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Giants bring back Simmons

Started by MightyGiants, April 05, 2024, 02:10:44 PM

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Philosophers

He seems best inside just behind the LOS to attack middle and roam a bit laterally.  Putting him in edge or farther back seems like a mistake.

Rosehill Jimmy

It's funny reading these comments when you stop to think that the question about Simmons 5 years ago was the same as it is now... "where do you play him"

Are we and/or DCs any closer to the answer?
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Jolly Blue Giant

From all I've read, he's they want to use him as a safety, to replace McKinney...most likely strong safety because of his size and ability to take down TEs and RBs. Even though he's run in the 4.3's compared to Pinnocks 4.4's, I think he's better suited for SS or even the "Money" position (hybrid slot corner-strong side linebacker) simply because he's 6'4", 240 lbs, who can run in the 4.4s. Tapping into that talent in the best way will be the coach's job

We have Pinnock and Belton currently as "starting" safeties. He'll most likely fit into one of the roles in a rotation. His size and speed should be valuable at stopping the run...IMO
The fact that Keith Richards has outlived Richard Simmons, sure makes me question this whole, "healthy eating and exercise" thing

Jclayton92

Our new DC ran dimes more than anyone. So my money would be on heavy nickel.

LennG

One of my favorite players that Wink never used correctly. In the right scheme he could become our best defensive player.
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AZGiantFan

I like him and I'm glad the Giants re-signed him.  But we need to remember, to whatever extent this does or doesn't apply to Simmons, that athletic specifications are not the same as talent.
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