Saturday Reading

Giants

Dunleavy NJ.com: 8 long shots who could steal a spot on Giants’ roster in training camp | Overlooked veterans at CB, LB? Rookies at OL, TE?
https://www.nj.com/giants/2019/07/8-long-shots-who-could-steal-a-spot-on-giants-roster-in-training-camp-overlooked-veterans-at-cb-lb-rookies-at-ol-te.html

Leonard NYDN: Giants 2018 Film Review, Week 3: What we learned from Big Blue’s best game of the year
https://www.nydailynews.com/sports/football/giants/ny-film-review-week-3-saquon-barkley-julian-love-20190712-f4b6vohbcfcfvemtaggppszpvu-story.html

PFF: PFF (@PFF)
7/12/19, 2:47 PM
Week 1 Preview: Cowboys vs. Giants!
PFF's George and PFF Eric; take an early look with a betting eye at the Week 1 clash in Dallas (Video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLcYnr42FzA

Owaczarski Mil JS: Will Packers see Giants rookie QB, or will Eli Manning still be the man?
https://www.jsonline.com/story/sports/nfl/packers/2019/07/12/packers-see-giants-rookie-qb-manning-still-man/1629855001/

Fonseca NJ.com: Are Giants bringing back red alternate jersey? Nike may have just hinted at its return | How, where to buy
https://www.nj.com/giants/2019/07/are-giants-bringing-back-red-alternate-jersey-nike-may-have-just-hinted-at-its-return-how-where-to-buy.html

QB

Schneier/Turchyn Big Blue Banter Podcast: Dan Schneier and Nick Turchyn preview how Daniel Jones will fit the New York Giants scheme and what he needs to improve based on his 2018 tape (Audio)
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-daniel-jones-show-seeing-the-pick-through-a-giants-lens/id1387339234?i=1000441006618

RB

Connor Price (@PFF_ConnorPrice)
7/12/19, 11:11 AM
For those worried about #Giants Saquon Barkley rushing against stacked defensive boxes all year

Barkley tied for the 2nd-highest grade against a stacked box (8+ men) last season, per & #8294;& #8234;PFF& #8236;& #8297;

Connor Price (@PFF_ConnorPrice)
7/12/19, 11:12 AM
Barkley gained 872 yards after contact last season — outdoing numerous players — and 374 of those yards came when facing a heavy defensive box

RT

Traina Football Maven: Training Camp Roster Preview: Mike Remmers
https://footballmaven.io/nygiants/api/amp/nygiants/news/training-camp-roster-preview-mike-remmers-sEpyzJcLi0eNa-nEv7FVGA/

Defense

Giants.com: Giants Huddle: 2019 Defensive Preview
Defensive Backs Coach Everett Withers, Outside Linebackers Coach Mike Dawson, Linebackers Coach Bill McGovern, and Defensive Line Coach Gary Emanuel preview the 2019 Giants defense (Video)
https://www.giants.com/podcasts/giants-huddle-2019-defensive-preview

CB

Raanan ESPN NY: Charges filed in shooting of Giants CB Ballentine
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/27179043/charges-filed-shooting-giants-cb-ballentine?

PK

Traina Football Maven: Training Camp Roster Preview: Aldrick Rosas
https://footballmaven.io/nygiants/api/amp/nygiants/news/training-camp-roster-preview-aldrick-rosas-VVo10FJosE2l-jJEVXzykg/

NFL

Beaton WSJ: The Billion-Dollar Question Hanging Over NFL Labor Talks
NFL owners say an 18-game regular season would drastically increase revenues, but players are pushing back
https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-billion-dollar-question-hanging-over-nfl-labor-talks-11562859817

Wolfe ESPN: Smith: 18 NFL games not in players' best interest
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/27177965/smith-18-nfl-games-not-players-best-interest

