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| "It helps a lot," Sharp said, of his familiarity with Tolbert. "A lot of the drills, sometimes he'll use me as a teacher. He'll say things like 'Okay guys, this is how you do this. Watch Hunter or watch Cody [Latimer].' It helps a lot." Meanwhile, one of the players that Sharp is looking up at on the depth chart is another former teammate, Latimer, who has also spent time with the first-team offense in Beckham's absence. As it turns out, Sharp and Latimer forged a strong bond in Denver that have helped them both make the adjustment to the Giants and playing in New York. |
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I almost went there.
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Mike Horan, Mike Sherrard, Michael Brooks, etc.
WTH was it with all the Mile High Mikes?
Number B, I think having hungry guys battling it out is a great thing, you need some guys who just work and keep quiet and ostensibly they have NFL caliber athleticism or they wouldn't be here. I would wager one or two of them actually step up here. It's also got to motivate Mr. Lewis who has talent but seems to disappear and make some bone headed decisions on the field.
Number B, I think having hungry guys battling it out is a great thing, you need some guys who just work and keep quiet and ostensibly they have NFL caliber athleticism or they wouldn't be here. I would wager one or two of them actually step up here. It's also got to motivate Mr. Lewis who has talent but seems to disappear and make some bone headed decisions on the field.
It is remarkable to watch the evolution (or de-evolution) of sports journalism. It's obvious the pressure is on to produce quantity over quality and there is an ever-growing number of "articles" that really are not articles.
I think part of this is also due to the fact that our attention spans as a species have been reduced by programming. People just don't have the patience to read anymore.
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Mr. Editor, in this day and age that is hardly a "short" article, it wasn't over in 4 shoddy sentences punctuated by click bait sure to help me lose weight.
Number B, I think having hungry guys battling it out is a great thing, you need some guys who just work and keep quiet and ostensibly they have NFL caliber athleticism or they wouldn't be here. I would wager one or two of them actually step up here. It's also got to motivate Mr. Lewis who has talent but seems to disappear and make some bone headed decisions on the field.
It is remarkable to watch the evolution (or de-evolution) of sports journalism. It's obvious the pressure is on to produce quantity over quality and there is an ever-growing number of "articles" that really are not articles.
I think part of this is also due to the fact that our attention spans as a species have been reduced by programming. People just don't have the patience to read anymore.
Did I miss that Dan Reeves has been coaching Denver recently??
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many of us remember the last time we were the Denver Giants...
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Mike Horan, Mike Sherrard, Michael Brooks, etc.
WTH was it with all the Mile High Mikes?
Does Tommy Maddox count?