I did not know his grandfather was ex Packer great and HOFer, Willie Davis, who was drafted by and played 2 seasons in Cleveland before going to Green Bay.
Serviceable vet who can add depth and help in a pinch. He could even compete at RT if they wanted to leave Eluemunor at LG if Neal struggles/gets injured.
Seems like a much better option than Ezeudu, Cajuste, or Nelson
Here is an injury update from his agent in late February:
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Got a really good report today on
@Tyrethefuture
progression following his surgery from two months ago. Long story short-well ahead of schedule. In a League where competent O-Line play is a commodity-he’s a proven starter that’s going to make immediate impact wherever he lands
Spent money on the OL continuing the focus on that unit. The focus there compared to the scattershot approach of the previous two GMs is impressive. Generated cap space by not signing McKinney and Barkley. Moved that money to the defensive front seven. Got some good value players like Singletary, maybe Herndon or Robinson. The roster is so much better than he inherited though considering he inherited the worst roster in the league that may be a low bar. Seems like we have enough talent to be competitive. Been a long time since that was true.
I did not know his grandfather was ex Packer great and HOFer, Willie Davis, who was drafted by and played 2 seasons in Cleveland before going to Green Bay.
Spent money on the OL continuing the focus on that unit. The focus there compared to the scattershot approach of the previous two GMs is impressive. Generated cap space by not signing McKinney and Barkley. Moved that money to the defensive front seven. Got some good value players like Singletary, maybe Herndon or Robinson. The roster is so much better than he inherited though considering he inherited the worst roster in the league that may be a low bar. Seems like we have enough talent to be competitive. Been a long time since that was true.
Wonder if Bredeson just didn't want to come back? He was a valuable/servicable swing OL for only 1 year $3 mil.
Spent money on the OL continuing the focus on that unit. The focus there compared to the scattershot approach of the previous two GMs is impressive. Generated cap space by not signing McKinney and Barkley. Moved that money to the defensive front seven. Got some good value players like Singletary, maybe Herndon or Robinson. The roster is so much better than he inherited though considering he inherited the worst roster in the league that may be a low bar. Seems like we have enough talent to be competitive. Been a long time since that was true.
Wonder if Bredeson just didn't want to come back? He was a valuable/servicable swing OL for only 1 year $3 mil.
His value got talked up a lot, but I didn't think he played very well.
Serviceable vet who can add depth and help in a pinch. He could even compete at RT if they wanted to leave Eluemunor at LG if Neal struggles/gets injured.
Seems like a much better option than Ezeudu, Cajuste, or Nelson
Here is an injury update from his agent in late February:
Quote:
Got a really good report today on
@Tyrethefuture
progression following his surgery from two months ago. Long story short-well ahead of schedule. In a League where competent O-Line play is a commodity-he’s a proven starter that’s going to make immediate impact wherever he lands
Phillips is the unsigned name that jumped out at me. It’s possible he can’t pass a physical, delaying his resigning.
I’m also surprised they resigned Jalen Mayfield, considering what he (didn’t) show on the field.
Understood. The only thing,in retrospect,is Miller truly wasn't a UDFA as the reason the Giants could sign him early was that he wasn't eligible for the draft. So,although he comes in with the Rookie Draft Picks & UDFA's,he really is just an FA!
Understood. The only thing,in retrospect,is Miller truly wasn't a UDFA as the reason the Giants could sign him early was that he wasn't eligible for the draft. So,although he comes in with the Rookie Draft Picks & UDFA's,he really is just an FA!
It's confusing but technically, he's still an undrafted rookie free agent even though he signed before the draft. Weird case.
I counted 36 one-year deals, including for everyone of our FAs. None are guaranteed anything.
Seems like a much better option than Ezeudu, Cajuste, or Nelson
Here is an injury update from his agent in late February:
@Tyrethefuture
progression following his surgery from two months ago. Long story short-well ahead of schedule. In a League where competent O-Line play is a commodity-he’s a proven starter that’s going to make immediate impact wherever he lands
UDFAs are not included on that list.
Missed that. Thanks!
Wonder if Bredeson just didn't want to come back? He was a valuable/servicable swing OL for only 1 year $3 mil.
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Spent money on the OL continuing the focus on that unit. The focus there compared to the scattershot approach of the previous two GMs is impressive. Generated cap space by not signing McKinney and Barkley. Moved that money to the defensive front seven. Got some good value players like Singletary, maybe Herndon or Robinson. The roster is so much better than he inherited though considering he inherited the worst roster in the league that may be a low bar. Seems like we have enough talent to be competitive. Been a long time since that was true.
Wonder if Bredeson just didn't want to come back? He was a valuable/servicable swing OL for only 1 year $3 mil.
His value got talked up a lot, but I didn't think he played very well.
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Seems like a much better option than Ezeudu, Cajuste, or Nelson
Here is an injury update from his agent in late February:
Quote:
Got a really good report today on
@Tyrethefuture
progression following his surgery from two months ago. Long story short-well ahead of schedule. In a League where competent O-Line play is a commodity-he’s a proven starter that’s going to make immediate impact wherever he lands
Phillips is the unsigned name that jumped out at me. It’s possible he can’t pass a physical, delaying his resigning.
I’m also surprised they resigned Jalen Mayfield, considering what he (didn’t) show on the field.
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Shouldn't Dante Miller be added as a UDFA?
UDFAs are not included on that list.
Understood. The only thing,in retrospect,is Miller truly wasn't a UDFA as the reason the Giants could sign him early was that he wasn't eligible for the draft. So,although he comes in with the Rookie Draft Picks & UDFA's,he really is just an FA!
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In comment 16536825 TheMick7 said:
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Shouldn't Dante Miller be added as a UDFA?
UDFAs are not included on that list.
Understood. The only thing,in retrospect,is Miller truly wasn't a UDFA as the reason the Giants could sign him early was that he wasn't eligible for the draft. So,although he comes in with the Rookie Draft Picks & UDFA's,he really is just an FA!
It's confusing but technically, he's still an undrafted rookie free agent even though he signed before the draft. Weird case.