Brooks NFL.com: Ranking defensive triplets; new team-building trend

“1) New RB trend influencing team-building formula. Instead of bypassing talented runners in lieu of "value picks" in the mid-to-late rounds, savvy executives are using top picks to secure blue-chip RBs for their teams to provide stability and cost certainty at a position that remains valuable in the team-building formula.
Now, I know we've been conditioned to believe NFL running backs can be found at your local YMCA, but just look at the most recent first-round selections. You won't find many busts at the position. From Ezekiel Elliott (two-time NFL rushing champ) to Todd Gurley (2017 Offensive Player of the Year) to Christian McCaffrey (one of only three players with 1,000 rush yards and 100 catches in a single season) to Saquon Barkley (2018 Offensive Rookie of the Year and one of three rookies in history to surpass 2,000 scrimmage yards), first-round running backs are living up to the hype as playmakers for their respective squads. Additionally, they are centerpieces to an offensive puzzle who alleviate the pressure of a quarterback and enable some teams to play with a B or B+ player at the QB1 spot.
Given their overall importance to the majority of NFL offenses, it makes sense to draft running backs early and maximize their talents while they're still on team-friendly rookie deals. I know the football world typically views quarterbacks and their rookie contracts as one of the key components to building a championship team, but investing draft capital into a blue-chip running back could also become a pivotal part of the Super Bowl formula.
Before you scream bloody murder, hear me out when it comes to this theory.
Under the current terms of the NFL's collective bargaining agreement, teams have the option to exercise a fifth-year option on any player selected in the first round. By exercising the option, the team retains the rights of the player for an extra year on the standard four-year contract without needing to negotiate with the player. For players selected within the top 10, the fifth-year option is equal to the average of the top-10 salaries at the position. For players selected 11th through 32nd overall, the fifth-year option is equal to the average of the third through 25th highest salaries for the position from the previous year. This provides the team with cost certainty for five years while also giving the franchise the right to retain the player at the end of the five-year deal on a series of franchise tags that could keep a marquee running back in the fold for seven or eight years at reasonable prices.
That's why the Steelers were willing to string out Le'Veon Bell on a series of franchise tags at the end of his rookie contract instead of forking over big money on an extended deal that featured significant guarantees. It is also the reason the Dallas Cowboys could be slow-playing Ezekiel Elliott on an extension because they know they have him under contract for the next few years regardless of whether he likes it or not. It's also the ploy the Los Angeles Chargers could be using to take advantage of Melvin Gordon while he's in the prime of his career.
Looking at the Oakland Raiders' decision to give Josh Jacobs a fully guaranteed deal, it makes sense because his $11.8 million salary on a four-year term will look like a bargain if he turns out to be a Gurley-like playmaker for Jon Gruden's squad. Plus, the team will have an opportunity to keep him in the fold for a few extra years on a series of franchise tags that will likely take him through his prime years as a player.
The Patriots are notoriously frugal when it comes to players and compensation, yet they dropped a first-round pick on Sony Michel to anchor their running game. Is that a coincidence? I don't think so. Bill Belichick is typically at the forefront of the team-building trends, and the Patriots' decision to invest draft capital in a running back could signify a new way of doing business.
Keep in mind, Raiders general manager Mike Mayock enjoyed a solid relationship with Belichick when he worked with us at NFL Network. He could be following a blueprint that enables to the Raiders to build a sustainable contender for the next few years while they have the offensive firepower to challenge any team in the AFC.
In fact, the recent investments in running backs remind me of my time as a scout with the Carolina Panthers and how we viewed running backs as important pieces of the offensive puzzle, particularly when we had an average quarterback in place as our QB1. John Fox and Marty Hurney believed in drafting a top running back in the first round and leaning on him to carry the load as the workhorse on a run-heavy offense. Additionally, they believed in drafting a blue-chip successor when the RB1 was heading into the final year of his deal to give the team a solid plan for the future.
There are still executives in the league who share this opinion when it comes to running backs and how they should fit into the team-building puzzle.
"Draft them high and ride them until the wheels fall off," an AFC executive told me. "I don't know if I could commit a second contract to them (running backs), but I would keep them on a series of one-year deals to squeeze out as much juice out of them while they're in their prime.
"I don't mind paying a premium for them while they're playing well, but I don't want to get caught holding the bag when they start to decline."
With the Raiders following a path that others have recently blazed, we might be onto a trend that serves as the new blueprint for building a title contender in coming years.”

https://amp.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001035672/article/ranking-defensive-triplets-a-growing-trend-in-nfl-teambuilding?

