Who is One Player You Always Wish Played for the Giants?

the WR the Giants cut to make room for the legendary Joey Biscaha. Dial had a very good career with the Steelers and Cowboys. Not sure Biscaha even had double-digit receptions in his very short career.

In comment 15212205 geelabee said:

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Love Eli and after LT he might be the greatest Giant of all time..but if Brady the Giants might have an extra 5 super bowl titles..

or he could have washed out and never been heard from again. he was a 6th round pick who under different coaching may never have turned into Tom Brady that we know today. Brady is a guy who craves discipline and order. How much of that existed under studly Jim "look at me" Fassel??

I always would love to have seen with the Giants. Tremendous will, did everything right, tough.

but to Anakim's inquiry, Tom Rathman would have fit right in with the Giants. I loved Carton, but Rathman was also a great blocker but could do so much more as a receiver.

Anquan Boldin. There were always those rumors of a trade.

Reese hated Lbs and Wilson over him alway bothered me.

I know he played briefly. I just wish his career wasn’t cut short, unbelievable talent, skill, heart and drive! Such a good kid, too! Wonder how he’s doing?

The Giants traded their first draft pick in 1975 to Dallas in exchange for QB Craig Morten. Dallas chose Randy White - all pro seven times - the Manster

Anderson.

Can think of many times when he would have come in handy

I wish he had ever played for the Giants.

Keith Byars: his hit on Pepper Johnson still makes me cringe. Bill Parcells emphasized his play against the giants, and his playing style overall. Evidenced by the fact that he took him to both NE, & NY.
Larry Centers: his catching ability was majestic.
Curt Warner (RB: “Seahawks”): loved his second effort,fluidity, and toughness.
Sterling Sharpe: IIMHO his field vision & ability to separate, before his nearly inexplicable neck injury, were unsurpassed. He was also a fearless beast when used inside, before the arrival of Favre.

I couldn’t agree more with the post by “Fstubbs,” (?) and his analysis of the unselfish contributions kiwi, contributed, at a cost to his ability to elevate his attributes.