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  1. Also, I'm quite certain this is for depth/backup, or camp competition....I think the regime is high on Nick Gates, who looked decent at RT last year. Plus we may draft an OT high. My concern is more with Center. Spencer Pulley can't be the guy. I wanted Graham Glasgow, who went to the Broncos for only 4 years $44mm.
  2. For reference on PFF, he graded worse than Nate Solder last year.
  3. And Fackrell will magically get back to 10 sacks, a season after having Preston Smith and Zadarious Smith on your team, and only producing one.
  4. I'd prefer to take my chances with Golden in this system over Fackrell, for a reasonable price, but agree to disagree. I don't see much interest in Golden since he tested free agency. We may have been able to get him cheap at like 2 years $12 millions, or 3 years $20mm.
  5. Why is someone else's system going to adversely affect his sacks? Is our new DC's system going to magically get Fackrell and Leonard Williams up to 8 plus sacks each? But it wouldn't have been effective with Golden?
  6. It wouldn't be the first mediocore offensive linemen who was overpaid in free agency...Solder...cough cough...Solder....cough cough.
  7. Would have been funny though if between Williams, Fackrell, and Clowney, if Getty invested $48 million in a total of 5 sacks among 3 alleged pass rushers, lol. Right now, he's at +$22mm for two guys who produced 1.5 sacks. If that's not incompetence, I don't know what is. But Markus Golden went from a few sacks to 10 with the giants, I can hear some of you saying. That's only because he was oft injured and only a part time player the past two years before joining the giants last year. His full time starter production is 10 sacks last year, and 12 sacks three years ago. I highly doubt Fackrell pulls in more than 6 sacks for a full time starter.
  8. Yes, and can I remind everyone that Gettlemen traded two draft picks for Ogletree (granted, late rounders). Plus the Kareem Martin LB pickup that was a total waste. I find it interesting that the one LB move Getty made that sort of worked was Markus Golden, who it looks like Getty has now shunned in free agency. I'm serious when I say if we don't go at least 8-8, Getty should be canned. If this current crop, Martinez, Carter, Fackrell, Connolly, and Ximines don't pan out this year, just more of a reason to can him.
  9. We figure to have an improved run defense in a league that's increasingly based on a pass attack.
  10. Blake Martinez replaces Ogletree. (Same caliber of MLB) Bradberry replaces Jenkins (possibly a small upgrade, but trivial at best). Fackrell replaces Golden (likely a downgrade). And we bring back Leonard Williams. So in sum, we essentially are fielding the same defense as last year, personnel wise.
  11. On the other hand, when these moves fail to turn the team around, and we post a sub 500 season, Getty will have had more than enough time to try to right the ship, and should be fired accordingly.
  12. Cool, so between Leonard Williams and Fackrell, we have over $22mm in cap space tied up on 1.5 sacks last season, on your two big signings to address the pass rush on this team. Good job Getty, lol
  13. Oops. Yeah, he's the Hispanic Ogeltree.
  14. So as of now, the two highest paid defensive players on this team are: Leonard Williams, cap hit of $17mm Blake Martinez, cap hit of $14mm. Getty, what have you done with this teams cap space!?!?!
  15. I think it's $25-30mm in cap space remaining, already factoring in the cap allotment for draft picks. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/new-york-giants/cap/ (Doesn't yet have the Bradberry contract on it, but if you scroll midway, you'll see the draft picks factored in. But yeah, among major moves, I think we're done. So much for the Center position...and offensive line in general.
  16. Definitely fills a need. I think I like the signing. We can't go into the season with Baker and Beal as the two starters. We needed a veteran in there, and let Baker and Beal compete for the #2, with it likely going to Baker since Beal looks like a bust/can't reliably stay on the field. I'm still so bitter about blowing our load on Leonard Williams with a freaking $17mm cap space hit, rather than taking those funds and getting an actual top notch defender or OL. Having said that, if we don't go at least 8-8 this year, fire Getty.
  17. Golden was 1991, so he'll be 29. I'd take him on a 2 year 12mm deal, or 3 year 20mm deal in a heartbeat.
  18. 8 sacks and 13 QB hits last year....meh. Those are pedestrian numbers (unless we get him for real cheap, which I doubt). Might as well bring back Golden.
  19. Ugh...he's also a stiff hipped OLB at that. He's another okay, starting calibur player, but not anyone who's going to blow you away. I also always thought of him as more of an effort sack guy, i.e. he'll get you a sack only if the QB stays in the pocket too long.
  20. Didn't Halapio break his leg, and wasn't he expected to sit out 2020?
  21. My prediction is we'll now overpay for an underachiever at CB like Bradley Roby or an old, over the hill CB like Jimmy Smith or Chris Harris, and an okay but overpaid LB like Blake Martinez, with little to no OL help (save for the draft)...and possibly re-signing Markus Golden along the way.
  22. So effectively, the big move this offseason that's going to put this putrid defense on the right track is....Leonard Williams. Gettlemen is actually selling this with a straight face.
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