Big Blue Huddle

My first pick was Williams yet considering what was on the board, I would have been more conservative and selected DE Morgan.

Pierre-Paul has more upside yet I view Morgan as a safer pick.  He reminds more of the Strahan/Tuck mold while Pierre-Paul reminds me more of Osi.  I don't see Jevon Kearse.

Would not be shocked if Spikes goes earlier than expected.  Afterall, if speed, agility and strength were all that mattered, Chaney would likely be the very first MIKE off the board.

I want Chaney and a big DT to protect him.

I believe Geno Atkins is another or better version of Alford.  I really didn't follow him in college yet he drew a lot of attention by destroying Iupati at the Senior Bowl.

Thanks for the info

LOL - can we draft them all?

41 - I'm all in 

Oakland Raiders- 26
Detroit Lions- 0
Baltimore Ravens-


The hat speaks . . . kinda

Detroit Lions- 20
Oakland Raiders- 13.5
New England Patriots- 3

New York Giants
Philadephia Eagles(what was I thinking?  "

Detroit Lions
Baltimore Ravens

Retro,

Hitting:  What are your thoughts on the batter hips when in the load position.  Are the "hips" what you consider the " launch" position?

Hit/Pitcher:  How do you get your batters to recognize the circle change?  The rotation isn't a quick as the fastball yet it's difficult to pickup being the delivery is the same.  I have kids (try) to remain in the load position and go with the pitch.  Same with the knuckle curve yet they still "lunge" at the ball.


Good stuff.

Nice group of RB's and certainly a lot of them.  I see zero sense of urgency for the Giants to go RB in round 1 despite what some of these mock drafts predict.  This OL can make many RB's look good.  I can see the Giants drafting a RB yet not too early.

Great game and great effort.

a quick side note:  3 cheers for Mike Singletary on sending Vernon Davis to lockerroom     Keep it up Plax, would love it if Coughlin does the same if Plax doesn't get his ship together.

Tough, mean football.  Can't believe Jacobs couldn't punch it in yet kept the Steelers offense in poor field position most of the qtr.  

Since the goalline stand it appears the Giants defense has turned it up.  Should be a great 2nd half.

2 monster hits from the secondary (Butler/Phillips 1 a penalty) great to see.

Quote from: Wolverine1975 on March 28, 2008, 07:31:53 PM
I would add to the list the 38-35 Giants victory over the Cowboys in November, 1980.  For me, this was sweet revenge from the heartbreaking loss they faced against them the previous year.

That was such a back and forth game.  Certainly a classic. http://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/198011090nyg.htm

  DAL NYG
NYG Earnest Gray 25 yard pass from Phil Simms (Joe Danelo kick) 0 7
DAL Tony Dorsett 1 yard rush (Rafael Septien kick) 7 7
NYG Larry Heater 1 yard rush (Joe Danelo kick) 7 14
DAL Robert Newhouse 1 yard rush (Rafael Septien kick) 14 14
NYG George Martin 4 yard pass from Phil Simms (Joe Danelo kick) 14 21
NYG Leon Perry 1 yard rush (Joe Danelo kick) 14 28
DAL Ron Springs 58 yard pass from Danny White (Rafael Septien kick) 21 28
DAL Robert Newhouse 29 yard rush (Rafael Septien kick) 28 28
DAL Tony Dorsett 13 yard rush (Rafael Septien kick) 35 28
NYG Tom Mullady 20 yard pass from Phil Simms (Joe Danelo kick) 35 35
NYG Joe Danelo 27 yard field goal 35 38

That's a great job  .

Looking back, all I remember is yelling "Burress" the moment Eli released the pass.