to have consecutive games with 11+ receptions, 130+ receiving yards, 1+ TD [31] Only rookie in NFL history to have 10+ receptions in consecutive games [32] Only rookie in NFL history to have 11+ receptions in consecutive games [33] Second rookie in NFL history to have multiple games with 10+ receptions, 100+ receiving yards, 1+ TD in a season (3) Second rookie in NFL history with 700+ receiving yards in a 6-game span Second rookie in NFL history with 10+ receptions and 3+ receiving TDs in a game Third rookie in NFL history to record 10+ receptions, 125+ receiving yards, 2+ TDs in a game Youngest player in NFL history with multiple games of 10+ receptions in a season: 3 (22 years, 39 days)[34] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
abdomlahor Posted December 20, 2014 Share Posted December 20, 2014 (edited) LT: Life and Times Great watch. Edited December 20, 2014 by adz.villa Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kkr Posted December 22, 2014 Author Share Posted December 22, 2014 After 31 straight games of turning it over, we didnt do so today! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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kkr Posted December 22, 2014 Author Share Posted December 22, 2014 With 1 game to play if my calculations are correct (and i had to review #13 3-5 time, but yes those numbers check out!): Beckham Jr: 79, 1120, 11TD Mike Evans: 63, 997, 11TD Kelvin Benjamin: 72, 999, 9TD Sammy Watkins: 62, 925, 6TD Jordan Matthews: 59, 767, 7TD OROY easy. Pro Bowl, probably! All Pro.... why not!? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kurtsimonw Posted December 22, 2014 Share Posted December 22, 2014 Went to a friends today to watch it who's starting to get in to the NFL, a good game to pick for entertainment value! Offense was incredible. Offensive line with probably their best performance of the year. Probably Eli's best game too. Running out of things to say about ODB. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
abdomlahor Posted December 22, 2014 Share Posted December 22, 2014 loved that performance. and people have said the team dont care anymore. nothing could be further from the truth. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kurtsimonw Posted December 22, 2014 Share Posted December 22, 2014 When you have your kicker getting personal foul penalties, then it shows they definitely care. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
abdomlahor Posted December 22, 2014 Share Posted December 22, 2014 funniest moment of the season? eli is a YAC beast tbh Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kkr Posted December 23, 2014 Author Share Posted December 23, 2014 He was wide open too! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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kkr Posted December 23, 2014 Author Share Posted December 23, 2014 Inside the Numbers: Eli excels in new offense Michael Eisen Senior Writer/Editor @GiantsEisen Eli Manning is having a career year in Offensive Coordinator Ben McAdoo's offense EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – We interrupt Odell Beckham Jr. mania to bring you…Eli Manning. While the Giants’ sensational rookie wide receiver has captivated the football public and media the last two months, the quarterback who throws him the ball is quietly having one of the finest seasons of his 11-year career. In the process, he has eliminated all doubts about his ability to excel in the team’s new offense. As the Giants prepare for their season finale Sunday vs. the Philadelphia Eagles, Manning has completed 351 of 548 passes for 3,981 yards, 29 touchdowns and 13 interceptions. His completion percentage of 64.1 and passer rating of 93.5 are both career highs. Manning’s previous bests were a 62.9 completion percentage in 2010 and a 93.1 rating in 2009. Manning’s 148.8 rating in the Giants’ victory Sunday in St. Louis was his career high in a full game. This season, he has played eight games with a rating of at least 100, equaling the career high he set in 2009. That is the fifth-highest total in the NFL this year, behind Ben Roethlisberger (10), Aaron Rodgers (10), Peyton Manning (9) and Tony Romo (9). In 2013, Manning had just one game with a rating of at least 100.0 (102.3 in the opener in Dallas).>> VOTE ELI MANNING FOR FEDEX AIR AWARD Manning’s 351 completions are eight shy of his career high, set in 2011. Manning is only 19 yards shy of his fourth career 4,000-yard season, and first since 2011. On Sunday, Manning threw for 391 yards to exceed 3,800 yards for the sixth consecutive season. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Manning is one of just five quarterbacks in history to accomplish that feat (and one of three with an active streak): QB 3,800-yard seasons Years Drew Brees 9 2006-2014 Brett Favre 8 1994-2001 Tom Brady 6 2009-2014 Eli Manning 6 2009-2014 Peyton Manning 6 1999-2004 Manning has thrown three touchdown passes in each of the last two games, his first back-to-back games with at least three scoring passes since Oct. 25 and Nov. 7, 2010, when the threw four and three at Dallas and Seattle, respectively. This is the fourth time in his career Manning has thrown for at least three touchdowns in consecutive games. The Giants are 19-6 in games in which Manning throws three touchdown passes. Manning’s 29 touchdown passes are two shy of his career high, set in 2011. He also threw for 29 scores in 2012.