New York Giants Have Hit Rock Bottom or Have They?

Yesterday's game for the New York Giants appeared to be as bad as it gets for a Big Blue fan. After what was a boring start of the game, I am not sure if I have ever seen a team play a worse 2nd Quarter, as the Giants did yesterday. The Los Angelas Rams scored 4 touchdowns in the second time-frame. One touchdown came off of a Daniel Jones fumble after being sacked. Another followed one of his interceptions, deep in New York territory. It was ugly.

Is this as bad as it gets for the New York Football Giants? I don't think it is that bad but my perspective has been severely tainted. I grew up a Jets fan. I know, say no more. So, I figured I would turn to someone that covers the team. I had a feeling, while I was watching the game that my friend from the New York Post, Paul Schwartz may be going wild, to himself, in the Press Box.

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In this morning's NY Post, Paul wrote, "There have been lowlights aplenty over the past decade and especially in the terrible past five years. Still, this felt like a low point amid all the other low points. The Rams (5-1) entered MetLife Stadium and treated the home team like some junior varsity outfit as the Giants were thrashed 38-11. At least the weather was spectacular." Hmmm. "junior varsity" hurts coming from a respected beat-writer for the team. Schwartz was right.

I have been a big fan of Joe Judge, not so much Dave Gettleman. I have little faith in Daniel Jones. That's just my perspective. Fans have a lot to be worried about. This looks like a 5 win team, if they they get hot. Former Met Life Stadium resident on the Green side of the building, Sam Darnold comes to town next week for a 1pm kick with his Carolina Panthers. Joe Judge has a chance to right the ship or sink it.