Donte Deayon Promoted to 53-Man Roster

I guess any warm body at this point

In comment 13645691 GIANTS128 said:

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I guess any warm body at this point

I thought so.

I was so pumped this summer, expecting a SB type run, and now a month and a half later ...

like the change we saw coming a few years ago is actually now here. Think about it. The change from TC, regardless of the multiple posts the last few days here, was needed. Great coach, super great guy but the time had come. The team(s) did a lot of regular screw ups, even in our championship seasons. Once the losing part became the norm things had to change.

But, we didn't change, we just shifted people. Our QB, as great as he is and has been, still was here and all the head scratching moments that come with him. Our Oline was still bad and getting worse. Our GM was still here and all the oddity that is his team make up skills and many of the coaches some who had been here before and returned, were all still here....

To truly change, you have to change. You can't do the same thing and pretend it is change.

A new regime, a new QB and a new direction... Sometimes change is needed just to create a fresh feel but it can't be just washing and changing the sheets change. That is what last year feels like now. The Febreeze wore off and the old stench returned. We need a whole new furniture set to really feel good about the place again...

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Is short wrs where reaching over him and he had difficulty bringing guys down. He was quick and could cover might be ok in the slot where DRC was.
You know DRC is gone I just hope they can trade him and get something in return this is such a pathetic situation I really hope that they make a coaching change during the bye week

In comment 13645691 GIANTS128 said:

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I guess any warm body at this point

He was terrible last year and this year in the preseason.

In comment 13645727 jvm52106 said:

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like the change we saw coming a few years ago is actually now here. Think about it. The change from TC, regardless of the multiple posts the last few days here, was needed. Great coach, super great guy but the time had come. The team(s) did a lot of regular screw ups, even in our championship seasons. Once the losing part became the norm things had to change. But, we didn't change, we just shifted people. Our QB, as great as he is and has been, still was here and all the head scratching moments that come with him. Our Oline was still bad and getting worse. Our GM was still here and all the oddity that is his team make up skills and many of the coaches some who had been here before and returned, were all still here.... To truly change, you have to change. You can't do the same thing and pretend it is change. A new regime, a new QB and a new direction... Sometimes change is needed just to create a fresh feel but it can't be just washing and changing the sheets change. That is what last year feels like now. The Febreeze wore off and the old stench returned. We need a whole new furniture set to really feel good about the place again...

The Giants always hire from within. The only time in recent history they haven't was Dan Reeves. Your next coach is likely to be Spags or Sullivan.

Whenever that change comes, they better let whoever it is pick their own coordinators and position coaches.

just kidding, kind of.

Will this game still be watchable after the first quarter?

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In comment 13645883 Elite Mobster #32 said:

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He walked out on the team on Friday and then again on Sunday. He deserves to be suspended.

Also, we don't get a vote.

can also return punts.

An outstanding defense papered over a lot of faults this team had, starting with the OL. They never really beat anyone handily, and the only two playoff teams they beat were Detroit and Dallas.

They had a relatively easy schedule, got lucky with injuries, and won some close games they had no business winning. No, the chickens are coming home to roost.

I only hope this season leads to the clean sweep that is at least two years overdue.

ball. If he plays he may lead the team in tackles...all pro type numbers..

He played well in 3 of the 4 games. Through three games, Deayon has six tackles (four solo), two quarterback hits coming on corner blitzes, one interception, one pass defensed and one special teams assisted tackle. Through three games PFF gave him a 75.3 overall grade ranking 76th of 294 cornerbacks. He had two interceptions, one was negated by penalty and was yielding a 62.5 passer rating into his coverage. He got burnt for a TD in the last preseason game when matched up against 6-4 TE Jacob Hollister.