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I was expecting Wheeler to step up and challenge Flowers for the ORT job. From everything I've read it appears as though he's had a terrible camp. He better get going during preseason, his roster spot is far from secure.

Quote from: MightyGiants on July 26, 2018, 02:51:07 PM
False alarm, Beal is now on the exercise bike

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Renamed by the Giants the Osi bike, we need to face reality the kids done for the year, we can pretend he's red shirting  if that helps ease the pain.The bottom line is DG needs to burning the phones trying to get an accomplished Cornerback, Teddy Williams, BW Webb, Curtis Riley Et al. are scrubs or put a nicer way other teams UDFA practice squad players. They Giants can't screw around and obviously it's slim pickings. I want either DRC or Bashaud Breeland, hopefully both are healthy.

"Rich and I are at Training Camp"

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Welcome Dave I'm sure you'll delivery quality, at the same time I like that Tommee's got our back he's troll patrol so keep it real.

I've been championing McDermott for two months, he'll be our Mike Tomlin right down to the William and Mary pedigree.

Great job GO, it's great having a board historian, you would have made Christopher Allen proud.

Any thoughts on  Laurent Duvernay-Tardif? He seems to be getting a lot of attention, he's out of McGill which is Canada's Harvard or Englands Cambridge, not much competition but very bright, a medical student with apparantly good skills. I've seen him as high as a 3rd rounder in some mocks. I heard someone on the NFL network say that he's the biggest sleeper in the draft and that he'd be an excellent OLT for years in the NFL.

The greatest RB in Giants history is also the most disliked player in Giants history, I don't even need to type his name.

Quote from: MightyGiants on April 29, 2011, 07:42:33 AM
Pro Football Weekly draft analyst Nolan Nawrocki: Amukamara slid in large part because of concerns teams had about his perceived quirky personality and questions about how well he would fit into an NFL locker room. Many teams shy away from cornerbacks without interceptions, but the Giants, a value-driven team, recognized his worth and added depth to a battered secondary. He lacks ideal downfield ball skills, but he excels in short areas and could be a solid press corner for the Giants' aggressive defense.


http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/draft;_ylt=AmP1BxPKRRuEgAx0nCvaGbVDubYF

This is utter nonsense, he slipped because so many teams need a QB or a DE to get to the QB. This is simply one of those drafts that broke right for the Giants, period.

Quote from: jimmyz on April 28, 2011, 10:16:10 PM
love it.  How can you not?  We get a top 10 player. 

This is also good news for Aaron Ross who will be freed up to train with his girlfriend.

Totally agree, this kid didn't drop because of concerns or issues but rather because so many teams were desperate for QB's and pass rushers. You don't look a gift horse in the mouth. Everyone him going in the top 10. This is a great pick.

Don, I lay claim to some Rhodey legacy. Although I'm native New Yorker who's live in NJ the last 14 years, I was transferred to run the RI sales office for my company. I lived in a cool little town called East Greenwhich from 93-95 and my office was first in Warwick and then moved to East Providence. I was their during Providence's Buddy Renaissance; I had a great time.

I'd like to propose we have a board certrified name Grizz's dog contest.

Sub II (Larry) and Sub III (Jack) had a great time, great way to kickoff an exciting season.

I will be attending, probably will have my two boys with me (12&6). I'll bring bags of potato chips, pretzels, popcorn, that sort of stuff.

I am very saddended by the news, RIP bedl365.