fixedJacobs fumbles just as much as Bradshaw does SUCKS
Bradshaw needs to hold onto the damn ball and not turn it over if the Giants want to make the playoffs.we know from the body of their work over the past several years that Bradshaw is a much better RB than Jacobs, so this can't last long if the Giants want to make the playoffs.
They should be trying to help Bradshaw correct the mistake not punishing him. But whatever. Coughlin's a genius.bicycle_seat_sniffer said:Jacobs fumbles just as much as Bradshaw does
Well Eli's thrown 16 picks this year. Guess Coughlin better through Sage in there to teach him a lesson.Bradshaw needs to hold onto the damn ball and not turn it over if the Giants want to make the playoffs.we know from the body of their work over the past several years that Bradshaw is a much better RB than Jacobs, so this can't last long if the Giants want to make the playoffs.
I'm pretty sure they are doing both.They should be trying to help Bradshaw correct the mistake not punishing him. But whatever. Coughlin's a genius.bicycle_seat_sniffer said:Jacobs fumbles just as much as Bradshaw does
Macdaddy_2004 said:His normal amount - I think thery are just sending him a message - hold onto the ball.
I agree with both.Bradshaw has had the worst fumble luck of any RB I've ever seen. I read somewhere that he has 6 fumbles and 5 have been lost, since fumble recovery is pretty much 100% luck, its amazing how unlucky Bradshaw has been.eoMMan said:fixedbicycle_seat_sniffer said:Jacobs fumbles just as much as Bradshaw does SUCKS
A lot of Bradshaw owners in here.Jacobs is outperforming Bradshaw this year.Jacobs is 78 for 387 with a 5.0ypc and 1 fumbleBradshaw is 185 for 867 with a 4.7ypc and 6 fumbles.Jacobs gives the Giants their best shot to make the playoffs.we know from the body of their work over the past several years that Bradshaw is a much better RB than Jacobs, so this can't last long if the Giants want to make the playoffs.
Apparently there is at least 1 Jacobs owner left as well- I guess the passing game doesn't matter?The combo of Bradshaw and Jacobs gives the Giants the best shot to make the playoffs. If they only had to choose one, it's still Bradshaw by far.A lot of Bradshaw owners in here.Jacobs is outperforming Bradshaw this year.Jacobs is 78 for 387 with a 5.0ypc and 1 fumbleBradshaw is 185 for 867 with a 4.7ypc and 6 fumbles.Jacobs gives the Giants their best shot to make the playoffs.we know from the body of their work over the past several years that Bradshaw is a much better RB than Jacobs, so this can't last long if the Giants want to make the playoffs.
I may be wrong, but I'm guessing there's a pretty strong correlation between starting and touches.Why does anyone care who starts? It is all about touches...
That's all people are really asking here. They are wondering how the touches might shake out.If BJ starts and gets more touches for the game that is a cause of concern, but I don`t think that is going to happen.
I think they are going to try. Both guys should get plenty of action. Guessing Manning's numbers take a hit while his #1 & #2 WRs are out.Why does anyone care who starts? It is all about touches, If BJ starts and gets more touches for the game that is a cause of concern, but I don`t think that is going to happen.
He's only 5th in the league in rushing.... you should bench him. This is nothing more than a statement by Coughlin to Bradshaw... touches will be the same. Jacobs just gets to start the game.So is Bradshaw still a must start this week?
Years past? or do you mean better than last year when he was hurt?Brandon JacobsBradshaw has been just about as consistent a RB as you could have this year. Up until last week he had 10+ points in every game but one (Week 2 @Indy) regardless of the fumbles. That's the kind of guy I like to have as a RB2 or flex play as I know exactly what I'm getting when plugging him in.
Jacobs has been much better this year than in years past, but I think it's due to him spelling Bradshaw. He's much better when coming off of the bench.