Mays/Clark The Ringer: The Offensive Epidemic From a Defensive Point of View
The positions to focus on when building a defense, collegiate schemes pro defenses should adopt, and underrated defensive coordinators
https://www.theringer.com/2019/7/12/20691541/offensive-epidemic-from-defensive-point-of-view

ATLANTA
Ledbetter AJC: Falcons preview 2019: Reunion of Ryan-Koetter to power offense
https://www.ajc.com/sports/football/falcons-preview-2019-reunion-ryan-koetter-power-offense/fNhLE9Hoqdp0VVPwY0UtYP/

BALTIMORE
Schwab Yahoo Sports: 2019 NFL preview: With Lamar Jackson, Ravens are different than everyone else
https://sports.yahoo.com/amphtml/2019-nfl-preview-with-lamar-jackson-ravens-are-different-than-everyone-else-123939133.html

BUFFALO
Parrino NY Upstate: Bills’ Josh Allen reflects on ‘dumb plays’ he made as a rookie; what he learned
https://www.newyorkupstate.com/buffalo-bills/2019/07/bills-josh-allen-reflects-on-dumb-plays-he-made-as-a-rookie-what-he-learned.html

CAROLINA
Coleman Charlotte Observer: Panthers QBs Kyle Allen and Will Grier are ‘blue collar,’ their former coach says
https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/nfl/carolina-panthers/article231764348.html

Marks Charlotte Observer: Which Panthers backup RB — if any — can ease the load on star Christian McCaffrey?
https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/nfl/carolina-panthers/article232555652.html

CHICAGO
Arkush Daily Herald: Breaking down burning questions about the Bears' wide recievers
https://www.dailyherald.com/amp-article/20190712/sports/190719570/

CLEVELAND
Cabot Cleveland Plain Dealer: Duke Johnson hires super-agent Drew Rosenhaus and still wants the Browns to trade him
https://www.cleveland.com/browns/2019/07/duke-johnson-hires-super-agent-drew-rosenhaus-and-still-wants-the-browns-to-trade-him.html

Rosenthal NFL.com: Making the Leap: 24 reasons why Chubb will shine
https://amp.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001035581/article/making-the-leap-24-reasons-why-browns-nick-chubb-will-shine?

DALLAS
Epstein USA Today: Team-friendly deal? Dak Prescott explains why Cowboys shouldn’t need to go that way
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/cowboys/2019/07/11/dak-prescott-cowboys-contract-extension-team-friendly/1698941001/

Zenitz Alabama.com: Former Alabama star Rolando McClain wants to make NFL comeback
https://www.al.com/alabamafootball/2019/07/former-alabama-star-rolando-mcclain-wants-to-make-nfl-comeback.html

DENVER
O’Halloran Denver Post: Broncos Position Preview: Offseason of shuffling, adding for offensive line
https://www.denverpost.com/2019/07/13/broncos-position-preview-offensive-line/amp/

DETROIT
Twentyman Lions.com: 2019 training camp preview: Wide receiver
https://www.detroitlions.com/news/2019-training-camp-preview-wide-receiver

GREEN BAY
Ryman Mil JS: Green Bay Packers report record revenue, record expenses
https://www.jsonline.com/story/sports/nfl/packers/2019/07/12/green-bay-packers-report-record-revenue-record-expenses-2018/1672592001/

Andrew Brandt (@AndrewBrandt)
7/12/19, 5:12 PM
Key number from annual & #8294;& #8234;@packers& #8236;& #8297; financial report: $274 million. It is the national distribution to each team, before they even turn the lights on. Player Salary Cap was $180 million. These are salad days for NFL owners

Nickel Mil JS: Packers CB Jaire Alexander's offseason includes yoga — and on this day, goats and a bold prediction
https://amp.jsonline.com/amp/1715556001

HOUSTON
Wilson Houston Chronicle: Jadeveon Clowney honing pass-rush skills with retired NFL stars
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/sports/texas-sports-nation/texans/amp/Jadeveon-Clowney-honing-pass-rush-skills-with-14091071.php

JACKSONVILLE
Reid Florida Times Union: Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette in pivotal season to produce
https://www.jacksonville.com/sports/20190712/jaguars-running-back-leonard-fournette-in-pivotal-season-to-produce?

