June 4, 2005
The right plays?
Last season many Giants fans were frustrated with the offensive play calling which seemed uninspired at best and boring/predicatble at times. Stretch the field more often became a common cry and when a long pass to Jamaar Taylor from manning was called we all said good things.
This season Plaxico Burress thinks will be different: "We definitely have plays in our playbook that get me downfield," the team's newest starting receiver said after the conclusion of a three-day minicamp in which he regularly went deep. "I would say that was one of the reasons they brought me here."
Read the Newsday article.
Posted by James Trotta at June 4, 2005 5:09 PMhey guy's
mr. trotta. it's ya boy from va beach, as i have watched the giants for 25 years i ha never been a real big offensive guy. always love the linebackers, they are my biggest concern. but the offense always have been predictable. i know that the playbooks are thick and it takes a major mastermind to remember all of them. but i know that tom coughlin will smooth that out without a doubt. ilove the g-men. i also wish that mike barrow will retire as a giants linebacker. he was great. i tell you. salary cap is a mother huh.
steven l rivers
va beach, va
aka; gaffney s.c.