Did he get his helmet back?Years past? or do you mean better than last year when he was hurt?Brandon JacobsBradshaw has been just about as consistent a RB as you could have this year. Up until last week he had 10+ points in every game but one (Week 2 @Indy) regardless of the fumbles. That's the kind of guy I like to have as a RB2 or flex play as I know exactly what I'm getting when plugging him in.
Jacobs has been much better this year than in years past, but I think it's due to him spelling Bradshaw. He's much better when coming off of the bench.
2007 202 for 1009 with a 5.0ypc and 4 TDs
2008 219 for 1089 with a 5.0ypc and 15 TDs
2009 he slumped when he was injured. He's back to averaging 5.0ypc this year now that he's healthy and he is the best shot the Giants have at winning because he has as many fumbles in the last three years combined that Bradshaw does this year so far.
Coughlin has Foster and AP as his starting RB's on his fantasy team, so he obviously doesnt care much about Bradshaw's production at this point.Bradshaw has been just about as consistent a RB as you could have this year. Up until last week he had 10+ points in every game but one (Week 2 @Indy) regardless of the fumbles. That's the kind of guy I like to have as a RB2 or flex play as I know exactly what I'm getting when plugging him in. Jacobs has been much better this year than in years past, but I think it's due to him spelling Bradshaw. He's much better when coming off of the bench.
Let us not forget that Bradshaw was hurt last year to and played well thru it, so using that as an excuse is pretty lame. Also keep in mind how much of Jacobs production came in garbage time. Jacobs isnt the same back he was 2 years ago, which is why he didnt have the starting job coming into the year. Bradshaw is the complete back there and may fumble yes but AP did to and nobody was screaming for him to be benched. Bradshaw runs tougher then Jacobs despite his smaller size, and hustles as shown by his forced fumble on Samuel last week.Years past? or do you mean better than last year when he was hurt?Brandon JacobsBradshaw has been just about as consistent a RB as you could have this year. Up until last week he had 10+ points in every game but one (Week 2 @Indy) regardless of the fumbles. That's the kind of guy I like to have as a RB2 or flex play as I know exactly what I'm getting when plugging him in.
Jacobs has been much better this year than in years past, but I think it's due to him spelling Bradshaw. He's much better when coming off of the bench.
2007 202 for 1009 with a 5.0ypc and 4 TDs
2008 219 for 1089 with a 5.0ypc and 15 TDs
2009 he slumped when he was injured. He's back to averaging 5.0ypc this year now that he's healthy and he is the best shot the Giants have at winning because he has as many fumbles in the last three years combined that Bradshaw does this year so far.
He would if he had to play a flex. Dummy coughlin.Coughlin has Foster and AP as his starting RB's on his fantasy team, so he obviously doesnt care much about Bradshaw's production at this point.Bradshaw has been just about as consistent a RB as you could have this year. Up until last week he had 10+ points in every game but one (Week 2 @Indy) regardless of the fumbles. That's the kind of guy I like to have as a RB2 or flex play as I know exactly what I'm getting when plugging him in. Jacobs has been much better this year than in years past, but I think it's due to him spelling Bradshaw. He's much better when coming off of the bench.
He picked up Blount as his flex a few weeks ago....He would if he had to play a flex. Dummy coughlin.Coughlin has Foster and AP as his starting RB's on his fantasy team, so he obviously doesnt care much about Bradshaw's production at this point.Bradshaw has been just about as consistent a RB as you could have this year. Up until last week he had 10+ points in every game but one (Week 2 @Indy) regardless of the fumbles. That's the kind of guy I like to have as a RB2 or flex play as I know exactly what I'm getting when plugging him in. Jacobs has been much better this year than in years past, but I think it's due to him spelling Bradshaw. He's much better when coming off of the bench.
I watch every Giant game (almost forced here in NY). Jacobs looks terrible. Bradshaw needs to have Tiki teach him how to hold onto the ball.A lot of Bradshaw owners in here.Jacobs is outperforming Bradshaw this year.Jacobs is 78 for 387 with a 5.0ypc and 1 fumbleBradshaw is 185 for 867 with a 4.7ypc and 6 fumbles.Jacobs gives the Giants their best shot to make the playoffs.we know from the body of their work over the past several years that Bradshaw is a much better RB than Jacobs, so this can't last long if the Giants want to make the playoffs.
