buy us the fans and the mock drafters and will likely be there at 11, which player (single player not players) are you least concerned about (either health, size, skill, or off field)
Waddle was hurt, Smith doesn't carry much weight, Pitts may not have a position, Surtain I have read has trouble on deep ball defense, the EDGE guys all have negatives that would keep you from drafting them this early.
Waddle Broken ankle
Smith to light
Sewell to young especially for NYC
Parson has off the field issues from being a 17 year old which might him the second least to worry about.
Smith. But I’ve been doing work on Smith before the Giants regular season was done. I’ve closed my book on Smith long ago. I’m confident in the player and the person. I have absolutely zero concerns about his weight. He is my number one target.
Smith. But I’ve been doing work on Smith before the Giants regular season was done. I’ve closed my book on Smith long ago. I’m confident in the player and the person. I have absolutely zero concerns about his weight. He is my number one target.
Do you feel, if the Giants draft Smith, that the Giants will bite on a potential offer for Shepherd or Slayton? Or do you feel they would stay put with the loaded WR room?
I'm not as concerned as everyone else that 175 is too light. the rules have changed and that dirty cheap shot fucker Dawkins isnt in the league anymore.
Smith. But I’ve been doing work on Smith before the Giants regular season was done. I’ve closed my book on Smith long ago. I’m confident in the player and the person. I have absolutely zero concerns about his weight. He is my number one target.
Do you feel, if the Giants draft Smith, that the Giants will bite on a potential offer for Shepherd or Slayton? Or do you feel they would stay put with the loaded WR room?
I think they try to move Shepard. I personally wouldn’t move Slayton. I like Slayton as a #3 option that allows Smith to shift to the slot on 3 WR sets. I see Smith being a Z/Slot WR. In 2 WR sets he’d play the movable Z, in 3 WR sets he moves to the slot. I think that’s the most effective way to use him in relation to our other receiving talents. If Golladay goes down you move Slayton to the X and allow John Ross to man the slot while keeping Smith in the Z.
He's an expensive slot WR with a history of chronic injuries including concussions who's spoke publicly about his concerns about another one and walking away from the game.
That's a tough sell to anyone for any kind of return.
Smith. But I’ve been doing work on Smith before the Giants regular season was done. I’ve closed my book on Smith long ago. I’m confident in the player and the person. I have absolutely zero concerns about his weight. He is my number one target.
Do you feel, if the Giants draft Smith, that the Giants will bite on a potential offer for Shepherd or Slayton? Or do you feel they would stay put with the loaded WR room?
I think they try to move Shepard. I personally wouldn’t move Slayton. I like Slayton as a #3 option that allows Smith to shift to the slot on 3 WR sets. I see Smith being a Z/Slot WR. In 2 WR sets he’d play the movable Z, in 3 WR sets he moves to the slot. I think that’s the most effective way to use him in relation to our other receiving talents. If Golladay goes down you move Slayton to the X and allow John Ross to man the slot while keeping Smith in the Z.
no doubt about it. I haven't seen a better college WR in a long time. He will have no problem adjusting to the pros. Contrary to the opinion of some, he will not be snapped in half.
*floor. Sorry
Smith to light
Sewell to young especially for NYC
Parson has off the field issues from being a 17 year old which might him the second least to worry about.
Are you certain?
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Are you certain?
I'm certain it surely must be Surtain.
Do you feel, if the Giants draft Smith, that the Giants will bite on a potential offer for Shepherd or Slayton? Or do you feel they would stay put with the loaded WR room?
I would keep Slayton/SHep for this year - but Shep's contract makes him real expendable the following year.
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Smith. But I’ve been doing work on Smith before the Giants regular season was done. I’ve closed my book on Smith long ago. I’m confident in the player and the person. I have absolutely zero concerns about his weight. He is my number one target.
Do you feel, if the Giants draft Smith, that the Giants will bite on a potential offer for Shepherd or Slayton? Or do you feel they would stay put with the loaded WR room?
He's an expensive slot WR with a history of chronic injuries including concussions who's spoke publicly about his concerns about another one and walking away from the game.
That's a tough sell to anyone for any kind of return.
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Smith. But I’ve been doing work on Smith before the Giants regular season was done. I’ve closed my book on Smith long ago. I’m confident in the player and the person. I have absolutely zero concerns about his weight. He is my number one target.
Do you feel, if the Giants draft Smith, that the Giants will bite on a potential offer for Shepherd or Slayton? Or do you feel they would stay put with the loaded WR room?
I think they try to move Shepard. I personally wouldn’t move Slayton. I like Slayton as a #3 option that allows Smith to shift to the slot on 3 WR sets. I see Smith being a Z/Slot WR. In 2 WR sets he’d play the movable Z, in 3 WR sets he moves to the slot. I think that’s the most effective way to use him in relation to our other receiving talents. If Golladay goes down you move Slayton to the X and allow John Ross to man the slot while keeping Smith in the Z.
Makes sense, thanks!