Big Blue Huddle

Quote from: Destiny on April 22, 2013, 11:49:44 PM
While Montgomery isn't a first round talent anymore I do believe he's getting underrated.  He spoke his mind about the trying statement.  I highly doubt you'll find many giving their all, risking injury against the lesser teams int he country.  And everyone forgets he says he can't afford to do that anymore in the NFL...

Regardless for the talk about a lack of burst he posted a better 40 time and a 10 yard split than Damontre Moore. Hopefully teams are put off by him so he's available in the 3rd.

Do you see a guy with his speed chasing down RG3 or Kapernick?

Quote from: Destiny on April 23, 2013, 12:02:45 AM
I am praying for Hankins in the 2nd. Before the insane Shariff Floyd hype train kicked in, Hankins was raved.  This was after the season too so he had no bad games and he didn't have any dumb off the field moments either. Not only would be stuff the run but he can eat double teams consistently which bodes well for Linval and JPP.

This would be a good pick

Rolle is vastly over paid and Brown is signed for one year.  So next year there could be a big need.  Still with so many more current and pressing needs, not sure the team has the luxury of drafting a safety.

There are some concerns that Ezekial Ansah may be older than he claims, so he may drop.  If he does drop I have to think Reese takes a long hard look.    Otherwise the only one in this class that really looks like a Reese type of DE is Corey Lemonier,   In the scheme of things what's the point of sending a guy running a 4.8+ or 4.9+ after a QB who runs a 4.4 or 4.5?   You simple are asking for highlight reel type plays from the QB.  These new quick athletic QBs need to be countered by DEs who are nearly as quick.   

Without an immediate need for an interior lineman, Barrett Jones in the 2nd round might be the best choice.

With so many needs, Miguel Maysonet later in the draft might be the best choice

There has been some debate about drafting a guard at 19.   I was listening to Gil Brandt yesterday morning and he addressed the idea of drafting guards early.   His point was how much would one of the top guards (Cooper or Warmack) change a game as opposed to one of the guards you could draft a little later.  Would they be game changers?   That was an interesting way to look at it and after reading Ceri's write up I am not sure I see a big enough difference between the big two and the Giants prototypes. 

Assuming the Giants have given up on Austin, I would love to see a guy like Josh Boyd picked up in the 4th or 5th round

Great stuff, I will have comments a bit later when I have time to properly post.

nice, thanks

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Bengals I think works for me, I need to check

Thanks,

That was a good read