That jerk. Bradshaw is way better than Blount. Unless he's playing the guy with Bradshaw this week. Then it all makes sense.He picked up Blount as his flex a few weeks ago....He would if he had to play a flex. Dummy coughlin.Coughlin has Foster and AP as his starting RB's on his fantasy team, so he obviously doesnt care much about Bradshaw's production at this point.Bradshaw has been just about as consistent a RB as you could have this year. Up until last week he had 10+ points in every game but one (Week 2 @Indy) regardless of the fumbles. That's the kind of guy I like to have as a RB2 or flex play as I know exactly what I'm getting when plugging him in. Jacobs has been much better this year than in years past, but I think it's due to him spelling Bradshaw. He's much better when coming off of the bench.
Nobody is using injury as an excuse for anything. My response was directed at the the implication that Jacobs has sucked for years.Comparing Bradshaw to Adrian Peterson is funny. Really? Adrian Peterson? Bradshaw was a 7th round pick for a reason. He's being benched because there is a viable player on the team who can actually hold on to the ball when he runs. Bradshaw is what he is and that is a pretty good tandem in a RBBC with Jacobs as the lead.Let us not forget that Bradshaw was hurt last year to and played well thru it, so using that as an excuse is pretty lame. Also keep in mind how much of Jacobs production came in garbage time. Jacobs isnt the same back he was 2 years ago, which is why he didnt have the starting job coming into the year. Bradshaw is the complete back there and may fumble yes but AP did to and nobody was screaming for him to be benched. Bradshaw runs tougher then Jacobs despite his smaller size, and hustles as shown by his forced fumble on Samuel last week.Years past? or do you mean better than last year when he was hurt?Brandon JacobsBradshaw has been just about as consistent a RB as you could have this year. Up until last week he had 10+ points in every game but one (Week 2 @Indy) regardless of the fumbles. That's the kind of guy I like to have as a RB2 or flex play as I know exactly what I'm getting when plugging him in.
Jacobs has been much better this year than in years past, but I think it's due to him spelling Bradshaw. He's much better when coming off of the bench.
2007 202 for 1009 with a 5.0ypc and 4 TDs
2008 219 for 1089 with a 5.0ypc and 15 TDs
2009 he slumped when he was injured. He's back to averaging 5.0ypc this year now that he's healthy and he is the best shot the Giants have at winning because he has as many fumbles in the last three years combined that Bradshaw does this year so far.
The above phrase can be translated as "Giants will be shooting for a top 10 pick in next year's draft."Jacobs gives the Giants their best shot to make the playoffs.
Actually, they kind of do. Jacobs 2 best seasons were 07 and 08 when he was splitting carries with Ward. When he got more carries last year, he produced less. Bradshaw's first season of full work was this season and so far he has the 5th most rushing yards in the league and is on pace for over 1400 total yards. Jacobs never even came close to that. Adrian Peterson numbers are something that Bradshaw has the talent to achieve. Jacobs can never get there. It doesn't matter where a guy was drafted. Terrell Davis was 6th round and he's a borderline HOFer. Bradshaw is a talent. Coughlin is an idiot for not doing everything he can to correct his fumbling like Tiki or AP. Punishing a kid who is trying his hardest for the team is not going to help him hold on to the ball more. Its going to make him take more risks to make up for it.Nobody is using injury as an excuse for anything. My response was directed at the the implication that Jacobs has sucked for years.Comparing Bradshaw to Adrian Peterson is funny. Really? Adrian Peterson? Bradshaw was a 7th round pick for a reason. He's being benched because there is a viable player on the team who can actually hold on to the ball when he runs. Bradshaw is what he is and that is a pretty good tandem in a RBBC with Jacobs as the lead.I'm sorry if that ruins your fantasy season, but the Giants could care less. The numbers don't lie.
