After another brutal loss, here is the New York Giants Slays And Bombs Week 6 against the Buffalo Bills. The offense for the Giants was alright, but it wasn’t enough for the team to win. New York had many chances to win but blew their chances to get the win. During the game, in the first half, New York’s defense did well enough against the Bills in shutting them out. Sadly, they could only do much before falling apart. The New York Giants, with Saquon Barkley back, did well. Sadly, the reason why the Giants lost is because of poor clock management, costing them points. This game is a horror show for the Giants and could get worse.
New York Giants Slay And Bomb, Slay: Tyrod Doesn’t Fumble The Ball
A slay for the New York Giants is they had to get the offense moving, and they did alright. The Giants were without Daniel Jones Sunday night; Tyrod Taylor did fair enough with a 24/36 passing rate and no turnovers. Along with getting balls to receivers, the Giants run the ball with Barkley, Bredia, and more competently. Tyrod Taylor, sadly, was not enough for the Giants to get any touchdowns in the game. The Giants’ offense is not good, and while they lost the game, they could gain confidence with Tyrod Taylor playing. New York’s season is a nightmare, and this offense needs to move forward to save it.
Giants QB Tyrod Taylor (2) – Gregory Fisher/USA TODAY Sports
New York Giants Slays And Bombs, Bomb: Wasted Offensive Drives
In the loss against the Bills, a bomb for the New York Giants, their chances to win were gone due to bad offensive playcalling. New York had gotten a fumble recovery from the Bills in the first half, but it didn’t result in points. Even with some timely interceptions and bad drives from the Bills, the Giants didn’t take advantage. New York could have gotten the lead in the end but failed due to poor clock management from the team. We will get into that issue later, but the Giants lost a game they could have easily won.
New York Giants Slays: First Half Shut Out
New York’s slay for the game in Buffalo was their defense holding the Bills down during the first half. The Giants to win was to hold down Josh Allen, and they did a great job in the first half. While New York didn’t take advantage of the turnovers, it could do well in the future. The defense in the first half did a great job shutting out the Bills offense but failed in the second half. The New York’s defense also stopped the run in the first half. The Giants could save their season if their defense keeps this up with more winnable games ahead.
New York Giants Bombs: Blown Second Half
Another bomb that killed the Giants’ chances in this game was the defense in the second half. New York gave up two crucial touchdowns in the second half to the Bills offense. Buffalo went through the Giants’ defense at ease with two touchdowns. The Giants could not stop Josh Allen even if they had gotten an interceptions off of him. They could have won if the defense could have stopped Allen from one of those drives, but it was moot.
Giants RB Saquon Barkley (26) – AP Photos/Matt Durisko
New York Giants Slays: Healthy Saquon Barkley
A final slay that the Giants could take in this loss was getting Saquon Barkley back in the field. New York’s offense felt much better, with Barkley running the ball in Buffalo and staying healthy. Barkley, doing the game, had a 90+ yard game and gave the quarterback some space. New York’s season could be salvaged by getting Barkley back and keeping opponents up on their feet soon. While the Giants had lost the game, getting healthy could save this team’s season.
New York Giants Bombs: Clock Management Or Take The Darn Points
A final bomb for the New York Giants’ loss is their awful time management. During the end of the first half, the Giants could have easily gotten three crucial points to end it but elected to run it. The decision was awful and cost the Giants the game by making it a touchdown on the final drive. It was a terrible decision by Tyrod Taylor and the Giants’ coaching staff and would cost people jobs if possible. The New York Giants are in a nightmare, and bad clock management worsens it.
New York Giants Slays And Bombs: Overview
In a horror show of a season, the New York Giants Slays And Bombs Week 6 shows it will get worse. The New York Giants offense without Daniel Jones has shown they could move the ball but needs more to win. New York’s offensive mistakes will cost them critical games like this if they don’t improve. Even the Giants’ defense in the first half has shown improvement in the loss but has flaws. The poor clock management may have been a critical reason for the loss, but this season could worsen. The season may be over for the New York Giants, so they need to salvage wins to have a better future.
