MMQB article on NFC East draft needs and solutions

it was written before Ellis was signed. Not that Shelton or Brown would be bad picks. It's the 2nd round and later choice of focusing on safety and then choosing an injured player as a fix for the O-line.
I also do not think Pugh is a failed tackle because of a weak lower body. So you take a guy weak in the legs and move him to guard? Geezus talk about writing to fit your agenda....

...was the best rookie tackle that year. But now according to this guy he is so bad he shouldn't even be playing the position?

I disagree, he was playing hurt last year and he had dreck next to him at guard. Let's see how he plays this year if healthy and next to a guy that has a clue (hopefully Schwartz).

Mickey Goldmill

either of these guys followed the Giants last year. It's funny how last year at this time, Pugh was great and Beatty needed to be replaced. Now its the opposite.

"At offensive tackle, the Giants may have a chance to roll the dice in the third round on Texas A&M’s Cedric Ogbuehi. He probably would have been a first-rounder had he left College Station after the 2013 season, but he chose to return for his senior season and was already sliding down draft boards before he tore his ACL in the Aggies’ bowl game against West Virginia. Now there is no telling where Ogbuehi will go in the draft or what he’ll be able to give a team. But here’s the silver lining: If Ogbuehi can recover—the team that selects him will have to accept the possibility that his rookie year is dedicated to rehab"

We should spend a 3rd round pick on a lineman rehabbing a torn acl who probably won't be able to work this year?