Big Blue Huddle

Quote from: sxdxca38 on Today at 10:26:19 PMHi Philo,

DJ has played in the NFL for five seasons now.

In two of those years when he had the 17th and 18th ranked offensive line he produced solid numbers.

If they give him just an average o line this year, combined with Nabers, who can take a 5 yards slant for 60, DJ will have a solid bounce back year, and the Giants will win again.

Please be well

Let's hope. Schoen job is counting on it.

Quote from: madbadger on Today at 10:13:18 PMTheir skill position players were worse than ours last year and they didn't get better so far this offseason. Their line should be solid though, so at least he won't be running for his life every week.

Don't forget - Broncos have our old friend Sills

Quote from: Philosophers on Today at 10:23:23 PMIf DJ continues to throw 2 yard passes on 3rd and 12, Nabers will not have mattered.  DJ needs to throw downfield now.

Hi Philo,

DJ has played in the NFL for five seasons now.

In two of those years when he had the 17th and 18th ranked offensive line he produced solid numbers.

If they give him just an average o line this year, combined with Nabers, who can take a 5 yards slant for 60, DJ will have a solid bounce back year, and the Giants will win again.

Please be well

Quote from: files58 on Today at 10:39:41 AMI absolutely LOVED Panarin's borderline hit to Oshie. Last season's Panarin would never do that. That was payback for the non-call high stick. The hit shows his determination, and the confidence that his team has his back. Speaks alot. The Caps tomorrow are going to come out of the gate like a quarter horse. It's going to be nasty. CLEAR THE PUCK, just dump it out. Catch them with odd man rushes. Before this is over I see Cuylle mixing it up with Wilson.

Oshie f'd around and found out.  He has always been a dirtbag on the ice.  Just goes unnoticed because he is not as bad as Wilson.

Quote from: Trench on Today at 10:24:10 PMI am not sure so I'll ask - isn't Slayton being paid like a #1 or 2 WR?....if so that is a problem if he doesnt get looks

He's being paid like a number 3 WR.  I think the challenge in trading him is that it's such a strong WR draft class

Quote from: MightyGiants on Today at 09:55:32 PMThe Giants can't keep players healthy, so valuable depth.   Still, wouldn't shock me if the Giants make a trade to pick up some extra draft capital

I am not sure so I'll ask - isn't Slayton being paid like a #1 or 2 WR?....if so that is a problem if he doesnt get looks

Quote from: MightyGiants on Today at 10:14:52 PMIf the line proves adequate, the receiving trio of Nabers, Hyatt, and Robinson should finally give DJ his first set of NFL-caliber receivers since he got to the NFL.

If Jones can stay healthy and he can overcome the trauma of last season, then there is a potential for Jones to be a top-10 guy

If DJ continues to throw 2 yard passes on 3rd and 12, Nabers will not have mattered.  DJ needs to throw downfield now.

Quote from: MightyGiants on Today at 10:14:52 PMIf the line proves adequate, the receiving trio of Nabers, Hyatt, and Robinson should finally give DJ his first set of NFL-caliber receivers since he got to the NFL.

If Jones can stay healthy and he can overcome the trauma of last season, then there is a potential for Jones to be a top-10 guy

If the line proves adequate (by which I mean average) it will finally give DJ his first NFL-caliber offensive line since he got to the NFL.  If that happens and they get a modicum of health I think top ten is not out of the question.

Quote from: MightyGiants on Today at 10:14:52 PMIf the line proves adequate, the receiving trio of Nabers, Hyatt, and Robinson should finally give DJ his first set of NFL-caliber receivers since he got to the NFL.

If Jones can stay healthy and he can overcome the trauma of last season, then there is a potential for Jones to be a top-10 guy

I think you may want to add to your post - if Jones matures, learns how to make quicker reads, throws balls away instead of taking hits, learns to not lock onto receivers, then we will be in lockstep

Quote from: katkavage on Today at 10:04:58 PMI think Atlanta got too cute with the pick and ignored other needs. Bad pick in my opinion for the team and the player.

I agree with you. I just looked at the Cousins contract. They're pretty much stuck with him through 2026. Completely bizarre that they signed him if they were willing to pick Penix in the top 10. Seems like they didn't scout Penix at all during the season, and then they jumped to signed Cousins, then they finally did some due diligence on Penix and fell in love with him.

Crazy way of doing things.