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Joe Milton May Be Available

Started by Philosophers, March 10, 2025, 10:37:46 PM

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nb587

Not for nothing but the Giants passed on him in the 6th round taking the LB Muasau.  I doubt very much that a game in what was probably garbage time would change their thinking into a 3rd round pick

Philosophers

Quote from: nb587 on March 18, 2025, 07:48:15 PMNot for nothing but the Giants passed on him in the 6th round taking the LB Muasau.  I doubt very much that a game in what was probably garbage time would change their thinking into a 3rd round pick

Yes they passed on Milton but teams, especially in late rounds, make mistakes all the time.  You don't think they'd reconsider it?

nb587

Quote from: Philosophers on March 19, 2025, 06:42:46 AMYes they passed on Milton but teams, especially in late rounds, make mistakes all the time.  You don't think they'd reconsider it?
I agree.  Same feel for the OG that we passed on in the 6th round and KC took in another year.  I'm sure they regret those & many more.  I just think that they won't give up a 3 for Milton

Philosophers

Quote from: nb587 on March 19, 2025, 10:27:15 AMI agree.  Same feel for the OG that we passed on in the 6th round and KC took in another year.  I'm sure they regret those & many more.  I just think that they won't give up a 3 for Milton

You may be right.  Actually you are probably right. 

Trey Smith the Guard still pisses me off.  A darn good starter for a 6th?

MightyGiants

Quote from: Philosophers on March 19, 2025, 06:42:46 AMYes they passed on Milton but teams, especially in late rounds, make mistakes all the time.  You don't think they'd reconsider it?

Does Joe Schoen (or Daboll) strike you as guys who are quick to admit a mistake?
SMART, TOUGH, DEPENDABLE

Philosophers

Quote from: MightyGiants on March 19, 2025, 11:32:30 AMDoes Joe Schoen (or Daboll) strike you as guys who are quick to admit a mistake?

Still waiting for them to admit it for Evan Neal.

nb587

Can you name a GM or coach who admitted they made a mistake drafting a player who was still on the team?

Brooklyn Dave

Whether it Joe Milton, Kirk Cousins or Elmer Fudd, this team cannot afford to give up draft picks . So, sign Flacco, Winston , Wilson or even Rodgers where we do not have to give up draft picks . Certainly , DO NOT GIVE UP DRAFT PICKS TO MOVE UP TO NUMBER 1 !!! ( Emphasis added )

Philosophers

Quote from: Brooklyn Dave on March 20, 2025, 08:29:17 AMWhether it Joe Milton, Kirk Cousins or Elmer Fudd, this team cannot afford to give up draft picks . So, sign Flacco, Winston , Wilson or even Rodgers where we do not have to give up draft picks . Certainly , DO NOT GIVE UP DRAFT PICKS TO MOVE UP TO NUMBER 1 !!! ( Emphasis added )

Exactly.  Drafting a QB is giving up 1 pick unless Giants trade up which almost everyone here does not want.  Trade for Milton and give up exactly 1 pick.  Same thing.  Now you have a QB with some NFL experience for a 3rd round pick or maybe a 4th round pick.  Now you have rest of the Draft to build talent on team.  Imagine this:

Round 1 - Travis Hunter - WR/CB
Round 2 - Donovan Jackson - G
Round 3 - Darius Alexander - DT
Round 3 - Traded for Joe Milton - QB
Round 4 - Ozzy Trapilo - OT
Round 5 - Jordan Phillips - DT/NT

After the trade for Milton, with a draft like above, you fortified your WR corps with two WR1 options, a much better OL with 1 and possibly 2 starters and pushed a starter down for depth, gotten your 3 tech DT who dominated at Senior Bowl plus a developmental NT in Phillips to be behind Dex.

No extra draft picks used.  If Milton does not successfully develop, you have a much better OL and weapons for a new QB such as a pick in 2026 draft.