What do you want to see against the Giants?

[RumHam]

A blowout and a shutout. Long touchdowns and defensive turnovers. THIS NEEDS TO BE A DAMN STATEMENT GAME. But it's Ron coming off of a bye.

[thefuzz]

A 4th quarter that doesn't end with me having bloody fingernails.

[Davidson Deac II]

A win.  Anything else is gravy.  

[Cat]

Just win, I don't care how.

[Varking]

A win and no injuries. 

[motocross_cat]

Beckham throwing a hissy on the sideline please.

[panthers_fan_in_tx]

A killer pass rush.   If we don't do that it'll be a long day.  

[LinvilleGorge]

Just win.

But, I do look forward to hopefully seeing NFL caliber safety play with Reid and Adams and I'm curious to see what Samuel will bring to our passing game. Hopefully we actually see a downfield threat. Have we cooked up some more ways to get Moore involved over the bye week?

[PhillyB]

shutout #3

[Jon4rd]

I want to see Pep get his first sack of the season and really start to get in the rhythm against this terrible Giants OL. This could be the game where he finally gets going. Hopefully we limit Odell and keep him out of the middle of the field. Odell in space is scary. Don't think Eli will have the time to throw deep balls so I expect a lot of quick slants and check downs to Barkley 

[FugAllY'all]

A win first and foremost, but we should show out in this game. Teams with passer protection issues that don't really have a quick/precision passing game or a mobile QB usually have long nights against us. Their defense isn't terrible, but it's definitely worse than the Bengals and we balled on them. 

[SmokinwithWilly]

Interesting note.

I was watching ESPN First take this morning while I was waiting for the wife to get ready and up comes this huge argument about how the Giants offense is crap and nothing is happening, the offense takes too long to develop, blocking is terrible, and on and on. The thing that blew my mind is not once did they mention Shula at OC as being part of the problem. Eli taking to long to go through his reads, offensive line not blocking, plays taking too long to develop, running 40 yard routes when Eli has pressure in the backfield in under 2 seconds. It was like watching a discussion of everything the huddle has said about Shula for years, argued on TV, with not one mention of his name. 

[Saca312]

Curtis Samuel on every snap and every target for 1000+ yards would be the dream.

Otherwise, just a win.

[LA_Panther]

I really hope we don't look past the Giants