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Coaching staff is doing a good job developing rookies.

JoeyBigBlue : 9/19/2022 11:10 am
I really like that this coaching staff is really developing the rookies on the team. We have seen significant contributions from Neal, Ezedu, Flott, Bellinger, Belton, Davidson, and McFadden this season. With Thibs and Robinson being injured, we haven’t seen much from them.


But I’m happy to see that they are developing their own players. This is something that I didn’t think was being done enough under previous regimes. This team will never be a contender unless they can develop from within and stop focusing on quick fix Free Agents.
If part of their mantra is "smart"  
DavidinBMNY : 9/19/2022 11:14 am : link
Then the guys they are drafting should have a high football IQ and be able to pick up things quickly.

Can’t recall  
ajr2456 : 9/19/2022 11:19 am : link
The last time we had this many rookies play significant snaps, let a lone contribute.
It's 2 games  
ThreePoints : 9/19/2022 11:23 am : link
And this is basically said about every coaching staff. The 2020 draft class played a bunch as rookies too.
RE: It's 2 games  
JoeyBigBlue : 9/19/2022 11:26 am : link
In comment 15823295 ThreePoints said:
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And this is basically said about every coaching staff. The 2020 draft class played a bunch as rookies too.



Not this early on. We got Thomas starting from the beginning. McKinney was hurt and didn’t play until the end of the season. All the other guys played later on including Holmes, Coughlin, Lemieux, and Crowder.
RE: Can’t recall  
djm : 9/19/2022 11:49 am : link
In comment 15823284 ajr2456 said:
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The last time we had this many rookies play significant snaps, let a lone contribute.


Probably 2007.
RE: RE: Can’t recall  
ajr2456 : 9/19/2022 11:53 am : link
In comment 15823340 djm said:
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In comment 15823284 ajr2456 said:


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The last time we had this many rookies play significant snaps, let a lone contribute.



Probably 2007.


Which speaking of, Bradshaw doesn’t get enough credit for what he did that year when people talk about that team. Guy was a rookie and had a number of big runs
DJ Davidson  
WestCoastGFan : 9/19/2022 11:56 am : link
has been solid in the Dline rotation.
they are - but not to throw cold water on anything Garrett Wilson  
Eric on Li : 9/19/2022 12:00 pm : link
would look damn good in blue right now. he looks like justin jefferson even with joe flacco as his QB.

like everyone im excited to see what Thibs looks like once he gets back but in today's NFL taking any defender over a game changing WR almost requires them to play on a parsons level to justify it. but hey, fingers crossed, that's not completely unrealistic and the camp reports had him as the best player on the defense this summer.
Eric  
Toth029 : 9/19/2022 12:10 pm : link
Someone said prior to the Draft, Garrett Wilson was liked a lot by the Giants. It's likely true, but with Neal available at #7, maybe they didn't want to take the skill guy over protecting his future QB and solidify the bookends. Easier to find WRs these days.
Add Tomon Fox to the list.  
Big Blue Blogger : 9/19/2022 12:12 pm : link
Out of nowhere, he has played close to 40% of the team's defensive snaps. Of course, his role will likely diminish as Thibodeaux and Ojulari return.

Nice to see the rookies who are healthy taking advantage of opportunities. Eager to have Thibodeaux and Robinson back so we can find out what they bring to the table. Plus McKethan and Beavers next year.
RE: Eric  
Eric on Li : 9/19/2022 12:39 pm : link
In comment 15823389 Toth029 said:
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Someone said prior to the Draft, Garrett Wilson was liked a lot by the Giants. It's likely true, but with Neal available at #7, maybe they didn't want to take the skill guy over protecting his future QB and solidify the bookends. Easier to find WRs these days.


i think it's likely he was the guy they had as their 7th guy if their top 6 were off the board (stingley was presumed as the guy they had off their board who went ahead of them and allowed them to get 2/6).

i also think Neal still would have been picked and it's more Wilson vs. Thibs. had the Texans taken Ekwonu or Neal I think the nyg would have gone OT at #5, and then it would have been either thibs or wilson at #7. clearly they would have likely chosen Thibs over Wilson if both were there and i know it's an instant reaction sight unseen with thibs, but if you told me right now we could swap those 2 id do it. wilson looks special to me.
agree, and IMO no more evident  
mfsd : 9/19/2022 1:07 pm : link
that with Bellinger at TE. We were all happy to see Engram take his un-clutch hands elsewhere, but early on were contemplating our TE1 being some stiff named Ricky Seals-Jones.

Now we've got a 4th round pick in Bellinger playing decent football and contributed a huge TD yesterday. Nobody's confusing him with Bavaro or Gronk, but at a glance he seems to acquit himself OK blocking. Hard to tell without benefit of film review, I'm sure he's missed some, but he not only catches the passes he should catch, but he's light years better blocking than Engram too

Tip of the cap to Myarick and Hudson too. Nobody's game planning to stop these guys, but our TE "room" ain't so bad after all. That's some GM/coaching wizardy
But I Thought Judge Was The One Hiring ‘Teachers’  
Trainmaster : 9/19/2022 1:09 pm : link
Another epic fail by Judge.

This staff of “football coaches” has taught way better than Judge’s “teachers”
I don't think there is much choice  
larryflower37 : 9/19/2022 2:13 pm : link
The roster is so thin on talent that rookies are forced to get snaps and the staff has to focus more on them being ready to play.
I am sure the coaching staff would prefer not to have to rely on rookies to play so much but they are the only option in most cases especially TE, DB, and OL.
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