This is laughable..yea Bradshaw really has sucked as the workhorse this year using where he was drafted is about as useless of an argument as there is....countless guys have come from the late rounds to be stars and countless top picks have been busts..Jacobs has looked good in garbage time this year I will give him that, theres a reason he wasnt even the consistent goal line back, because Bradshaw is a tougher runner.Nobody is using injury as an excuse for anything. My response was directed at the the implication that Jacobs has sucked for years.Comparing Bradshaw to Adrian Peterson is funny. Really? Adrian Peterson? Bradshaw was a 7th round pick for a reason. He's being benched because there is a viable player on the team who can actually hold on to the ball when he runs. Bradshaw is what he is and that is a pretty good tandem in a RBBC with Jacobs as the lead.I'm sorry if that ruins your fantasy season, but the Giants could care less. The numbers don't lie.
They have the same RB coach that Tiki credits with having taught him to hang onto the ball.I watch every Giant game (almost forced here in NY). Jacobs looks terrible. Bradshaw needs to have Tiki teach him how to hold onto the ball.A lot of Bradshaw owners in here.Jacobs is outperforming Bradshaw this year.Jacobs is 78 for 387 with a 5.0ypc and 1 fumbleBradshaw is 185 for 867 with a 4.7ypc and 6 fumbles.Jacobs gives the Giants their best shot to make the playoffs.we know from the body of their work over the past several years that Bradshaw is a much better RB than Jacobs, so this can't last long if the Giants want to make the playoffs.
FixedThe above phrase can be translated as "Giants will be shooting for a top 10 pick in next year's draft." "I've been hurting at RB2 and can now plug Jacobs into my lineup:.Jacobs gives the Giants their best shot to make the playoffs.
Really? I was going to ask you to list all of the 1000 yard rushers in NFL history who were drafted in the 7th round, but the list is so small that I'll do it for you:Craig James SFThis is laughable..yea Bradshaw really has sucked as the workhorse this year using where he was drafted is about as useless of an argument as there is....countless guys have come from the late rounds to be stars and countless top picks have been busts..Jacobs has looked good in garbage time this year I will give him that, theres a reason he wasnt even the consistent goal line back, because Bradshaw is a tougher runner.Nobody is using injury as an excuse for anything. My response was directed at the the implication that Jacobs has sucked for years.
Comparing Bradshaw to Adrian Peterson is funny. Really? Adrian Peterson? Bradshaw was a 7th round pick for a reason. He's being benched because there is a viable player on the team who can actually hold on to the ball when he runs. Bradshaw is what he is and that is a pretty good tandem in a RBBC with Jacobs as the lead.
I'm sorry if that ruins your fantasy season, but the Giants could care less. The numbers don't lie.
Jacobs has been terrible at short yardage this season. When he comes in defenses are pretty certain it's a run. And now with injuries making it so the Giants can't run to the left, Jacobs has only 3 gaps where he's an effective runner, between the C and RG, and between the RG and RT and between RT and TE. He can't make the turn past the TE before the defense. And with Jacobs there isn't a threat of a cutback.I would be a little bit worried as a Bradshaw owner. Jacobs is back to 2007/08 form from what I've gathered watching Giants games, and with less physical defenses coming up in the schedule such as the Eagles, we may even start to see Jacobs getting the majority of carries at some point in these games.
Did you not just see what the Eagles D did to your Giants? Eagles rush D is underrated.I would be a little bit worried as a Bradshaw owner. Jacobs is back to 2007/08 form from what I've gathered watching Giants games, and with less physical defenses coming up in the schedule such as the Eagles, we may even start to see Jacobs getting the majority of carries at some point in these games.
Thanks. That is a better translation.FixedThe above phrase can be translated as "Giants will be shooting for a top 10 pick in next year's draft." "I've been hurting at RB2 and can now plug Jacobs into my lineup:.Jacobs gives the Giants their best shot to make the playoffs.