Safety Ken Hamlin past performances vs Giants
Anaylsis by Hot Toddy from a sports forum:
Ken Hamlin had 3 INT's last year. 2 of which came against the Giants, and both led to TD's. This was the 3rd game of the season (Manning's early season "hot-streak"). He also had 2 PD's which tied for his season's highs (multiple). Also 4 tackles. Hamlin only played against the Giants one time in his career.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/6378/gamelog
Interesting tidbits are in the below snips from the article:
A: Manning's initial mistake was not seeing Ken Hamlin lurking behind Plaxico Burress on New York's third play, after the Giants' Corey Webster had outfought Jackson for an interception to begin the game. Hamlin jumped in front of Burress, intercepted Manning's pass and returned it 37 yards to the New York 15.
Two plays later, Alexander scored on a 2-yard run. Alexander played only three quarters and gained 47 yards on 20 carries -- his third consecutive sub-100 yard day.
B: Manning's next error was a looping toss intended for Amani Toomer, who was briefly open on a corner route. Hamlin, roving in the middle of the field, raced under the pass and returned his second interception of the period 26 yards to the New York 27.
That became a 21-0 lead four plays later, when Hasselbeck found Jackson for an easy, 4-yard touchdown pass.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/recap;_y...=200609 24026
With our secondary woes as of late, I'm hoping Hamlin can repeat a similar performance. No doubt he'll have his hands full, but his play will be a key part in this upcoming game, whether it be vocal or statistical. I'm hoping on both. I'm confident he'll step to the plate.
Silver and Blue are True!!!
Ken Hamlin had 3 INT's last year. 2 of which came against the Giants, and both led to TD's. This was the 3rd game of the season (Manning's early season "hot-streak"). He also had 2 PD's which tied for his season's highs (multiple). Also 4 tackles. Hamlin only played against the Giants one time in his career.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/6378/gamelog
Interesting tidbits are in the below snips from the article:
A: Manning's initial mistake was not seeing Ken Hamlin lurking behind Plaxico Burress on New York's third play, after the Giants' Corey Webster had outfought Jackson for an interception to begin the game. Hamlin jumped in front of Burress, intercepted Manning's pass and returned it 37 yards to the New York 15.
Two plays later, Alexander scored on a 2-yard run. Alexander played only three quarters and gained 47 yards on 20 carries -- his third consecutive sub-100 yard day.
B: Manning's next error was a looping toss intended for Amani Toomer, who was briefly open on a corner route. Hamlin, roving in the middle of the field, raced under the pass and returned his second interception of the period 26 yards to the New York 27.
That became a 21-0 lead four plays later, when Hasselbeck found Jackson for an easy, 4-yard touchdown pass.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/recap;_y...=200609 24026
With our secondary woes as of late, I'm hoping Hamlin can repeat a similar performance. No doubt he'll have his hands full, but his play will be a key part in this upcoming game, whether it be vocal or statistical. I'm hoping on both. I'm confident he'll step to the plate.
Silver and Blue are True!!!
posted by The Gryphon at 9:08 AM
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