Giants’ Joe Judge gets ripped off for calling unexplainable QB sneak question in season three and season 9: ‘This is so sad’

This call to play could bring big blues Giants fans.

The Giants are rapidly dwindling to 4-13 seasons, and Sunday’s few play calls perfectly encapsulate the inept, funky New York offense and

Down 3-0 at the end of the second half, the Giants began their journey deep into their own territory. On the third and ninth lines from their own 4-yard line, the Giants’ offense dug deep into their pockets of tricks and called a… midfield sneak?

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To make matters even more frenzied, the giants took the lead on the third and ninth sneaks with a second and 11th sneak – and then an initial penalty that sent them to back to the goal within a few inches.

Fox commentator Chris Myers made it clear: “This is so sad.”

To try and apply logic to another illogical situation: The offense of the Giants is to reach the level of underperformance of the peewee soccer league and unwillingness to venture deep into their territory for a In a tight game, the Judge might want to give his hitman some extra relaxation room.

Judge has come under criticism since arriving in New York, and unfortunately for disciple Bill Belichick, he doesn’t have the records, genealogies, or results of his mentor to give him the laziness he needed. for a bizarre play call like this .

Reports indicate that owner John Mara may be willing to give Judge another shot in 2022, this time with GM’s pick. Fox Sports’ Jay Glazer reported Sunday that Kevin Abrams, the Giants’ assistant GM, could be Judge’s choice.

It seems that Giants fans have taken the news well:

Elsewhere, NFL analysts Judge was ripped off for deciding to bet before the game: