When it comes to parceling out blame for Sunday night’s abysmal offensive performance, Ben McAdoo said he couldn’t just point to the play of the offensive line, the performance of the receivers, or even the production from his two-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback.
“There’s enough to go around,” he said on Monday, following the 23-16 loss to the Packers in which the Giants faced a team that came in with one of the worst pass defenses in the league, had their two starting cornerbacks on the sideline with injuries, and yet managed just 219 yards of total offense. It was their lowest output since they finished with 197 yards in the 2014 opener at Detroit.