Giants' Offense Shows Promise Despite Loss to Packers
The New York Giants' offense produced plenty of positives on Sunday, even if it ultimately came up short against the Green Bay Packers. The team racked up 142 yards on 38 carries, with standout performances from running backs Devin Singletary and Tyrone Tracy Jr.
Singletary, who scored two touchdowns on 14 carries, credited the offensive line for its crucial role in pushing through the running game. "The big guys up front, they were moving guys," he said. "Me and Trace, all we had to do was run. Even the receivers got in on it, the tight ends got in on all the dirty work, so that was big for us today."
Receivers like Isaiah Hodgins also made significant contributions, with Hodgins leading the team with 57 yards on five receptions. Despite being signed by the Giants just a few days earlier, Hodgins stepped up on short notice to deliver critical plays on fourth downs and blocks.
Head coach Mike Kafka expressed his pride in Hodgins' performance, calling him "super proud" of the receiver's efforts. The Giants' offense also showed signs of life during its final drive, which ended with a missed two-point attempt that would have given the team the lead.
As for rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart, who didn't play due to concussion protocol, Kafka indicated that his return remains uncertain. "I don’t want to get too far ahead on that," he said. "I know he’s still in the protocol, so we’ll just kind of play it as the protocol goes."
The Giants' defense also had a strong outing, with edge rusher Brian Burns recording two sacks and reaching a career-high 13 for the season. Despite being without defensive lineman Kayvon Thibodeaux due to a shoulder injury, Burns praised his teammate's impact on the team.
Overall, while Sunday's loss was disappointing, the Giants' offense showed flashes of promise that could be built upon in the coming weeks.
The New York Giants' offense produced plenty of positives on Sunday, even if it ultimately came up short against the Green Bay Packers. The team racked up 142 yards on 38 carries, with standout performances from running backs Devin Singletary and Tyrone Tracy Jr.
Singletary, who scored two touchdowns on 14 carries, credited the offensive line for its crucial role in pushing through the running game. "The big guys up front, they were moving guys," he said. "Me and Trace, all we had to do was run. Even the receivers got in on it, the tight ends got in on all the dirty work, so that was big for us today."
Receivers like Isaiah Hodgins also made significant contributions, with Hodgins leading the team with 57 yards on five receptions. Despite being signed by the Giants just a few days earlier, Hodgins stepped up on short notice to deliver critical plays on fourth downs and blocks.
Head coach Mike Kafka expressed his pride in Hodgins' performance, calling him "super proud" of the receiver's efforts. The Giants' offense also showed signs of life during its final drive, which ended with a missed two-point attempt that would have given the team the lead.
As for rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart, who didn't play due to concussion protocol, Kafka indicated that his return remains uncertain. "I don’t want to get too far ahead on that," he said. "I know he’s still in the protocol, so we’ll just kind of play it as the protocol goes."
The Giants' defense also had a strong outing, with edge rusher Brian Burns recording two sacks and reaching a career-high 13 for the season. Despite being without defensive lineman Kayvon Thibodeaux due to a shoulder injury, Burns praised his teammate's impact on the team.
Overall, while Sunday's loss was disappointing, the Giants' offense showed flashes of promise that could be built upon in the coming weeks.
and singletary too, he's like a force to be reckoned with 2 touchdowns in one game, not bad 
what i love about this team is they're always adapting, see how hogdins stepped up on short notice? that's clutch 
kaka's got it right keeping an eye on dart's return tho can't have him rushing back too soon or hes gonna hurt himself ouch 
burnz too, 13 sacks for the season? we might be onto something here 
they're still trying to figure out a rhythm and it shows, especially when they can't move the ball on 3rd down lol those big plays from Singletary are cool but i need to see more consistency from the receivers, even with Hodgins stepping up like that. Dart's concussion thing is super annoying btw 
gotta get him healthy ASAP or else we're stuck in limbo...
The G-Men's offense is finally starting to click! I love how they're getting production from the RBs and WRs. Devin Singletary is a beast on the field 
, and Isaiah Hodgins stepped up big time as a rookie. Not sure about Jaxson Dart though, hope he recovers quickly from that concussion 
. The defense was solid too, with Brian Burns making some huge plays. Maybe it's time to rework that O-line and get this offense rolling like we know they can! 
13 for the season already? The defense is looking solid, maybe we can build on this and get some wins under our belt 
but seriously tho we need 2 work on d red zone efficiency 
they made some crazy runs and got me pumped up! 
and Isaiah Hodgins is da real MVP 
head coach Mike Kafka is doin it right too, he's all about the team effort. 
and Brian Burns is a beast 
Brian Burns is a beast, btw... 13 sacks this season? 
like what's next, a team winning because their backup QB is more mobile than the starter? 
And Singletary is a beast out there! The big guys up front are doing their job and the receivers are stepping up too. Hodgins just joined the team and he's already making an impact... that's what I'm talking about! 
. Isaiah Hodgins, who just joined the team a few days ago, was like a total pro out there 
. And that's not even mentioning the tight ends getting in on all the action 
. Maybe this loss wasn't as bad as we thought after all 
and tyrone tracy jr is a game changer too 
14 carries for two touchdowns? That's what I call dominance on the field! 
And Brian Burns killing it on defense with those two sacks?