Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs in Arabic <\/p>\n
Grading\u00a0the Giants\u2019 20-13 loss to the Eagles\u00a0at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on Sunday:<\/p>\n
Offense<\/p>\n
Yes, that stunning big-play attack from last week was a mirage. <\/p>\n
Drew Lock (22 of 29, 138 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT) could not get the ball down the field, other than a 45-yard scoring toss to wondrous rookie Malik Nabers, who was shoved out of bounds by S Tristan McCollum and managed to tiptoe the right sideline to notch his team\u2019s only touchdown. <\/p>\n
Lock in the first half completed eight passes \u2014 for only 30 yards. <\/p>\n
That is almost hard to do. It was more of the same for Wan\u2019Dale Robinson (10-43) \u2014 plenty of receptions, paltry yardage. <\/p>\n
The running game (25-100) was substandard. Greg Van Roten and Josh Ezeudu were called for false start penalties. <\/p>\n
Third-down conversion rate (4 of 14) was dismal and 10 first downs and 238 yards against a bunch of Eagles backups was an apropos way to close things out.<\/p>\n
Grade: F<\/p>\n
Defense<\/p>\n
How fitting was it that on fourth down late in the game LB Boogie Basham was called for a neutral zone infraction to basically hand the game to the Eagles? <\/p>\n
Someone named Tanner McKee played quarterback for the Birds and kept the ball moving with short stuff against a weak pass rush, especially in the first half. Only 51 rushing yards allowed was fine. <\/p>\n
The Eagles lined up for their famous Tush Push and rookie CB Dru Phillips jumped offsides. That is just brutal. <\/p>\n
OLB Kayvon Thibodeaux cleaned up in the finale with two late sacks, giving him six in 12 games. <\/p>\n
Thibodeaux was called for a costly roughing the passer penalty in the final two minutes. <\/p>\n
TE Dallas Goedert (4-55), activated off injured reserve, could not be covered by anyone in the first half. <\/p>\n
LB Dyontae Johnson, receiving his first extended playing time after coming off injured reserve, showed good range with a team-high 10 tackles. <\/p>\n
S Anthony Johnson had a pass deflection at the line of scrimmage. <\/p>\n
LB Tomon Fox had a 4-yard tackle for loss in the fourth quarter.<\/p>\n
Grade: C+<\/p>\n
Special Teams<\/p>\n
How about that fake punt? <\/p>\n
Direct snap to Dane Belton picked up 10 yards and the first down. <\/p>\n
Jamie Gillan\u2019s first punt pinned the Eagles on their 16-yard line but the kick traveled only 43 yards. <\/p>\n
Gillan did not have the usual power behind his punts. <\/p>\n
Graham Gano hit a 25-yard field goal and nailed a 53-yarder that hit off the crossbar and dropped in. Allowing a 51-yard kickoff return to Isaiah Rodgers to open the second half was not ideal.<\/p>\n
Grade: B.<\/p>\n
Coaching<\/p>\n
The woes on offense will stay with Brian Daboll long after this season. <\/p>\n
This last game was more of the same. <\/p>\n
Enough with the quick outs to wide receivers and behind-the-line-of scrimmage passes.<\/p>\n
Daboll rolled the dice, went for it on 4th-and-8 at midfield on the first series and Lock\u2019s pass fell incomplete. <\/p>\n
Daboll probably would not have made that call in a \u201creal\u2019\u2019 game. <\/p>\n
A bomb to Nabers on 4th-and-2? That is a low-percentage call from Daboll. <\/p>\n
Shane Bowen having Brian Burns drop to cover a tight end? Is this the best use for Burns? <\/p>\n
More soft coverage all over the field until some late pressure, finally. Mike Ghobrial caught the Eagles off guard with the fake punt call in the second quarter.<\/p>\n
Grade: F<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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