Kayvon Thibodeaux Calls Out Giants' Defense In Blunt Review

Kayvon Thibodeaux's Candid Critique

Kayvon Thibodeaux held nothing back after the New York Giants suffered another defensive setback. In the wake of the 49ers' 34-24 triumph over the Giants on Sunday at MetLife Stadium, Thibodeaux was transparent in his assessment of the team's defensive woes. When asked about San Francisco's offensive prowess, which at one point averaged over six yards per play, the defensive end didn't sugarcoat his response.

“That s--t’s bad, man. That s--t’s real bad,” Thibodeaux told reporters. “We gotta do a better job as players, coaches, support. Everybody gotta do a better job. It’s unacceptable.”

49ers' Dominant Performance

San Francisco took control after New York’s initial touchdown drive, showcasing their ability both on the ground and through the air. Quarterback Mac Jones connected on 19 of his 24 passes, amassing 235 yards and two touchdowns. Complementing Jones' aerial success, Christian McCaffrey was a dual threat, racking up 106 rushing yards and 67 receiving yards, scoring twice to cement the 49ers’ offensive supremacy.

Giants' Struggles Continue

While Giants' rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart showed promise with 191 passing yards, two touchdowns, and an additional 56 rushing yards and a score, the team still faltered defensively. Despite Dart's efforts, the Giants couldn't disrupt San Francisco's pace, allowing the 49ers to exploit gaps in their defense throughout the matchup. Sitting at a 2-7 record, the Giants remain on a quest for defensive solutions against tough opponents.