thought they would. It seemed obvious. WR is a real need in the offseason. I'd like them to bring back Coleman, but I'd be surprised if they do. It seems that ship has sailed.
They most definitely need to inject some bodies and some youth into this group but it was ignored during free agency and went in other directions in a deep draft. Maybe the idea was UDFA grabs weren't much different in their grades than the mid to later round guys?
A guy like Coleman looks great in camp (according to beat writers) and then is a surprise cut.
But then here we are, approaching week 3, and he hasnt been picked up by any other team in the NFL which leads me to believe that our coaches might know more than myself and the beat writers.
what exactly causes it? is it just repeatedly jamming the toe into turf over time? or is it a one time tackle type thing where the toe gets jammed?
It's caused by the toe being repeatedly stressed upwards. Such as when a Receiver pushes off at the start of a route or when planting and making cuts. It can also be caused by the foot moving within the shoe and jamming toes due to the stickiness of Turf
A guy like Coleman looks great in camp (according to beat writers) and then is a surprise cut.
But then here we are, approaching week 3, and he hasnt been picked up by any other team in the NFL which leads me to believe that our coaches might know more than myself and the beat writers.
I'd agree w/you completely during any other year, but w/o pre-season games, access to practices, it's an absolute crap shoot for teams bringing in players from other teams. Our coaches may have been right, but either our writers(most of them have been w/the team for some time) don't know anything about football or there's at least something to be taken by their writings!
A guy like Coleman looks great in camp (according to beat writers) and then is a surprise cut.
But then here we are, approaching week 3, and he hasnt been picked up by any other team in the NFL which leads me to believe that our coaches might know more than myself and the beat writers.
Exactly.
We fans tend to get more excited about some of these players than the league does. Coleman and Ross Cockrell are both currently unemployed......with expanded Practice Squads, there is no reason to believe the pre-season hype on guys like this at this point.
RE: Roster strategies around Wide Receiver corps have been
They most definitely need to inject some bodies and some youth into this group but it was ignored during free agency and went in other directions in a deep draft. Maybe the idea was UDFA grabs weren't much different in their grades than the mid to later round guys?
Who is #3 WR for this Sunday?
It should be Evan Engram. Enough with the failed tight end experience already.
The guy is $9 million against the cap this year and next
Still don't understand why Coleman was cut - he's got to be better than some of the other options we have but apparently the staff feels otherwise.
Wasn't Judge in NE the two weeks that Coleman was on their team? I think Judge might have some knowledge of the situation ... basically agreeing with you.
this coaching staff is demanding that you understand what they are teaching and that you work at it - if you are unable to respond and show you are grasping what they are teaching they do not suffer this lightly --
I'm sure this is why Connelly and Coleman were lower priorities in the scheme of things
this coaching staff is demanding that you understand what they are teaching and that you work at it - if you are unable to respond and show you are grasping what they are teaching they do not suffer this lightly --
I'm sure this is why Connelly and Coleman were lower priorities in the scheme of things
There were rumors that this was the case with Coleman when he was in Cleveland. He was never able to really grasp the playbook and would make all kinds of route running mistakes.
this coaching staff is demanding that you understand what they are teaching and that you work at it - if you are unable to respond and show you are grasping what they are teaching they do not suffer this lightly --
I'm sure this is why Connelly and Coleman were lower priorities in the scheme of things
so you think connelly has a learning disability too?
I wish the Giants had a developmental WR on the roster from this last draft. As Slayton showcased last year, there are opportunities to be had when your group includes a 32-year-old and another guy with injury struggles.
About Coleman (I don't want you to divulge anything), if you know something.
I was really hoping to see him finally being able to fulfill his potential after all his setbacks ( those that were self induced and bad luck).
I think the team handled it professionally and kept the door open for other teams to sign Coleman, but it is quite a tight knit league. If I've heard something, I'm certainly not in the inner circle and I'm sure every other team would hear the same
About Coleman (I don't want you to divulge anything), if you know something.
I was really hoping to see him finally being able to fulfill his potential after all his setbacks ( those that were self induced and bad luck).
I think the team handled it professionally and kept the door open for other teams to sign Coleman, but it is quite a tight knit league. If I've heard something, I'm certainly not in the inner circle and I'm sure every other team would hear the same
Sorry just reading this now but, do you know the 'non-football reasons' he was released for? Was it prior off field issues or locker room? Just hadn''t heard anything and usually thats pretty blown up by the media or at least here on BBI.
They most definitely need to inject some bodies and some youth into this group but it was ignored during free agency and went in other directions in a deep draft. Maybe the idea was UDFA grabs weren't much different in their grades than the mid to later round guys?
