The New York Giants were once again humiliated and outmatched in a primetime game, falling to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 30-10, on Monday night.
The game was not as close as the score indicated. The Giants’ offense hit its low point on the season and that will potentially usher in some much-needed change. It may have also been the final nail in the coffin for upcoming terminations.
Before we dive into all of that, here’s a look at the snap counts that contributed to the Giants’ seventh loss of the season.
Offensive snaps: 58
Defensive snaps: 78
Special teams snaps: 25
Left tackle Andrew Thomas returned from injury and handled a full workload. As expected, he was the best offensive player on the field and one of the very few bright spots of Week 11.
Running back Saquon Barkley also returned and took more than 60 percent of the offensive snaps. On the downside of things, rookie wide receiver Kadarius Toney was limited to just 35 snaps after suffering a second half injury.
Defensively, Julian Love stepped in for Logan Ryan (COVID-19) and took all 78 defensive snaps.
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