LOS ANGELES RAMS
Simmons Rams.com: Countdown to Camp: Outside linebackers should be a strength for L.A. in 2019
https://www.therams.com/news/countdown-to-camp-outside-linebackers-should-be-a-strength-in-2019

MIAMI
Jackson Miami Herald: Dolphins signed eight players out of AAF. Here’s what team is saying about them
https://www.miamiherald.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/barry-jackson/article230148024.html

MINNESOTA
Waldman RSP: Mark Schofield’s RSP NFL Lens: QB Kirk Cousins (Vikings)–Baker or Chef?
https://mattwaldmanrsp.com/2019/07/12/mark-schofields-rsp-nfl-lens-qb-kirk-cousins-vikings-baker-or-chef/

Mizutani Twincities.com: Vikings hopeful Dillon Mitchell still learning from ‘Uncle Penny’ Hardaway
https://www.twincities.com/2019/07/12/to-vikings-rookie-dillon-mitchell-former-nba-star-penny-hardaway-will-always-be-uncle-penny/amp/

NEW ENGLAND
Scalavino Patriots.com: Patriots Position Snapshot: Linebackers
https://www.patriots.com/news/patriots-position-snapshot-linebackers

Mike Reiss (@MikeReiss)
7/12/19, 3:39 PM
Jets TE Chris Herndon, who had a career-high 7 catches vs. the Patriots on 11/25, will miss this season’s Week 3 NE-NYJ matchup while serving a 4-game NFL suspension.

NEW ORLEANS
Peterson CJ Online: Saints give Wilhoite opportunity to take 'next step' in NFL career
https://www.cjonline.com/sports/20190712/saints-give-wilhoite-opportunity-to-take-next-step-in-nfl-career?

NEW YORK JETS
Stuart Football Perspective: 2019 Team Records (Coach, Quarterback, Rushers, Receivers) – Jets
http://www.footballperspective.com/2019-team-records-coach-quarterback-rushers-receivers-jets/

Costello NYP: Jets’ Chris Herndon suspended for first four games of the season
https://nypost.com/2019/07/12/jets-chris-herndon-suspended-for-first-four-games-of-the-season/amp/

Costello NYP: Trumaine Johnson has a lot to prove in Jets’ secondary
https://nypost.com/2019/07/12/trumaine-johnson-has-a-lot-to-prove-in-jets-backfield/amp/

OAKLAND
Kawahara SF Chronicle: Raiders guard Richie Incognito suspended two games by NFL
https://www.sfchronicle.com/raiders/amp/Raiders-guard-Richie-Incognito-suspended-two-14092020.php

PHILADELPHIA
Kempski Phillyvoice: Eagles training camp preview: Interior offensive line
https://www.phillyvoice.com/eagles-training-camp-preview-interior-offensive-line-2019/

PITTSBURGH
Bouchette The Athletic: The Steelers have a decision to make on Tomlin. It shouldn’t be hard
https://theathletic.com/1074022/2019/07/12/mike-tomlin-contract-extension-steelers/?

Adamski Pittsburgh Tribune Review: Steelers 2-a-days: 10-year veteran Maurkice Pouncey, late rookie add Damian Prince
https://triblive.com/sports/steelers-2-a-days-10-year-veteran-maurkice-pouncey-late-rookie-add-damian-prince/

Adamski Pittsburgh Tribune Review: Steelers 2-a-days: Is Roosevelt Nix’s job safe? Can Chuks Okorafor nab starting spot?
https://triblive.com/sports/steelers-2-a-days-is-roosevelt-nixs-job-safe-can-chuks-okorafor-nab-starting-spot/

Adamski Pittsburgh Tribune Review: At 27, Steelers DL Lavon Hooks works to avoid practice squad
https://triblive.com/sports/at-27-steelers-dl-lavon-hooks-works-to-avoid-practice-squad/

SAN FRANCISCO
Clark The Ringer: Jimmy Garoppolo Is Ready to Return to Action
The 49ers quarterback missed most of 2018 with an ACL tear. He talks about his rehabilitation, watching film with Mike Shanahan, what he learned playing behind Tom Brady, and how excited he is to team up with George Kittle
https://www.theringer.com/nfl/2019/7/12/20691214/jimmy-garoppolo-san-francisco-49ers

WASHINGTON
Stackpole Redskins.com: 2019 Redskins in Richmond: Outside Linebackers
https://www.redskins.com/news/2019-redskins-in-richmond-outside-linebackers

Melnick Refskins.com: 2019 Redskins in Richmond: Inside Linebackers
https://www.redskins.com/news/2019-redskins-in-richmond-inside-linebackers

