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Dianna Russini of ESPN reports the Giants are not heavily scouting Haskins and have no intent on taking him in April’s draft barring an unforeseen change. “About a week after the Combine, I circled back with some [Giants] people like, ‘What are you thinking Haskins? Do you guys like him? Do you think you are going for it with your No. 6 pick?’” Russini said on ESPN’s Breaking Big Blue podcast. “It was, ‘No, actually. We are not doing a lot of work on him.’ “I spoke to a few people. I’ll paraphrase one: ‘He doesn’t fit with us.’ The idea that they are not going go after a quarterback with the No. 6 pick solidifies they are not giving up on Eli (Manning).” Early indications are that it may be Murray of bust for the Giants at No. 6, leaving them to select from one of the draft’s elite defensive prospects, which would be a satisfactory secondary option. “I think we should be pretty confident they are going to go defense with that (No. 6) pick,” Russini said. “I think they are going to draft a quarterback. I just don’t think it’s going to be Haskins.” |
If Haskins turns out to be Kerry Collins, that’s severely underwhelming
He said he heard that the Giants really don’t have him on their board anymore. That they’ve moved on from him as a top round prospect.
Ding ding! This is the same reporter who wrote a few days ago, before they traded for pick 17, that the Giants were definitely drafting a defender at 6. This new assertion means very, very little.
He said he heard that the Giants really don’t have him on their board anymore. That they’ve moved on from him as a top round prospect.
What is the reasoning? That he can't run? I didn't hear the show. I think Haskins is going to be a stud. But what I think doesn't matter in the Giants' selection process.
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was saying this yesterday on his radio show, too.
He said he heard that the Giants really don’t have him on their board anymore. That they’ve moved on from him as a top round prospect.
What is the reasoning? That he can't run? I didn't hear the show. I think Haskins is going to be a stud. But what I think doesn't matter in the Giants' selection process.
I sort of caught the tail end. So I didn’t get the full context.
I think it centered around the Combine and the Giants came away just not blown away. Whether that was his work in drills and/or the interview, I don’t know.
That's what she is saying more or less. There have been rumors about their interest in Stidham. And of course Jones if he drops some, like to 37 or better yet 95. Then you have Grier and Finley and Rypien. Not to mention my pet pick Lock.
Isn't one of Shurmur's strengths his ability to develop QBs? Lauletta appears to be pissing away his chances, but if they think Eli still has it, why wouldn't they toss a mid round pick into the QB pond once again?
Of course that directly contradicts what Gettleman said before the combine, but he's getting known to prevaricate a bit now and then.
Yea, don’t want to create any quarterback controversy if Eli struggles, “Paul Dottino school of thought “
Yea anyone that would like to get a younger quarterback to begin the transition is an Eli hater.
I live Eli, what I hate is so called Giants fans who are bigger Eli fans than Giants fans
Not to revisit this debate, but this was the risk with not taking Darnold last year. It’s a hard position to fill.
I wouldn't mind Lock there as well. Lock is probably getting taken by Denver.
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In the low rent zone.
That's what she is saying more or less. There have been rumors about their interest in Stidham. And of course Jones if he drops some, like to 37 or better yet 95. Then you have Grier and Finley and Rypien. Not to mention my pet pick Lock.
Isn't one of Shurmur's strengths his ability to develop QBs? Lauletta appears to be pissing away his chances, but if they think Eli still has it, why wouldn't they toss a mid round pick into the QB pond once again?
Of course that directly contradicts what Gettleman said before the combine, but he's getting known to prevaricate a bit now and then.
If they’re passing on Haskins to waste a pick on Stidham, Grier, Finley or Rypien we’re in a lot of trouble.
Stop trying to turn mid round QBs into franchise QBs
Haskins is as mobile as a dead tree and has one year of true experience, most of that in a dink and dunk offense.
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