>> ELI AND ROOKIES LEAD LATE-SEASON SURGE Manning’s 13 interceptions are less than half his 2013 total of 27 and would be the second-lowest full-season total in his career. He threw 10 picks in 2012. His second-lowest full-season figure was 15 interceptions in 2012. Manning completed 78.1 percent of his passes (25 of 32) on Sunday. It was the fourth game in Manning’s career in which he completed at least 77 percent of his passes. All four of them were Giants road games. Manning’s 80-yard touchdown pass to Beckham was the fifth pass in his career that was at least that long. Two went to Victor Cruz, two to Mario Manningham and now one to Beckham. Manning’s 148.8 rating Sunday was the sixth time since 1978 a Giants quarterback had a rating of at least 145.7 in a regular-season games. Phil Simms had three (Sept. 2, 1984 vs. Philadelphia; Oct. 25, 1987 vs. St. Louis; and Oct. 10, 1993 at Washington), Kerry Collins had one (a perfect 158.3 rating on Dec. 22, 2002 at Indianapolis) and Manning had a 145.7 game at Philadelphia on Sept. 25, 2011. Manning did not throw an interception in St. Louis. The Giants are 41-16 in games in which he does not throw a pick. In four games vs. the Rams, Manning is 4-0 with 12 touchdown passes, one interception and a 124.1 rating that is by far his highest against any team. His second highest rating is the 104.5 he has vs. Oakland (three games) Here’s an esoteric Manning stat: He has more passing yards than the opposing starting quarterback in eight consecutive games. And yes, according to Elias, a team record for that stat exists. It is 10 games, set by Y.A. Tittle in 1963 and equaled by Fran Tarkenton in 1969 and 1971.>> LATEST POWER RANKINGS Beckham continues to post impressive numbers. He has 1,120 receiving yards in 11 games, a 101.8-yard average. If that average holds up through the finale, it will be the highest single-season figure in Giants history. The current mark 96.0 was set by Victor Cruz in 2011. No other receiver in franchise history has averaged at least 90 yards a game in a season. Beckham’s 101.8-yard average is the highest by an NFL rookie since Houston’s Bill Groman averaged 105.2 yards in 1960. Only four other rookies in NFL history have attained Beckham’s 1,120 receiving yards and 11 touchdown receptions: Green Bay’s Billy Howton (1952), Chicago’s Harlon Hill (1954), Groman (1960), and the only one in the past half-century, Minnesota’s Randy Moss (1998). Beckham has become the first rookie in NFL history to gain at least 1,000 receiving yards and catch at least eight touchdown passes over a span of eight games. Beckham has six 100-yard games this season, three more than any other Giants rookie in history and the highest total by an NFL rookie since Groman had nine in 1960. Beckham needs one reception to have the fifth 80-catch season in Giants history. Beckham has six touchdown receptions in the last three games, the first Giants receiver with that many scores in a three-game span since Del Shofner from Nov. 11-25, 1962. Beckham’s 80-yard touchdown in St. Louis was the longest-ever reception by a Giants rookie. The previous long was a 78-yarder by Harry Newman in 1933. While Beckham had 148 yards on Sunday, his former LSU teammate, Rueben Randle, added 132. It was the first time two players from the same team and the same college each had at least 100 receiving yards in same game since Sept. 23, 2007, when Oregon State and the Cincinnati Bengal’s T.J. Houshmandzadeh (141) and Chad Johnson (138) did it.>> VOTE ODELL BECKHAM JR. FOR ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Running back Andre Williams is also performing statistical feats not done by a Giants rookie in a long time. On Sunday, Williams rushed for 110 yards, his second 100-yard game of the season. The last Giants rookie with two 100-yard rushing games in a season was Eddie Price in 1950. Williams’ team-leading 678 yards is the highest total by a Giants rookie since Ron Dayne ran for 770 yards in 2000. Hall of Famer Tuffy Leemans holds the franchise rookie record with 830 yards in 1936. In St. Louis, Williams rushed for 110 yards and Beckham had 148 receiving yards. It was the second time this season they exceeded 100 yards in the same game. According to Elias, it is the first time in NFL history the same rookie teammates have done that in the same game twice. Williams leads the Giants with 678 rushing yards, while Beckham tops the team with 1,120 receiving yards. The last time rookies led the Giants in rushing and receiving yards in a full season was in 1950, when Price ran for 703 yards and Bob McChesney had 380 receiving yards. The last NFL team with rookies leading in both rushing and receiving yards was the 2012 Cleveland Browns. Trent Richardson rushed for 950 yards and Josh Gordon had 805 receiving yards. In St. Louis, Orleans Darkwa and Beckham each