Colleges/Draft

Shapiro MMQB: Identifying the Best 2020 NFL Draft Prospect at Each Position
https://amp.si.com/nfl/2019/07/12/nfl-draft-2020-best-player-by-position-tua-tagovailoa-dandre-swift-chase-young

SI.com: The Top 100 Players of the 2019 College Football Season
https://www.si.com/college-football/2019/07/12/player-rankings-top-100-list-trevor-lawrence-tua-tagovailoa

Feldman The Athletic: Bruce Feldman’s 2019 college football Freaks List
https://theathletic.com/1065937/2019/07/12/bruce-feldmans-freaks-list-2019-college-football-top-athletic-performances/

T
Crabbs The Draft Network: BUILDING THE PERFECT NFL OFFENSIVE TACKLE
https://thedraftnetwork.com/articles/building-the-perfect-nfl-offensive-tackle

Jordan Reid (@JReidNFL)
7/12/19, 8:55 AM
It’s no surprise to see Iowa RT Tristan Wirfs finish at the top spot on Feldman’s Freak List:

• Former Team Captain (HS)
• 3x Discus State Champion
• 2x Shot Put State Champion
• Wrestling State Champion
• School power clean record holder (450)

S
Sikkema The Draft Network: KYLE DUGGER, A D-II DIAMOND FOR THE NFL DRAFT
https://thedraftnetwork.com/articles/kyle-dugger-a-d-ii-diamond-for-the-nfl-draft

History

Schneier 247 Sports: Assembling the New York Giants' All-Time Depth Chart (Defense)
https://247sports.com/nfl/new-york-giants/Article/New-York-Giants-depth-chart-all-time-defense-133610127/Amp/

49ers.com: T.O. Film Room: Torching the New York Giants
Owens discusses two long touchdowns against the New York Giants that showcased his strong hands and breakaway speed.
https://www.49ers.com/video/t-o-film-room-torching-the-new-york-giants

Fitzgerald SF Chronicle: Ex-49ers exec Neal Dahlen has more Super Bowl rings than anyone but Bill Belichick
https://www.sfchronicle.com/49ers/amp/Ex-49ers-exec-Neal-Dahlen-has-more-Super-Bowl-14091647.php

Giants Birthdays 7-13

Harold Hart RB W-TB 1977 NYG 1977 7-13-1952

In Memoriam

Jack Kemp QB W-PIT 1958 NYG Taxi Squad 1958 Born 7-13-1935 Died 5-02-2009

9-20-1958

PARKER SEEKING NEW-TYPE QB
SEPTEMBER 20 (Pittsburgh Press) - “The strategy of the Detroit Lions during the years they were winning championships provides the first solid clue to the Steelers' frantic, last-minute search for a quarterback. It
appears that Coach Buddy Parker is looking for a combination runner-passer, a drastic departure from the type of quarterback the Steelers have used in the past.
Joe Bach and Walt Kiesling, Parker's predecessors, emphasized passing; running was incidental. Parker has changed the pattern to the extent that his
quarterback must do both. In the last week, the former Detroit coach has acquired rookie Jack Kemp from the Lions and sophomore Earl Morrall from the SanFrancisco Forty-Niners, both of whom have one things in common. Each is big enough and strong enough to develop into a heavy-duty ball carrier. Morrall is 6-1, 195 pounds; the six-foot Kemp weighs 200. The acquisition of this pair leaves the future of veteran Ted Marchibroda and rookie Len Dawson up in the air. Neither is regarded as a powerhouse runner. When in a position to do so, Parker made good use of his quarterback as a runner. Bobby Layne, for example, was a key in Detroit's ground game. In 1952-53, before he was stricken with an arm injury, the sturdily-built Texan carried the ball 181 times, second only to Hunchy Hoernschmeyer, the Lions' bread-and-butter back who carried 207 times over the same span. Of NFL coaches, Parker is the only one who uses the option play as an integral part of his offense.”

