re: Delvin Breaux is the defensive MVP of this team so far.

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Yeah but when he's in they're not really looking for him either. That's how he has played since he has been here. He's rarely targeted and just feels like a forgotten presence in the games because Qbs would rather focus on guys like Browner who look like they shouldn't be in the league right now.

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I agree, but when he has only played in 4 games (while being limited in 2 of those), I don't think he should be in the DMVP talks this year. Not a knock on him at all, just speaks volumes to how well some of the other guys have stepped up.

There were times in the game I felt we would have been better off just playing w/ 10 guys. Browner giving up 1st downs is obnoxious, and the worst part is it's the same calls every time. He needs to find another way to stay w/ the guy then to grab the jersey. The refs watch game film too.

I forgot how bad he looked in that game.

Cardinals he had like 4 defensive hold calls too that would rival Browner.

Anyone laugh at Ryan's scheme at putting Byrd in the middle of the field trying his best impression of Earl Thomas?

He almost made a damn fine interception flying over from the middle, I think toward the end of the game

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He almost made a damn fine interception flying over from the middle, I think toward the end of the game

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Breaux did, or are you talking about when Byrd tried to leap over another player and grab ball in air?

Breaux has been a good player this year, he will get better with experience. He does struggle, especially in dome at tracking the ball in the air on deep passes. That should improve with experience and coaching.

As for Byrd, I like what I've seen from him. Even the TD play where Breaux got beat, Byrd came out of his assignment in another zone and still had the ability to come close to making a play on the ball. Teams are really staying away from Byrd. There is always a few plays a game where he comes from way out where the QB is going with the ball and gets over to make a play or come close with quickness. I got a good laugh out of people dogging Byrd on that TD against Breaux, many safeties wouldn't even have been in the picture on that play, and his hand was inches from knocking the ball away, well maybe a foot or so away

Damn sure gave a lot of teams, us included, something to work on

I have a feeling giants are going to try that play one too many times this year.

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Those pick plays that the Giants scored at least twice on breaux are complete BS and impossible to cover

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Technically, rub plays.

But still, they're impossible to defend almost.