scored touchdowns, as Williams and Beckham had done twice before in the same game. Before this year, the Giants had not had a rookie tandem with rushing and receiving scores in the same game since George Adams and Mark Bavaro in 1985, when they did it twice. In St. Louis, Manning threw for 391 yards, Williams ran for 110 and Beckham and Randle had 148 and 132 receiving yards, respectively. It was the first time the Giants had a 300-yard passer, a 100-yard rusher and two 100-yard receivers since Oct. 25, 2010 at Dallas, where Manning had 306 passing yards, Ahmad Bradshaw ran for 126 yards and Hakeem Nicks (108) and Steve Smith (105) were the receivers. We can’t forget the defense. On Sunday, free agent defensive end Kerry Wynn had a sack, an interception and a fumble recovery. He is the first Giants rookie to have all three in the same game and the first NFL rookie since New England’s Dane Fletcher at Buffalo on Dec. 26, 2010. The last Giants player to do it was George Martin on Nov. 24, 1985, also in St. Louis – but against the Cardinals. Wynn was the second Giants player with an interception and a fumble recovery in the same game this season. Trumaine McBride did it in Washington on Sept. 25. The Giants had 149 penalty yards in St. Louis, their highest total since they had 150 at Minnesota on Nov. 19, 2001. The Giants gained 514 yards in St. Louis, the fourth-highest total in Tom Coughlin’s 322-game career (including playoffs). The Giants and Rams combined for 225 penalty yards, the highest total in a game in Coughlin’s career (including playoffs). The previous high was 224 yards (Giants, 136; Eagles, 88) in a Giants’ loss to Philadelphia on Oct. 6, 2013. The Giants are 5-0 this season when they out-rush the opposition. The Giants are 2-2 this season when they score on their first possession: 2-0 when they kick a field goal and 0-2 when they score a touchdown. The Giants finished their travels this season with an all-time road record of 297-297-17. Guard Rishaw Johnson was signed by the Washington Redskins off the Giants’ practice squad. The Giants signed former BYU linebacker Uani’ (Devin) Unga to their practice squad. Link Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kurtsimonw Posted December 24, 2014 Share Posted December 24, 2014 I owe McAdoo a bit of an apology. I think some of his playcalls are a bit too predictable, but the Oline has improved with time and with few weapons to speak of we have looked pretty damn good on offense over the past month or so. Keep Coughlin until his deal is finished, he's earned the respect to get to walk and not get fired. Keep McAdoo and see what he can do with an improved Oline, Beckham, Cruz all together. Let Fewell go. He's too conservative and soft and had enough time. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
abdomlahor Posted December 24, 2014 Share Posted December 24, 2014 tiger hoods lmao Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kkr Posted December 24, 2014 Author Share Posted December 24, 2014 Beckham is a first alternate at the pro bowl so should go. JPP 4th alternate. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kurtsimonw Posted December 28, 2014 Share Posted December 28, 2014 For such an awful season, there's been quite a lot of positives. Young offensive line over the past few months has shown massive improvement, plus we'll have Schwartz back next year to improve upon that. Randle, for his inconsistency has had a few explosive games and having both Cruz and Beckham on the field can only help him. Beckham is the obvious positive, looks a star in the making. Offense has looked better and better as the season has gone on, well, the passing game anyway. Defense needs lots of work. We can't possibly be this unlucky with injuries again, so that'll help for starters, but we do need to make some moves. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kkr Posted December 28, 2014 Author Share Posted December 28, 2014 We will draft 8th or 9th. Trade down and acquire more picks to restock the lines. Fire Fewell and Quinn. Sign the Ben McAdoo of defensive coordinators.... not sure who that is, but seeing as we stole Green Bays offense we might as well steal some defense from the NFC West i guess and then have either that guy or McAdoo replace Coughlin in a few seasons. Oline, Linebacker and Safety need upgrading the most. If JPP wants $10m+ he can go get it elsewhere. Rolle can go unless he takes a home town discount. Need to pick up some insurance at WR should Cruz not be able to come back to what he was before. We are a fair ways away from competing with Philli and Dallas currently. That is on talent levels. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kkr Posted December 28, 2014 Author Share Posted December 28, 2014 Beckhams final stat line in 12 games: 91 receptions, 1305 yds, 12 TDs Randy Moss's rookie 1998 season, which is regarded as the best season by a rookie WR, in 16 games: 69 receptions, 1313 yds, 17 TDs. Different eras and different players, but pretty impressive all the same. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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