Knex. wrote: » Trevathan was a steal for Bears. 6m a year.
Beefy78 wrote: » I've an inkling we'll get Randle back.
krustydoyle wrote: » 2nd easiest schedule in the league according to Bleacher Report
Rochey18 wrote: » Hi all, I'm a Chargers fan but I'll be over in NY for the week 3 game and would love to see the Giants and Washington, also going to see the former Charger Eli in Twickenham against the Rams. Could anyone on here suggest the best way to go about to obtaining two tickets for the game? Much appreciated.
JJ wrote: » You could go with the Ticketmaster NFL ticket exchange:http://www.ticketexchangebyticketmaster.com/NFL/default.aspx?GCID=2335&Keyword=ticketmaster%20nfl%20ticket%20exchange&gclid=CjwKEAjwi9K4BRCQzq7d1c6A_XASJABueAO2TEg6awx4we-uwAStNSdhBcfzXmmDstTT62jNfOySxhoCP2jw_wcB or you could try StubHub.
Knex. wrote: » Apparently Rashard Robinson's visit with the Giants went very well. Had heard a lot of interest from Reese and co with him even before the combine.
HigginsJ wrote: » Just reading up on this guy, clearly has potential but doubt you'd invest much of anything in terms of draft picks in him.
Knex. wrote: » True. I did hear or read somewhere around the time of the combine that Giants believed he'd be the best corner in the draft class if he had been playing his final year. That's a big if, and obviously the reason why you'd be reluctant to spend a 3rd or 4th on him. If he's still there in the 5th I think you have to pull the trigger.
HigginsJ wrote: » I don't like Scherff tbh, I don't see a tonne of upside there. I wouldn't be averse to going o-line but only for 2 players. Andrus Peat from Stanford is a huge man who can play LT. He is strong in both the ground & passing game. He would be a good 2nd choice for the spot but the player I would want most for o-line is Ereck Flowers. He is 3 years younger than Scherff & 2 years younger than Peat. He has the body you want for LT at 6-6, 320lbs & 34 1/2 inch arms. He also put up a ridiculous 37 reps in the bench press at the combine. He is already well polished in the run game but will need some work in the passing game so a year or two at LG next to Beatty will do him no harm. Leonard Williams would be the dream but he won't be there. On defense I think Danny Shelton & Bud Dupree would be the best available options. I'm a big fan of Shelton. He won't win DROY or anything but he should make everyone better, particularly those at LB. He & Hankins would be one hell of a DT pairing. Dupree is so explosive & has the potential to be a double figure sack player every year, how he fits at end in a 4-3 is a bit of an unknown but he could play that Leo spot at LB in certain situations as he seems to be strong in coverage. If the choice was between the 2 I would take Shelton. I like the idea of trading down if Cooper & White are there, think we could swap spots with the Fins & still have a shot at a few of the guys mentioned. My top 7 for the spot would be 1. Leonard Williams 2. Dante Fowler 3. Ereck Flowers 4. Danny Shelton 5. Bud Dupree 6. Amari Cooper 7. Andrus Peat On the assumption that Williams & Fowler will be long gone then Flowers for me is by a bit of a distance the best player on the board. Up to now it's fair to say I have not been a fan of going o-line in the 1st but I think that Flowers is way too good to pass up. His floor is a perennial all-pro guard & his ceiling is the best tackle in football by the time he is 24.
Knex. wrote: » Landon Collins might be a shout. You'd have added to arguably our weakest areas then. Although not sure how Giants would work out who plays SS and FS then. Perhaps Copper or Berhe might transition well to FS. Quentin Rollins might be a better shout, instead. If Gregory is on the board it would be interesting to see if Giants go for him. Apparently its after coming out that he suffers from anxiety and depression, though. Real shame for the man. Not really knowledgeable on many of the Dline fellas left. Mckinney and Kendricks could be nice fits at Linebacker. What are your thoughts?
Pendreds Fists of Fury wrote: » Since we seem to be partial to large black guys with complicated surnames, I can see us maybe looking at Owamagbe Odighizuwa. He has had injury problems in the past, missing the entire 2013 season due to two hip operations, so he'd fit right in with us.
HigginsJ wrote: » So less than a week to the draft, who do we hope to land, who do you want to avoid. You would assume all of Buckner, Bosa, Ramsey, Tunsil & Jack would all definitely be gone. That could leave us looking at Stanley, Elliot, Hargreaves, Floyd, Conklin & Lawson as maybe the top prospects on the board. I really can't see us going o-line in the 1st again and there are a few reports backing this up. Elliot, Floyd & Hargreaves are not players I see as top 10 players (we are basically getting the 8th best player in the draft at worst). If things fell this way I'd take Shaq Lawson & be very happy. In the space of a few weeks we would have gone from having zero pass rush to potentially one of the most fearsome in the league. Dream scenario in the 2nd then would be one of two Buckeyes. Either Vonn Bell at safety or else Michael Thomas at WR who is probably the best WR prospect on this class, desperately underrated player.
tgdaly wrote: » Going O-line again would definitely be a bad idea, be too much salary cap would be invested into it in my opinion. We hope and pray every year for a good inside linebacker to be drafted but I agree when you say Jack will be long gone, and is probably the only guy worth a pick at 10. If we were to somehow trade down lower and get a few picks and nab Reggie Ragland I'd be a very happy man but it's very unlikely. See a few mock drafts have us taking Vernon Hargreaves who you mentioned above so I'd be ok with us picking him.
Beefy78 wrote: » I'd take Hargreaves definitely. I want Jack but think we'd pass on him even if he is there at 10 sadly. I've watched some tape on Treadwell now and could get on board with bringing him in if we can trade back a few places. Looks a real talent.
