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I’m wondering if Devante Booker will even make the 53. The contract was a waste from the start. And Clement is better, in my opinion. They’re similar backs. Not fast but quick and powerful.

The Giants will add oline. It’ll be in the 6th or 7th. Which is fine considering they used the majority of their picks last year on the offensive line and there’s like a dozen other positions to look at.

I like it. I hate how this team develops oline talent. Just sign those fuckers. You can never have enough....CBs, when you might not have an effective pass rush.

This is a great point. He’s got Desean Jackson vibes with the injury potential.

But they picked heavy oline last year, eventually your picks have to pan out and there’s only one way to do that: don’t draft their replacement every year.

Well, Shepard and Slayton haven’t been part of a successful offense, either, and the receivers combined for what, 9 td receptions? I think the wide receiver position was much more of a glaring need. The Giants signed Fulton specifically to have flexibility at 11. Without receivers this year, the Giants would be for certain drafting a qb next year.

I like this signing. Get all the first round talent you can.

PFF is whack. They’ll show the PFF grades during the lineups of nationally televised games and like Von Miller will be like 25th of like 126 players at the position and all I’m thinking to myself is who the fuck are the 24 guys better than Von Miller at the position?? I have literally never watched a number 1 ranked PFF player. I don’t think they actually exist.

Looks in poorer shape than Brady was...

Mac Jones is built like me.

When you consider that the cap hit is less than half of Corey Davis, at least this year, lol.

I’m of the opinion that Solder should probably start.

He instantly becomes the Giants number 1, isn’t that all that matters right now? Plus, Jones can be every bit a gun slinger as Stafford if Garrett ran more than WR curls. Then again, with guys like Tate gone and Golladay, Ross, and Slayton, he actually has guys that can help him be confident as a passer.

I think Stafford trusted him enough to toss him some contested catches...I don’t see it as a bad stat, he’s 6’4, I’d sling it to him, too. I believe the stat I saw, and it was on Twitter so I don’t know how to find it again, was that since entering the league, 52 of his receptions were considered “contested,” and it was something like 2nd in the league in that time frame.

He’s near the top of the league in terms of contested catches, too.

If you remove this past year with the hip, his first three years were pretty similar to Plax.

Was it you that pointed out the hilarious amount of money we have devoted to the tight end and running back position?

None of the receivers that could be available at 11 or over even 6’1. The Giants have similar players to Waddle, Smith, Chase (perhaps not as productive or talented). They don’t have a Kenny Golladay. I just think if they don’t sign a guy like Golladay (and they lost out on Corey Davis already), the organization won’t only be looking for a WR1 in the future...they’ll be looking for a new QB. And it’ll be because they refused to give Jones any weapons.

I would certainly choose the Ravens over the Giants, that’s for sure. Golladay would never get the ball on the Ravens, though.

Burress is actually a pretty accurate comparison, even production wise but more so their games are similar. From what I remember, Plax also had character concerns. Golladay had no issues until last year when the wheels fell off that entire organization. I guess I just don’t get it; Golladay is the one player that can make this offense competitive. They simply can’t afford to field another receiving corps of 3 slot receivers who can’t get home and play small.

Well, while Judge and Gettleman are scrutinizing Kenny’s fourth grade discipline history, the Ravens are making a push and are in contact with Golladay’s agent. I just don’t want them dicking around with the “culture,” bullshit from a team that for some reason continued to employ Golden Tate.

Ah ok, that makes a bit more sense. Hip injuries are no joke though, Bo knows.

Just out of curiosity, how do you think they can tell if he’ll fit or not? Just ask him questions? Like, Kenny, what’s up with your hip bro? Sorry, I just find this method kind of silly. What are they afraid of? I didn’t realize Golladay was potentially malcontent.

I like him as a red zone target. I like him even more if Golladay signs.

Seems steep for a ten year vet tight end who missed the last quarter of the season...