Official 2025 NFL Off Season Discussion!!!

Now word on the street he was leaving TOP GOLF when he was driving home. My question is - did you boys or whoever you were with not try and stop you?

He was probably tipsy drunk. In a regular car, he more than likely just crashes into that car only injuring the driver. But with that speed racer zooming 100 plus on a normal street, it was a disaster waiting to happen.

Me? I'm taking the L on the towing fee. Hell, the streets can even STEAL the car. I ain't worried about it cuz I got insurance. But what I'm not finna do is drive home intoxicated when I have MILLIONS at stake.
 
He was probably tipsy drunk. In a regular car, he more than likely just crashes into that car only injuring the driver. But with that speed racer zooming 100 plus on a normal street, it was a disaster waiting to happen.

Me? I'm taking the L on the towing fee. Hell, the streets can even STEAL the car. I ain't worried about it cuz I got insurance. But what I'm not finna do is drive home intoxicated when I have MILLIONS at stake.

MILLIONS AT STAKE! YOU NEVER FUCK UP THE BAG!
 
As I told somebody in fact a few people..if that guy gets traded watch this nig have video game cheat code type numbers under a diff scheme/offense… yeah he definitely be having some bad plays… but if the giants actually ran a good offense scheme in particular the way they use to do for Shockey engram would be dangerous as fuck
Doesn't negate his pass drop tendencies or being injury prone. Shockey was way better than Engram but he burned a lot of bridges
 
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Judge know who is to blame for Giants’ headset problem
By
Ryan Dunleavy
November 2, 2021 3:15pm

The NFL sent the Giants a message to be heard loud and clear.



Don’t blame us — or the technology systems uniformly in place across the league — for the repeat outages on coaches’ headsets.
“We are looking into the matter with all involved parties,” a league spokesperson told The Post. “However, we are confident that nothing is attributable to the Bose headset.”

Head coach Joe Judge said after the 20-17 loss to the Chiefs on Monday that the Giants burned two timeouts because of personnel substitution issues traced to poor audio reception.

“It’s happened in every game we’ve had so far,” an angry Judge said about 45 minutes after the game ended. “We deal with the league and they keep giving us different software updates. … Whoever is in charge of it, they better fix it fast, that’s it.’’

With Judge looking for the culprit, Tuesday would have been a good day for the Giants’ employee in charge of the headsets to call out sick.
Giants coach Joe Judge holds his headset during the team’s loss to the Chiefs on Nov. 1, 2021.AP
“We have not been able to identify an issue in [Monday] night’s game with the Giants’ communication system,” the league said. “We were not made aware of any issues during the game from the club through our standard communication channels that are used to identify game-day issues.”
Judge was asked Tuesday if the Giants properly notified the league during the game.

“Let’s just clear it up real simple: We’ve talked with the league, they’re looking into resolving the issues that we’ve had throughout the year,” Judge said. “We’ll talk continuously with them. I made it very clear [Monday] night, I’m not an excuse-maker. I was asked a direct question in terms of why you weren’t [calling] timeout in certain situations and that’s the reason. That’s all I’m going to say about the headsets.”

The NFL’s crackdown on taunting penalties hurt the Giants for the first time, when Collin Johnson and Eli Penny picked up personal fouls. The rule has drawn ire for being too letter-of-the-law and further eliminating fun and emotion from players, but commissioner Roger Goodell said last week the emphasis will continue.


“We’ve just got to understand that you’ve got to handle business the way business is being done,” Judge said. “Sometimes, you get in chippy games and you’ve got to be smart and not put yourself in a position where you’ve given them an opportunity to throw a flag. That’s the message to everybody.”

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Judge know who is to blame for Giants’ headset problem
By
Ryan Dunleavy
November 2, 2021 3:15pm

The NFL sent the Giants a message to be heard loud and clear.



Don’t blame us — or the technology systems uniformly in place across the league — for the repeat outages on coaches’ headsets.
“We are looking into the matter with all involved parties,” a league spokesperson told The Post. “However, we are confident that nothing is attributable to the Bose headset.”

Head coach Joe Judge said after the 20-17 loss to the Chiefs on Monday that the Giants burned two timeouts because of personnel substitution issues traced to poor audio reception.

“It’s happened in every game we’ve had so far,” an angry Judge said about 45 minutes after the game ended. “We deal with the league and they keep giving us different software updates. … Whoever is in charge of it, they better fix it fast, that’s it.’’

With Judge looking for the culprit, Tuesday would have been a good day for the Giants’ employee in charge of the headsets to call out sick.
Giants coach Joe Judge holds his headset during the team’s loss to the Chiefs on Nov. 1, 2021.AP
“We have not been able to identify an issue in [Monday] night’s game with the Giants’ communication system,” the league said. “We were not made aware of any issues during the game from the club through our standard communication channels that are used to identify game-day issues.”
Judge was asked Tuesday if the Giants properly notified the league during the game.

“Let’s just clear it up real simple: We’ve talked with the league, they’re looking into resolving the issues that we’ve had throughout the year,” Judge said. “We’ll talk continuously with them. I made it very clear [Monday] night, I’m not an excuse-maker. I was asked a direct question in terms of why you weren’t [calling] timeout in certain situations and that’s the reason. That’s all I’m going to say about the headsets.”

The NFL’s crackdown on taunting penalties hurt the Giants for the first time, when Collin Johnson and Eli Penny picked up personal fouls. The rule has drawn ire for being too letter-of-the-law and further eliminating fun and emotion from players, but commissioner Roger Goodell said last week the emphasis will continue.


“We’ve just got to understand that you’ve got to handle business the way business is being done,” Judge said. “Sometimes, you get in chippy games and you’ve got to be smart and not put yourself in a position where you’ve given them an opportunity to throw a flag. That’s the message to everybody.”

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