MVP Profile: Jack Kemp, 1965

“The road to pro football success was a difficult one for Kemp, taken in the 17th round of the 1957 NFL draft by the Detroit Lions after playing collegiately at little Occidental College. He saw scant action in the preseason but, after Head Coach Buddy Parker resigned and then took over in Pittsburgh, he was traded to the Steelers and threw a total of 18 passes during his rookie year. Waived a game into the 1958 season, he caught on with the New York Giants and saw no action as a member of the taxi squad. Failing to catch on with Calgary of the CFL in ’59, he sat out the season and went back to college, but appeared to get another chance at the NFL with the 49ers before being declared ineligible due to his having signed earlier with the CFL. With the advent of the AFL in 1960, Kemp finally got his chance with the Los Angeles Chargers and led the league in passing while throwing for 3018 yards and 20 TDs (along with 25 interceptions) and a league-leading 7.4 yards per attempt...”

https://fs64sports.blogspot.com/2012/05/mvp-profile-jack-kemp-1965.html

San Gabriel Rotarians had the pleasure of meeting Allan Barry, retired American football offensive lineman. Allan shared numerous stories of his football career and personal life. He was drafted out of college (USC) by the Green Bay Packers in 1953. He signed his first football contact to play for the Green Bay Packers for $5,750 per year.

In 1957, Allan had the opportunity to play with Hall of Fame quarterback Bart Starr. Also that season, the Packers selected the number one draft choice and Heisman Trophy winner Paul Hornung. Allan was traded in 1958 to the New York Giants were he teamed up with his former USC teammates Frank Gifford and Lindon Crow.

Allan described the first time he met Jack Kemp. Yes, Congressman Jack Kemp and vice-presidential nominee. The following is an excerpt from Allen’s book The Unknown Lineman / the lighter side of the NFL. “I saw a young man who looked to be about 17 years old with a butch haircut and freckles. I figured that I would ask him if he would clean my shoes. Allan asked a friend if that was the clubhouse boy who cleaned the player’s shoes. He responded, “No that is Jack Kemp who we just acquired from the Pittsburgh Steelers”.

Frank Gifford: WSJ: “You interviewed about as many Colts players as Giants, which allowed you to take the reader inside the Baltimore locker room as well. Did you learn anything about the Colts that surprised you?
Frank Gifford: They were very uptight. [Colts wide receiver] Raymond Berry had been thinking about writing the book himself so he kept some really copious notes. He shared all that with me. He was almost physically sick before the game. He felt so emotionally strong about the game he could hardly take it. He recalls their locker room as being absolutely so quiet you could hear a pin drop.

Meanwhile, we're over there fighting over the distribution of the championship money. I wanted Jack Kemp to get the full share. Sam Huff almost punched me out. So much for the team being one.”

AP: (12-27-1958)

Here are the names of numbers of the offensive and defensive players for the New York Giants and the Baltimore Colts for tomorrow's National Football league champ- ionship game.

BALTIMORE Offense 82 Berry le 72 Parker It 63 Spinney la- 50 Nutter c 68 Sandusky rr 60 Preas rt 84 Mutscheller re 19 Unitas Qb 35 Amech'e ib Defense 89 Marchetti !e 70 Donovan It 76 Lipscomb rt 83 Joyce re 36 Pelllnit-on lib 66 Shlnnick mg 35 Sanford rib 23 Taicff Iw 20 Davis rw 80 Nelson 1& lt; 17 Brown NEW YORK Offenie 44 Rotele 79 Brown It 68 Barry Ig 55 Wletecha e (2 Mlschalc rg 66 Stroud rt 85 Echnelker 11 Heinrleh qb 18 Gilford In 2C Webster rh 33 Triplett fb Defence 75 Katcavage 77 Modzelewsk! It 76 Orterrt II Robuitelll re 89 Livingston lib 70 Huff mg M Svare rib 41 Crowlw 21 KarUlTac: nc 45 Tunnel! Is 30 Fatten n SUBSTITUTES Baltimore 14. Shaw. Qb: 21, DeCarlo. he: 15. Call, hb: 26. Lyles. hb: 31, Pricer. fbs 41, Simpson, hb: 44, Rechlchar. hb: 47. Sample, hb: 64, Thurston. g: 69. Myhra, t: 78. Krouse, t: 80. Plunkett. t: 81. Braaae, e.

New Tork 13. Maynard. hb: 17, Kemp, qb: 22, Lou, hb: 24. King, hb: 30. Bvoboda, !b; 34. Chandler, hb: 42, Conerly, qb: 4S. Hxighes. hb: 60. Guy, g; 71, Erackett. t; 72 Youco, t; 80, MacAfee. e; 88,