The way the Giants have punched back after getting hit in the mouth is the defining characteristic of the back-to-back upset victories over the Packers and Ravens.
The way the Giants have punched back after getting hit in the mouth is the defining characteristic of the back-to-back upset victories over the Packers and Ravens that have elevated their season from a nice underdog storyDiscounting a safety intentionally taken on special teams, the defense has allowed eight scores — four touchdowns and four field goals — in the last two games. The offense has responded by scoring on the ensuing possession six out of eight times.
It’s as if Resiliency Dust is sprinkled on the sideline whenever an opponent threatens to gain too much momentum.The Giants’ average drive when responding to a score is nine plays for 48.1 yards. Remove the two failed responses and their average retaliation is 11 plays for 62.3 yards, with 34 total points scored. Compare that to the average numbers from 10 offensive possessions after a defensive stop: five plays for 18.3 yards, with 17 total points. “I wouldn’t say it’s magic.
“I’ve got a running joke going with Tyrod that they score and we go and get it right back,” Slayton said. “I don’t know what the reason for that is, but it’s great complementary football. Our defense does a great job keeping them out of the end zone, which makes your job a lot easier on offense. That’s the goal, though. Get an answer quick.” “You can’t focus on the scoreboard or what’s happening with the other side of the ball, or in the kicking game,” Daboll said.
“We’ll cross that bridge when we get to Wednesday,” Daboll said. “We’ll have some conversations about it, but Saquon is a tough customer.… He’ll get his treatment and be ready to go.”
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