Who is #3 WR for this Sunday?
Has Coleman been claimed by another team?
But then here we are, approaching week 3, and he hasnt been picked up by any other team in the NFL which leads me to believe that our coaches might know more than myself and the beat writers.
We need at least 5 guys active on sundays though I think.
Does Judge think that?
But then here we are, approaching week 3, and he hasnt been picked up by any other team in the NFL which leads me to believe that our coaches might know more than myself and the beat writers.
I'd agree w/you completely during any other year, but w/o pre-season games, access to practices, it's an absolute crap shoot for teams bringing in players from other teams. Our coaches may have been right, but either our writers(most of them have been w/the team for some time) don't know anything about football or there's at least something to be taken by their writings!
And counting...
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3rd and 4th WRs on this team are now C.J. Board and Damion Ratley.
Ummmm
guessing we see more of Engram split out wide.
WR and CB are huge needs for this team next year.
Maybe for CB we should think about cluster drafting there? Maybe spend for a top FS also to round it out?
Oh wait...
For WR, we'll just have to wait for a draft that is deep at the position to address that.
Oh wait...
But, Giants will have to run the ball better to take full advantage of that speed.
But then here we are, approaching week 3, and he hasnt been picked up by any other team in the NFL which leads me to believe that our coaches might know more than myself and the beat writers.
Exactly.
We fans tend to get more excited about some of these players than the league does. Coleman and Ross Cockrell are both currently unemployed......with expanded Practice Squads, there is no reason to believe the pre-season hype on guys like this at this point.
They most definitely need to inject some bodies and some youth into this group but it was ignored during free agency and went in other directions in a deep draft. Maybe the idea was UDFA grabs weren't much different in their grades than the mid to later round guys?
Who is #3 WR for this Sunday?
It should be Evan Engram. Enough with the failed tight end experience already.
Ummmm
deja vu all over again
Wasn't Judge in NE the two weeks that Coleman was on their team? I think Judge might have some knowledge of the situation ... basically agreeing with you.
And counting...
Something against Mongols?
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And we're now 9 days into the season and it year four of this Mongolian cluster fuck that is the NY Football Giants.
And counting...
Something against Mongols?
Just wondering, is a "Mongolian cluster-fuck" an actual real thing?
I'm sure this is why Connelly and Coleman were lower priorities in the scheme of things
I'm sure this is why Connelly and Coleman were lower priorities in the scheme of things
There were rumors that this was the case with Coleman when he was in Cleveland. He was never able to really grasp the playbook and would make all kinds of route running mistakes.
I'm sure this is why Connelly and Coleman were lower priorities in the scheme of things
so you think connelly has a learning disability too?
we traded OBJ for Lawrence. xman is a JAG and peppers sucks at his actual position
Not that he's tearing it up for Cleveland, yet.
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3rd and 4th WRs on this team are now C.J. Board and Damion Ratley.
Ummmm
guessing we see more of Engram split out wide.
WR and CB are huge needs for this team next year.
Maybe for CB we should think about cluster drafting there? Maybe spend for a top FS also to round it out?
Oh wait...
For WR, we'll just have to wait for a draft that is deep at the position to address that.
Oh wait...
I heard on the radio the other day that this up coming draft is suppose to be WR heavy. Maybe 5 in the top 10..
made zero sense and was ownership's (over) reaction to trading Odell.
They need to completely rethink what they are doing at WR. Small receivers that can't get separation is not the model for the NFL in 2020.
About Coleman (I don't want you to divulge anything), if you know something.
I was really hoping to see him finally being able to fulfill his potential after all his setbacks ( those that were self induced and bad luck).
About Coleman (I don't want you to divulge anything), if you know something.
I was really hoping to see him finally being able to fulfill his potential after all his setbacks ( those that were self induced and bad luck).
I think the team handled it professionally and kept the door open for other teams to sign Coleman, but it is quite a tight knit league. If I've heard something, I'm certainly not in the inner circle and I'm sure every other team would hear the same
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About Coleman (I don't want you to divulge anything), if you know something.
I was really hoping to see him finally being able to fulfill his potential after all his setbacks ( those that were self induced and bad luck).
I think the team handled it professionally and kept the door open for other teams to sign Coleman, but it is quite a tight knit league. If I've heard something, I'm certainly not in the inner circle and I'm sure every other team would hear the same
Sorry just reading this now but, do you know the 'non-football reasons' he was released for? Was it prior off field issues or locker room? Just hadn''t heard anything and usually thats pretty blown up by the media or at least here on BBI.
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Yep. People can read between the lines on this one