Jaylen Wright would be a nice consolation prize. He's ranked pretty high, but I find next to no scuttlebutt on the internet about him - nothing, zilch, nada, nyet. He runs with violence and vision...and turned in a 4.38 at the combine, so he can scoot once free. I don't know about his hands, but he's got a little Walter Payton attitude in his running style. I would not be disappointed if he dressed in Blue and made Met Life his home. Don't get me wrong, I like Benson first and foremost, but so does every other team
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Ric,
If the Giants follow the Bills model, top RB prospects will not be on their radar
Quote from: MightyGiants on April 22, 2024, 12:28:52 PMRic,
If the Giants follow the Bills model, top RB prospects will not be on their radar
Maybe so, but the Bills have had their yardage machine QB since 2018 whereas the Giants will no longer have Barkley's contribution potential.
Cheers!
They might well think the FA pick up Dante Miller can be the third down/gadget guy.
Brightwell seems pigeon-holed as the ST/sometimes short yardage guy.
Gray did nothing well (run, block, catch) as a rookie but might yet emerge as a viable #2 guy in the rotation behind Motor.
My gut is they will think the big risk/need is a reliable option to be a higher workload RB2 who can carry the load as RB1 if Singletary gets hurt.
Somebody like Allen, Estime (Ceri's beloved choice!) or Isaiah Davis might fit that bill on day 3.
While I do think the Giants need to draft a RB and will, I will have no issue with them waiting until day three to do so. In fact, I think this is probably the most sensible approach, all things considered.