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It is clear now that the Giants would like to address LB in FA with Boley coming in on the first day. Hakeem Nicks is a guy that the Giants are reported very high on and this move for Boley would start indicate that.

It would be a very good move and pretty much guarantees the first pick being a WR.

He is 6' 3" 236 lbs. , that is bigger than the last WILL the Giants got in FA.

Well they just announced that the 2009 Salary cap is 172 million giving the Giants an extra 4 million under the cap. That changes who can be signed in FA. I see a LB getting signed, cause they will draft a WR with the first pick.

See 2008

Most mocks I have read have us going after an OLB, either Cushing (who would be a steal) or English. Keep in mind, we will find out in about two weeks if we get NO's first of second round pick. I think either way the first two pick are at OLB & WR. As far as mocks, quite a few had us picking KP last year and that transpired.

I could see the Giants moving Plax somewhere between the court dates and the draft. much like Shockey a year ago. Articles are starting to come up that he wants to be traded, but his value can only be determined after his legal scenario plays out. I think the Giants would be able to get at least a second rounder for him and that would make the draft more interesting or a Boldin deal much more plausible.

I think OLB will be the first pick, it offers the most value and fills and immediate need.

I am glad, this is essentially one piece of the puzzle answered and he is a cornerstone of the offense.

Plax simply wants to do things on his terms and that is not how life works for most of us. Independence is one thing, but you better be able to weigh your decisions properly or else plan on constant issues. The question is, if Plax does get off lightly, does he get traded and for what?

