Short passes. The greatest pass of Eli Mannings lifehigh school, college, prowas the bomb down the left sideline to Mario Manningham that led to the winning touchdown in their Super Bowl upset of New England three years ago. That pass travelled 46 yards in the air, and was good for a 38-yard gain. Watching the Giants practice this afternoon, I doubt Manning will throw five balls farther than 46 yards in the air this entire year. New offensive coordinator Ben McAdoos offense is predicated on lots of short and intermediate throws and no mistakes. So all afternoon Manning dinked and dunked his way down the field and, from what I saw, did not throw an interception. Thats good, isnt it?