Sephiroth

Fucking sucks because Neal was finally putting it all together in his last game and then got hurt. He was one of the only reasons to keep watching this season; to see if he improves and can become our RT of the future.

All the film work I've done on Maye looks really promising. He reminds me a lot of Justin Herbert or Payton Manning with mobility. I don't like Caleb much so far. Of course now the only way we'll get either of them is to give up this year's first, both seconds, and a first and third from next year to move up four spots. Did I mention I fucking hate this team? Started looking at Daniels because that's the tier of QB we're likely to be picking in... kind of reminds me of Lamar Jackson so far, but I've only watched film from two games. Even he's a likely top-5 pick at this point; currently out of our reach.

I fucking hate the Eagles. Not only do they implement the draft philosophy that I wish we did (just take the best fucking player on the board), but they always end up with the players that I want in free agency too.

I fell asleep during this game. That's how exhilarating it was. Woke up just in time to see our team blow their draft position. Now if we want one of the top 2 QBs where going to have to give up a boatload of picks. Like I said, fucking hate this team.

I fucking hate this team.

What a horrible fucking game.

Shit. We're gonna win this one too, huh? Time to start Daniels and Nix film I guess.

Awesome. The team now has a reason to start him over Tyrod from here on out. Dude's gonna go 27-for-76 over the last six games and the tank will be complete.

But he WAS a Giants coach....

The DeVito stuff is fun, but he sucks guidette asshole. His ceiling is mid-level backup in the league.

I totally understand this point of view. It's also worth noting that coaches and players don't tank (unless you're the Eagles), and it's always more enjoyable to watch a competitive team regardless of the record. Like I said in the previous post though, this game meant nothing to the franchise. I think most of us remember being jumped by the Titans to lose out on Jack Conklin in the 2016 draft, but how many remember the game we won late in the 2015 season against the Dolphins that dropped us four spots? We had to settle for Eli Fucking Apple instead of having our pick of Conklin or Floyd. Higher picks are better for the long term health of the franchise, at least from a personnel point of view. Doesn't mean the GM won't fuck it up anyway.

The facts are as I said, you have more and better options with a higher pick. If the front office blows it then they played their hand poorly and that's on them. I'd rather come to the table with better cards than win a game that literally means nothing for the franchise.

I haven't quite done enough work on Maye yet to say for sure he's "the guy" but also... this was one game. To look online you'd think the kid threw 60 picks this year. Even with the pick at the end, it sure looked like he did more good than bad that game. I haven't done enough with Williams either but what I've seen doesn't look good from a reading defenses perspective. I think he's got serious bust potential. Only watched Nix's game from last weekend. He had a big arm but was pretty inaccurate, even throwing from a clean pocket to guys that had five yards on the nearest defender. Have to watch more of him. All that being said... Peyton Manning had five picks in a game once but he was still Payton Manning. I think people that throw in the towel because a QB had a bad game are crazy.

Because this season is over, but there will be other seasons and losing provides you with more and better options to fix your broken team.

Fuck. Never been so disappointed in a win.

Man, Drake Maye sure would have looked good in (navy) blue.

Happy that we're looking competent, but not gonna lie... I really don't want to win this game.

60 millimeters of cap space does not sound like much. That's less than three inches of cap space. I know most of you have spent your lives trying to convince people that three inches is a large measurement but I assure you, it is not.

You just have to not be fucking stupid. Three years ago I was pounding the table for Trey Smith, but we drafted Gary Brightwell instead. Two years ago it was Zach Tom and Jamaree Slayer,. but we took Dane Belton and Marcus McKethan. Those are 3 of the best young linemen in the league, all 4th round or later. This really isn't hard to figure out, but like I always say these GMs and HCs overthink shit and end up outsmarting themselves. Just take the players that are athletic and good, not the guy with "untapped potential."

Let him try to win a spot at RT amd and RG but have other players there in case he ends up playing like Evan Neal.

I'm starting to think these guys don't know what they're doing. That first Schoen draft was fucking horrible, and when he saw that all three of his o-linemen he drafted and the one FA acquisition were all bad his plan was "hope one doesn't suck next year." As I often say... hope is not a strategy. This is criminal negligence on Schoen's part. He's not been a good GM so far.

Hey look... it's DE Josh Allen, the guy I was screaming for us to draft five years ago when I said to wait till next year to draft Herbert. When will the Giants start listening to me?

Isn't Tony Pauline like the InfoWars of the Giants?

Eric Dorsey... master of looking like a Greek god while almost getting the sack.

I'd play it by ear. Some spectrum-y types are really, really good at medicine, but are horrible at anything that has to do with something other than medicine. Look at Ben Carson.