Week 16 PREVIEW: The New York Giants host the Carolina Panthers

In this Week 16 PREVIEW, the New York Giants host the Carolina Panthers in what will be the G-Men’s very last game in Giants Stadium. To commemorate the occasion, Greg and Dan welcome Winston-Salem’s native son CASEY to help add some insight on the collapse of Jake Delhomme and the struggles of the 2009 Carolina Panthers. The three spend a lot of time wondering what the hell happened to Delhomme, a one-time solid NFL QB, as well as pondering the fate of Carolina coach (and former Giants’ defensive coordinator) John Fox. Also coming up in conversation is the talented Steve Smith (which one?), Julius Peppers, the Panthers’ historical inability to string two consecutive seasons as a legitimate contender, and Carolina’s strikingly out-of-date nineties era uniforms. In addition, Dan regales Greg by describing his third consecutive appearance at midnight mass. All this and much more. DON’T MISS IT!!!

Will the absence of this guy help the Panthers ruin the G-Men's playoff aspirations?

Will the absence of this guy help the Panthers ruin the G-Men's playoff aspirations?

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December 26, 2009 · Filed under Game Preview

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  1. KrosseyedKim Said,

    December 28, 2009 @ 7:10 pm

    I’m disgusted about the Defense. I feel that the backbone of any good team is a damned good Defense, every position. The more we can prevent the other team from scoring, the better chance we have of Eli hitting Boss, and Nicks (I’m biased). Our Red Zone Defense is awful. Atrocious. We couldn’t prevent another team’s offense if they stood an inch from the goal line and said, “Tackle me! Taaackle me and I’ll promise to fall away from the goal line!” Pathetic.

    We looked like the Redskins looked last week. I remember reading on a Giants blog after the game that the Giants were basically bullies this season. Beating up on the bad, lesser than the rest teams and then cowering when we actually faced someone with skill. I agree wholeheartedly.

    Time to get interested in the Draft. And Bill Sheridan, no. I am not welcoming you back next season.

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