Golden Tate back with the giants

New York Giants coach Joe Judge said Monday wide receiver Golden Tate, who was dropped out of disciplinary action when the team surrendered to face the Washington soccer team this weekend, is return with the Giants and is expected to play Week 10 against the Philadelphia Eagles. .

“He was back there with us today to work,” said the judge, indicating that Tate will be training on Wednesday. “I would expect Golden to be active (Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles). I have no reason to believe he wouldn’t be active at this point.

Why does the offensive line rotation work?

Offensive linemen will tell you that continuity is the key to a successful line. So why does the Giants’ rotation of Andrew Thomas, Matt Peart and Cam Fleming on tackle work?

“We’ve talked about it a lot internally, to be honest with you,” Judge said. “Part of the reason maybe is that it gives our guys a bit of a break, keeps them a bit cooler, they have cooler legs out there … maybe it changes what the defense can be done to attack you … the only thing we have concluded is that whatever the reasons the other side is, we love the way it works for us and we’ll keep going with it.

Rookie judge Matt Peart, who has been back and forth from right to left.

“It’s very impressive, especially for a young man like Matt,” Judge said. “He’s really made a lot of progress in that regard, and it’s definitely something that sets him up better for the rest of his career.”

Resume the exercise escaped?

After the insane game in which Jabrill Peppers recovered a fumble from Washington after the ball leapt over 20 yards across the field with several players missing the chance to carry it, the judge was asked if he would bring the back home. slip and slip recovery exercise.

“You bet,” the judge said. “We certainly don’t want to be out there looking like the Keystone Cops trying to get that ball back.”