Bills vs. Giants: Jason Pierre-Paul Emerging In Second Season

he’s slowly working to become the full package that Tuck is. Also, don’t know if Fitzpatrick has fumbleitis when he gets hit, but JPP has freakishly long plastic man arms, so it seems like he literally wraps his arms around QBs twice when he hits them. alot of times some part of his arm knocks the ball loose.

JPP will do a ton of things in his career but the initial impression he left with the flip he pulled in the pre-game circle at S. Florida will always be the first thing I think off.

If Chris Hairston can play even decently in this game I’’ll be sold that he really is more than the 4th round RT prospect he was made out to be.

Though to be honest, it might worry me more that Perry is so familiar with the tendencies of Eric Wood and Andy Levitre. He was part of the staff that scouted, analyzed and then drafted them. He ran defenses against them in their first off-season and should be very aware of their strengths and weaknesses. Obviously they are entering their primes since then when they were just kiddies but still, some tendencies never really go away. Relatedly, I worry about his familiarity with Ryan Fitzpatrick. Both of these issues should help Perry formulate more finely tuned ways to get to Fitzy and its not like the Giants pass rush needs any more help as is.

Considering how much spread we run would it be that shocking to see him line up Tuck and JPP inside on some passing downs? Just be thankful Kiwanucka isnt healthy!

Their depth along the front seven is almost interchangeable. My key is if their pressure will force us out of our spread formation. Will we go five wide, four wide or confined to three wide at the most. If they are able to force the three wide or even split two ends, will we be able to match up running the ball and play a different style offensively. Another key of mine is our ability to adjust defensively in the second half to stop Bradshaw and Jacobs. Our biggest effort needs to be on defense in the second half.

We all know we can adjust to what ever pressure the Giants bring, but will that adjustment take us away from what we do best and that is to confuse the defense by putting four and five receivers/running backs wide.

When he dominated Florida State in a big road win for USF. He was in the backfield all day showcasing his explosiveness and athleticism. He was raw, but had star potential written all over him. Now, that potential is being realized and he’s proving to be one of the best young DE’s in football, and maybe the best. He’s a scary dude.

I’ve been impressed with the talent acquisition of the Giants in recent years. They seem to do a great job at adding star talent. JPP and Nicks in consecutive years was phenomenal and makes me jealous. The Bills haven’t been able to add one star talent like that in a long time. Terrell Thomas was a great pick a few years back too. Linval Joseph last year, taken after we grabbed Troup, looks like he could become a very solid DT for them. The Giants do a very solid job of drafting in the top 3 rounds and that’s what’s helped them become a decent, at worst, team every year. Unlike many of the other big market teams, the Giants have built their team through the draft, almost predominantly.

Glad Tuck is probably going to be out. He’s as good an all-around DE as there is the league. Unfortunately, Osi is back and wreaking havoc. 4 sacks in 2 games? More jealousy.

If we get out of this game with the offense scoring at least 24 points and Fitzy only being sacked 3 times, I’ll consider it a win for the offense. I just hope the defense can stop the run…

That’s great, but what about the other 10 guys?

The Giants pass rush scares the crap out of me. The over-hyped Eagles did not.

Fitz is a stud, but he’s gonna have his hands full and take a beating along with it.
GO BILLS!