Best small school prospects for the 2009 NFL Draft QB. 1. Rhett Bomar - Sam Houston State 2. Nathan Brown - Central Arkansas 3. Mike Reilly - Central Washington 4. Chris Pizzotti - Harvard 5. Ryan Perriloux - Jacksonville State* 6. Dominic Randolph - Holy Cross 7. Keith Null - West Texas A&M 8. Cole Bergquist - Montana 9. Billy Malone - Abilene Christian 10. Rodney Landers - James Madison 11. Cris Reisert - Ohio Dominican 12. Jake Phillips - William and Mary 13. Bobby Reid - Texas Southern 14. Zach Miller - Nebraska Omaha 15. Lance Kriesen - Northern Arizona HB. 1. Javarris Williams - Tennessee State 2. Herb Donaldson - Illinois State 3. Branden Ore - West Liberty State 4. Corey Lewis - Northern Iowa 5. Rashad Jennings Liberty 6. Tyler Roehl - North Dakota State 7. Jerry Seymour - Glenville State 8. Bernard Scott - Abilene Christian 9. Jay Lucas - Southeastern Louisiana 10. Mike McLeod - Yale 11. Jordan Scott - Colgate 12. George Bell - Catawba 13. JT Rogan - San Diego WR. 1. Ramses Barden - Cal Poly 2. Jeremy Gilchrist - Hampton 3. Johnny Knox - Abilene Christian 4. JaRon Harris - South Dakota State 5. Quinten Lawrence - McNeese State 6. Justin Brown - Hampton 7. Jamar Johnson - Norfolk State 8. Julius Williams - Ouachita Baptist 9. Ed Gant - North Alabama 10. Charly Martin - West Texas A&M 11. Terrance Butler - Presbyterian 12. Edward Thompson - Idaho State 13. TJ Courman - Appalachian State 14. Dominique Edison - Stephen F. Austin 15. John Matthews - San Diego 16. Bryant Eteuati - Weber State 17. Garrett Manning - Henderson State 18. Royce Winford - Augsburg 19. Brandon Rice - UC-Davis TE 1. Brian Mandeville - Northeastern 2. Marquez Branson - Central Arkansas 3. Jared Bronson - Central Washington 4. Robbie Agnone - Delaware 5. Scott Sicko - New Hampshire 6. Ryan Chesla - Northern Colorado 7. Ian Jorgensen - Massachusetts 8. Jeremiah Wurzbacher - North Dakota State 9. Colin Cloherty - Brown 10. Brandon Bostick - Montana State 11. Gerald Stockdale - Alabama A&M OT 1. Cornelius Lewis - Tennessee State 2. Nick Hennessy - Colgate 3. Joel Bell - Furman 4. Tim Silver - Richmond 5. Raphael Nguti - Albany 6. Samuel Allen - Grand Valley State 7. Ben Coblyn - Massachusetts 8. Brent Russum - Montana 9. Adrian Brown - Delaware State 10. Derek Wooten - Wofford OG 1. Roger Allen - Missouri Western 2. Louis West - Henderson State 3. Dakarai Grimsley - Morgan State 4. William Giles - Tennessee-Chattanooga 5. Tim Henderson - Northwestern State 6. Dennis Conley - Hampton 7. JD Quinn - Montana 8. Eman Naghavi - McNeese State 9. Tom Pestock - Northwest Missouri State 10. Jonathan Compas - Cal-Davis C 1. Cecil Newton - Tennessee State 2. Jonathan St-Pierre - Illinois State 3. Brad Samsa - Youngstown State 4. Colin Dow - Montana 5. Scott Lemn - James Madison 6. Tommy Crowley - West Texas A&M 7. Raymond Harrison - South Carolina State DE 1. Brandon Swain - West Texas A&M 2. Lawrence Sidbury Jr - Richmond 3. Pierre Walters - Eastern Illinois 4. Joe Crawford - Tiffin 5. Kirby Griffin - California PA 6. Dexter Manley II - West Texas A&M 7. Mark Huygens - Northern Iowa 8. Louis Ellis - Shaw 9. Ataefiok Etukeren - Georgetown 10. Troy Pribnow - Wayne State DT 1. John Faletoese - UC-Davis 2. Sammie Lee Hill - Stillman 3. Jake Visser - Ferris State 4. Jovan Belcher - Maine 5. Eric Schroeder - South Dakota State 6. Desmond Bryant - Harvard 7. Andre Wright - Glenville State 8. Mychal Savage - Youngstown State 9. Mario Lane - Morehouse OLB 1. Lee Robinson - Alcorn State 2. Jason Williams - Western Illinois 3. Pierre Banks - Appalachian State 4. Bobby Daly - Montana State 5. Jared Brock - West Texas A&M 7. Nathan Williams - Murray State 8. Marcellus Speaks - Jackson State ILB 1. Alfred Williams - Alabama A&M 2. Redmond Willis - Tennessee State 3. Josh Mitchell - Charleston Southern 4. Andrew Schantz -Portland State 5. Desmond Hendricks - Rhodes College 6. Ramon Humber - North Dakota State 7. William Williams - Union 8. Shawn Melland - University of Mary 9. Tom Korte - Hillsdale CB 1. Dominique Johnson - Jackson State 2. Ladarius Webb - Nicholls State 3. Jackie Bates - Hampton 4. Darren Banks - West Liberty State 5. DJ Clark - Idaho State 6. Sean Smalls - Massachusetts 7. Jarvis Richards - Youngstown State 8. Pete Ittersagen - Wheaton 9. Andrew Berry - Harvard 10. Kevin Gerard - Northern Arizona 11. Monterio James - Delta State 12. Don Carey - Norfolk State 13. Dominic Spinks - Delta State 14. Derek Cox - William and Mary S 1. Sam Pope - Hampton 2. Dre'Mail Hardin - Stillman 3. Steward Franks - Arkansas Pine-Bluff 4. Colt Anderson - Montana 5. Chris Camacho - Tennessee-Chattanooga 6. Marcus Haywood - James Madison 7. Roderick Jones - Elizabeth City State 8. Kent Hicks - Liberty 9. Thomas Twitty - Furman 10. Salim Koroma - Villanova 11. Tyler Reed - Southwest Minnesota State

Steve Smith was the most consistent receiver his whole time at USC as well. Yes, he was overshadowed by Williams and Jarret due to their height in the red zone, but make no mistake, Steve Smith is there when you need him, especially on third down. I still can't get over Plax's lack of communication on and off the field. It is his achilles heel and he is the only thing holding him back.

Damn, I had Flozell Adams on that one! :brooding:

6-0, wow! I think they have the league title in mind this year.

HOW ABOUT NO PASS RUSH AND NO RECEIVERS! The Jags lack balance on offense, which leads right into the jaws of Spag's D. ST is a wash, you forget that Hixon is our KR. Defense is very good, about a tie, but the Jags do not have a pass rush to speak of.

Did someone say Tim Carter?

The e-gals and the cowgirls seem to bring equal disgust in me?!

Some teams have already done theirs! OTHER TEAMS' CUTS Roosevelt Colvin or John Vaughn anyone?

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Congrats U.K.

They say it takes a year to get over a knee surgery. I get the feeling this kid is going to get on the roster!

UH Humm! I think his health is the only reason why he has not been able to show it over a stretch of games. When he has been healthy played, he has shown he is capable.

Wilkinson is more than capable at LB, his issue appears to be health.

Kiwi will play both end and DE. Plus, don't forget about Jay Alford playing some end.

I would trade a second and one of our young receivers, maybe London, but not Hixon.