This was the way the throwback Giants used to do it, season on the line and the opposing quarterback under siege and eaten alive.
This was the way the throwback Giants used to do it, season on the line — in this case much too early — and the opposing quarterback under siege and eaten alive by hungry predators who would refuse to leave the home stadium without saving the season first.
It was on the second play of the third quarter that epitomized this Giants defense, when Lawrence and Thibodeaux and Leonard Williams all met at the quarterback, and after five first-half sacks, the sixth was credited to Lawrence and Thibodeaux .Rising Monsters of the Meadowlands, and he is the biggest Giant of them all.
“Last year it was about bringing ’em to the deep end, this year it’s about hitting them in their mouth first,” Thibodeaux said. Williams even blocked a 27-yard field-goal attempt that would have made it a 14-10 game early in the fourth quarter.
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