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Quote from: MightyGiants on Today at 09:04:11 AMdrafted a safety and CB on day two?  It's not like they restocked in free agency

Not for me, but I understand some fans are disappointed because the offense was so much worse than the D last year and our marquee player acquisition during free agency was defense.

For me, this team has so many needs that apart from trying to get one of the top three QBs at the top of the first round, I didn't want them to be position-driven with their draft approach. I want the best players they can possibly get.

The scouting reports on DS coming out of Auburn raised concerns about his hands.  There was a reason why a guy with his speed lasted to the 5th rd.

I like him, seems like a decent guy, works hard, etc. But I wouldn't make him out to be more than what we've seen so far over the last 5 years. One of the many "okay " WRs who carve out careers as a #4 or #5   JMO

Odunze

Quote from: MightyGiants on April 26, 2024, 05:33:19 PMNabers, I am tired of the Giants investing high picks on the O-line only to have it end up the worst in the league.

I've hit the "Like" button for all of you who selected Nabers and your rationale is in alignment with my own.

So, for Nabers ...

+1

Peace!

Quote from: madbadger on Today at 09:53:13 AMHe won't stop chasing a buck until 50% of his former players are dead by the age of 40. With all that we know about the impact of head injuries you'd think that they'd be looking for ways to shorten the season instead of adding more.

I agree. More hits, less time to prepare equals higher risk for injuries and shorter NFL careers. Translate: players want to be paid even more if their futures are at higher risk of being debilitated. More NFLPA grievances against Goodell and his band of billionaires. It's little wonder the romance of the sport has gone the way of the dinosaur. Not even the late Steve Sabol could manufacture a script for NFL Films to cover up how the greed and ultimate lacking for what's best for the players' safety has compromised the sport.

Goodell is completely missing the point. Take care of the players and the current issues, regarding safety, in today's game, first and foremost!

Peace!

I hate the modern NFL. If I was younger and not motivated by nostalgia and tradition I'm sure I'd not be remotely interested. 

Quote from: katkavage on Today at 11:00:31 AMMight be true, but they are a money machine and the owners love it.

Exactly, it's all a money grab anymore. The traditions, talent and exposure are all watered down.

Defenses can no longer be dominant like they used to be, and they run through players like Kleenex tissue with the inattention to playing surfaces and recovery time.

18 games? Hell why not make it 20 and put flags on them?! Oh wait, that's what he's pondering!

Quote from: TONKA56 on Today at 10:57:55 AMIs Singletary that guy? 🤔

Do we have a goal line running back? 

I don't think in today's NFL there is such a thing as a goal line RB. The days of Csonka and "The Bus" are long gone. Defenses are bigger, faster, and stronger so few RBs can push a line out of the way with brute force...especially when the defense knows it's coming

I think a guy like Jaylen Wright might do as well as any in the draft. He's fast, shifty, strong, and plays with a nasty demeanor and unrivaled intensity. If he sees a crease, he's already trying to thread it

Quote from: MightyGiants on Today at 08:17:28 AMhttps://x.com/nickfalato/status/1784187990660571379?s=46&t=1vcQIN8GqF5J2oLdxEVEJQ

Tackling technique is not picture perfect but his instincts, awareness , quick reaction time and the angles he takes are top notch.

Quote from: andrew_nyGiants on Today at 10:41:02 AMGoodell should mull stepping away, he's systematically ruining the NFL.


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Might be true, but they are a money machine and the owners love it.