Michael Boley in his prime, on this roster would be nasty

line on this team would have taken them to the super bowl...

Guy was just mean as hell and would kill Qbs like romo

Boley hit on Romo was the end of romo

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My bad, I meant Lawrence Taylor"

= Keenan Robinson

I actually liked Boley a lot. But you're turning him into Lawrence Taylor here. Robinson isn't far off from Boley.

lost his starting LB spot to a backup DB.

I liked him, thought on the Giants he fit in well, but he was a LB who needed a DL that was as fierce as the Giants to keep the undersized LB's clean.

and come back with Bart Oates, Chris Snee, Jumbo Elliott, Rosey Brown, Rodney Hampton, Mark Bavaro, The Giff, Tuck, Strahan, Carl Banks, Harry Carson, LT, and....The Hammer all in their prime. We should win a couple more Super Bowls with Eli then.

Michael Barrow?

getting a lot better when he came back from an injury. A lot better.

it's cool that Michael Boley posts on BBI. Big fan.

In comment 13401771 est1986 said:

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= Keenan Robinson

Was thinking the same thing.

Although, there is one thing Boley could do that Robinson can't do...

In comment 13401771 est1986 said:

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= Keenan Robinson

Agreed.

I immediately think Boley.

In comment 13401878 Giants Fan in Steelers Land said:

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I immediately think Boley.

LOL

on this defense is the coverage LBer who can play in the flat and run the seam.


Boley is that dude.

In comment 13401917 huygens20 said:

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on this defense is the coverage LBer who can play in the flat and run the seam. Boley is that dude.

"Dude...Wha...dude..."

-Keenan Robinson

watching from the sidelines really would have been something.

would be awesome too.

Lawrence Taylor
Harry Carson
Carl Banks
Sam Huff
Jessie Armstead
Antonio Pierce
Pepper Johnson

Those are some former Giants LBers that come to mind in their prime that would also be nasty on this current roster before I would ever think of Michael Boley.

Charming shit

In recent years we have had too many JAG LBs to name.. Point is we havent had a real good LB since Antonio Pierce which is flat out sad considering this teams history at the position, fuck the right side of the OLine being the biggest weakness for the third straight year, we havent had a single real good LB since Pierce! Sucks. Would be ecstatic if they drafted one early.

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Or Kevin Lewis.

Imagine those two with Greg Jones!?!?

Like totally OMFG.

I mean really

Guy might have been a bad dude, but he earned his money here

I liked him, but I don't recall him being a dominant LB...

The thing I like about the LBs now, while they don't really have a set of 'all-around' type LBs, they have a bunch of solid role-players who they can mix & match to need. Guess it will be Casillas - Goodson - Kennard as the nominal starters, but Robinson will see 2nd/3rd downs as a cover guy. And Thomas will see time on the trainer's table/waiver wire.

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starting NFL LB'er...

against the run...his pass coverage skills were over rated....

In comment 13401960 est1986 said:

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In recent years we have had too many JAG LBs to name.. Point is we havent had a real good LB since Antonio Pierce which is flat out sad considering this teams history at the position, fuck the right side of the OLine being the biggest weakness for the third straight year, we havent had a single real good LB since Pierce! Sucks. Would be ecstatic if they drafted one early.

D was plenty good with JAG LBers last year. OL, run game and 29th ranked offense was the achilles heel. I vote OL :) and fuck the LBers

In comment 13401990 DennyInDenville said:

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I mean really Guy might have been a bad dude, but he earned his money here

Boley was not a beast. He played for us for four seasons, was hurt often, never recorded more than 75 tackles in a season, got 3.5 sacks in 4 seasons and had one year when he got 3 ints but didnt get a single int in any other season. He was average/solid at best.

I would get one of the inside linebackers in round 1. I am not a BPA advocate in the salary cap era. However, if the reports are to correct, I think there are no sure things among the offensive linemen and I think an athletic MLB behind our d-line can't miss.

was an average player when he got here....and didn't disappoint.

He could blitz, cover and stop the run. Boley was a good LB but not in the same class as Armstead IMO

Gimmie Jessie Armstead he was the warrior

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watching from the sidelines really would have been something.

Lmao

TE problems = solved.

Joking, of course, Boley was better than he got credit for IMO, but agree that he's a strange guy to long for to add to this roster

Uani Unga in his "prime" in this defense? Now he could really make an impact....

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