Twitter: Joe Judge, Giants Offense to be Based Largely on Jason Garrett’s Offense in Dallas

Stash · May 13, 2020

Big_D said:
This is great news... for the rest of the league. I thought Judge would be smarter but he did hire Garrett in the first place so that's already out the window.

He'll be another two-and-out mistake, just like McAdoo and Shurmur were.

Big_D · May 13, 2020

stasheroo said:
He'll be another two-and-out mistake, just like McAdoo and Shurmur were.

I wouldn’t be surprised!

Parcells4Life · May 13, 2020

Expect lots of seam routes to Engram. They don’t have great WRs to take pressure off on outside. Garrett likes go routes, seam routes, hitches and digs.

Have to prepare for 2-3 HB screens a game. No WR screens.

If Daniel Jones can be his Romo, he’ll try to light up the board.

Wezsh0T · May 13, 2020

buybuydandavis said:
Too bad Romo isn't on Fox to call the game.

That would be GOLD! Too bad. The DRAMA!

Aven8 · May 13, 2020

Sit on the button hooks Chido!

Sarge · May 13, 2020

Get ready Saquon!

Longboysfan · May 13, 2020

When did his offense succeed. With superior talent at all positions.
I don't think the Giants have that level of talent.

Nova · May 13, 2020

stasheroo said:
He'll be another two-and-out mistake, just like McAdoo and Shurmur were.

As much as I dislike Garrett, he’s probably better than both of those guys. And I wouldn’t be surprised if he sticks around longer.

I just think that Daniel Jones will probably be able to run Garrett’s offense to some degree of success, especially with Saquon’s help. And I think Garrett throught that as well when he took the job.

Stash · May 13, 2020

Sarge said:
Get ready Saquon!

Oh he's ready...

Stash · May 13, 2020

Nova said:
As much as I dislike Garrett, he’s probably better than both of those guys. And I wouldn’t be surprised if he sticks around longer.

McAdoo sets a low bar for sure, it would be hard to flame out any harder than he managed to.

But Shurmur has proven to be a decent offensive coordinator and didn't need Jerry Jones to get HIS jobs. None of them are head coach worthy.

I just think that Daniel Jones will probably be able to run Garrett’s offense to some degree of success, especially with Saquon’s help. And I think Garrett throught that as well when he took the job.

I feel bad for Saquon. Garrett will likely forget about him the way he always has with his running backs when he's actually calling plays. Garrett has no awareness or insight into the running game. That's why he's always needed another coach to hold his hand in that area.

Chuck 54 · May 13, 2020

Garrett was a weak head coach. Anyone who thinks he wasn’t a very good OC is just too lazy to look at the facts. Look at the Giants....of course Judge wants the offense to be built around Garrett’s plan. They have a young, unproven QB who turns the ball over way too much. They do not have stud receivers. They always have good TEs, and they are finally investing in their OL. Why? Because the best player on their team, Barkley, has been wasted for two years of his rookie contract. The Giants offense will be greatly improved under Garrett, and in time, he will turn the young QB loose. Check your history. Garrett liked throwing the ball much more than Linehan did.

Stash · May 13, 2020

Chuck 54 said:
Garrett was a weak head coach. Anyone who thinks he wasn’t a very good OC is just too lazy to look at the facts.

Please elaborate on these 'facts' you speak of. Personally, I'd love to discuss them because it would give me another opportunity to disavow the false narrative that Garrett did some 'great job' as an offensive coordinator. "Say when..."

Look at the Giants....of course Judge wants the offense to be built around Garrett’s plan.

After all, what does Judge know about offense? The guy is a special teams coach.

They have a young, unproven QB who turns the ball over way too much. They do not have stud receivers. They always have good TEs, and they are finally investing in their OL. Why? Because the best player on their team, Barkley, has been wasted for two years of his rookie contract. The Giants offense will be greatly improved under Garrett, and in time, he will turn the young QB loose. Check your history. Garrett liked throwing the ball much more than Linehan did.

Yeah, 'pass happy' is the term you're looking for. A guy who's never known how to use the running game. Barkley will continue to be wasted.

Valkyr · May 13, 2020

If I were Joe Judge, I would end most conversations with, 'I'll be the JUDGE of that!" and look around for a hi-five.

I guess it's good I am not named Judge.

Stash · May 13, 2020

Valkyr said:
If I were Joe Judge, I would end most conversations with, 'I'll be the JUDGE of that!" and look around for a hi-five.

I guess it's good I am not named Judge.

If nothing else, it would be more entertaining!
:lmao:

Idgit · May 13, 2020

stasheroo said:
Or seeing the things that the football dunces still can't...

What is it you think that comment actually meant, exactly? Because it wasn’t the sick burn on me that you seem to think it was.

In the meantime, I’ll keep dying on that hill of accurately evaluating the last HC. You think it bothers me that a couple dozen anonymous dudes on the internet are upset by that. It doesn’t. And I’m not sure why you’d think that, anyway, but then it’s gotten to be a long list of stupid things you choose to think for bad reasons, so its not exactly an interesting question at this point. You do you. We can laugh at each other.

Idgit · May 13, 2020

reddyuta said:
more likely they suck at evaluating coaches,if this thing goes south Garrett is the 1st one to go.

FWIW, in NY they’re writing articles about how they expect Garrett is just a 1-year rental at OC as he’ll likely get a HC next offseason.

An ardent group of disaffected fan doesn’t necessarily mean anything in the NFL. It means that the team didn’t win enough. When a team doesn’t win enough, it’s the QB or the HC who gets blamed, period. No matter what the actual reason.

Look at the last two decades in Cincinnati. You telling me that was QB play and coaching? News flash: it’s not.

Now, look at the last two decades in Dallas. Guess what, brother?

Stash · May 13, 2020

Idgit said:
What is it you think that comment actually meant, exactly? Because it wasn’t the sick burn on me that you seem to think it was.

Keep at it until you figure it out. It's funny that you try to be condescending to others with your "keyboard warriors" comment, while everyone knows the truth.

In the meantime, I’ll keep dying on that hill of accurately evaluating the last HC. You think it bothers me that a couple dozen anonymous dudes on the internet are upset by that. It doesn’t. And I’m not sure why you’d think that, anyway, but then it’s gotten to be a long list of stupid things you choose to think for bad reasons, so its not exactly an interesting question at this point. You do you. We can laugh at each other.

Yeah, and I'll stand with everyone else here. Laughing at you and the joke that you've become.

But 'you do you' too. Every court needs its jester.

Scotman · May 13, 2020

If it worked on here, it'll work on the field.

Nova · May 13, 2020

stasheroo said:
McAdoo sets a low bar for sure, it would be hard to flame out any harder than he managed to.

But Shurmur has proven to be a decent offensive coordinator and didn't need Jerry Jones to get HIS jobs. None of them are head coach worthy.

I feel bad for Saquon. Garrett will likely forget about him the way he always has with his running backs when he's actually calling plays. Garrett has no awareness or insight into the running game. That's why he's always needed another coach to hold his hand in that area.

I can see it going either way. Either Garrett will run Saquon into the ground or forget about him.

Stash · May 13, 2020

Nova said:
I can see it going either way. Either Garrett will run Saquon into the ground or forget about him.

Based on past history as coordinator, it will be forgetting about him. That is Garrett's history.

Never forget the 'running game helpers' that he has always needed:

Tony Sparano
Dan Reeves
Bill Callahan

Competent offensive coordinators don't need another coach to hold their hand for half the job.

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