Quote from: Philosophers on Today at 10:40:56 AMOption 1 and it's not close. Live that haul at three important positions. Walker is a very good WR. Daniel Jeremiah loves him. Beebe solves our LG hole with new blood.
Quote from: Stringer Bell on Today at 10:20:43 AMWhich draft would you prefer?
6. JJ McCarthy, QB, Mich.
47. Cooper Beebe, OG, K. St.
70. Tez Walker, WR, UNC
6. Malik Nabers, WR, LSU
47. Braden Fiske, DL, Fla. St.
70. Khyree Jackson, CB, Ore.
Quote from: MightyGiants on Today at 10:02:38 AMYour QB needs to be able to reach you as well. When I scouted Nabers I noticed Nabers constantly had to throttle back on his deep passes (costing yards and TDs) because Daniels was always underthrowing him.
Quote from: babywhales on Today at 09:55:11 AMI have heard multiple say that jones was running the most basic offense and poorly at that. One DC, in fact some even mocked him for his inability to run such a simple offense.
Quote from: Philosophers on Today at 09:58:45 AMRich - as you know catching a deep pass is much more different than catching a 4 yarder. Bodies need to contort more, the timing of when the eyes look up to receive the ball is important, watching the ball come in, etc is what makes a great deep ball catcher. That's what I want to know about Nabers. I want to see stats that support this view he can do it.
Rich -
Quote from: Gmo11 on Today at 09:49:14 AMA lot of the same things were said about Lamar Jackson when he was coming out. Too slight of a build, too much running, going to be injured all the time, not accurate. etc. And what happened was Lamar was just the best athlete on the field even at the NFL level and has won 2 MVP awards. I'd certainly take that from a Giants QB! Not saying Daniels is going to be as good as Lamar but I wouldn't write him off just based on that.
Quote from: MightyGiants on Today at 09:53:42 AMWith 4.35 speed Nabers should have no problem being a deep threat. From what I have seen, I think the lack of arm strength by Daniels limited Naber's deep production.