Daniel Jones still has the one voice in his corner that matters, his head coach. The debate, however, is picking up steam with every loss. With Jones, do the New York Giants have their quarterback of the future? Has he even been drafted yet? This past Sunday, the Giants were driving for what they hoped would be a touchdown and tying two-point conversion. Jones' pass to … [Read more...] about Time’s Running Out On Daniel Jones
Waiting for Chris Herndon to make an impact for banged-up Jets
Waiting for Chris Herndon to make an impact for the banged-up Jets could be a test of one’s patience. If the Jets can’t get Herndon going this Sunday in Indianapolis, it’ll be time for another pulse-check. Just two weeks into the season, the Jets injury report resembles the waiting area of a M.A.S.H. unit. It’s a who’s who of names on this week’s report, specifically at the … [Read more...] about Waiting for Chris Herndon to make an impact for banged-up Jets
Without Saquon Barkley, All Eyes on Daniel Jones
On the eve of Week 3 in the NFL, Daniel Jones and the Giants are preparing to play the new hand they’ve been dealt. After an unusual amount of injuries throughout the league in Week 2, the Giants will move forward without one of their key contributors. The loss of running back Saquon Barkley, a team co-captain, to a torn ACL is a body blow for this team. The Giants were … [Read more...] about Without Saquon Barkley, All Eyes on Daniel Jones
Yankees are right to stick with Gerrit Cole / Kyle Higashioka battery
Gerrit Cole is pitching like the ace of the staff he’s paid to be. There’s no getting around the fact Cole has stepped up his performance since Kyle Higashioka began catching him regularly. Well, if it’s not broke, don’t fix it. Next week, all eyes will shift towards the playoffs. Less than a month ago, it didn’t look as if the Yankees would be playing into October. Two … [Read more...] about Yankees are right to stick with Gerrit Cole / Kyle Higashioka battery
David Peterson looks like a keeper for the Mets
David Peterson has been one of the few bright spots in a frustrating season for the Mets. With the Mets looking at the playoff picture from the outside, it’s time to start looking towards next year. The 25-year old Peterson has shown he belongs in the plans for 2021. For years now, the Mets have repeatedly tried to promote their starting pitching as the backbone of the … [Read more...] about David Peterson looks like a keeper for the Mets
