Andrew Thomas is playing like an all pro
Saquon Barkley is playing like an all pro
Dexter Lawrence is playing like an all pro
Xavier McKinney is a pro bowler
Adoree Jackson is having an excellent season
Ojulari flying around and contributing at a high level
Love has turned a corner
Crowder, Robinson, Holmes have been contributing
Who drafted these players?
good catch! but you get my point
His drafting was decent....getting an extra top 10 draft pick this year was pretty good.
He wanted Micah Parsons but Judge vetoed it
Right, he made some horrible draft picks as well, but that's not the point of the post.
hater...
If you want to puff up DG, certainly you should add his prize pick
The fact that at 3 wins half the board wants to sign everyone and everything long term kinda speaks to how awful things have been here for almost a decade.
The fact that at 3 wins half the board wants to sign everyone and everything long term kinda speaks to how awful things have been here for almost a decade.
Right, and we tend to be too excited when things are going well, and too down when things are going so well.
I still want to see him play the season out.
I still want to see him play the season out.
Is that why all the pressure came during the Dallas game...they had 12 guys on the field?
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...and Peart.
Right, he made some horrible draft picks as well, but that's not the point of the post.
What was the point of the post then?
He's 4 games into his 4th season. The story on Jones is 80% written whether you want to acknowledge it or not.
Jones' career here is not done with quite yet.
A few versions on Parsons out there. Some contend Parsons was flagged on the board for his personality and it was a consensus to avoid another Baker situation...
How could they be ridiculed for years when most are in their 2nd or 3rd year here?
Jones' career here is not done with quite yet.
Good lord...nobody said Barkley's career was over.
The debates (real ones) are whether it makes sense to invest bigger dollars in a oft-injured RB going on his second contract. Especially for a team still rebuilding in so many areas.
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However, it was reported that Gettleman coveted Micah Parsons by Peter King, and it was Judge who pounded the table for Toney.
A few versions on Parsons out there. Some contend Parsons was flagged on the board for his personality and it was a consensus to avoid another Baker situation...
But draft Toney in the same draft? Lol. Makes sense.
If I remember correctly you waxed poetically about the prior regime that they could do no wrong. This roster isn't elite and is loaded with issues, so I wouldn't get on a high horse and crow. The other side can tear your argument apart
A few versions on Parsons out there. Some contend Parsons was flagged on the board for his personality and it was a consensus to avoid another Baker situation...
But draft Toney in the same draft? Lol. Makes sense.
Yeah, you can't make it up.
Jones' career here is not done with quite yet.
I think your reading comprehension deficiencies are on display often enough that we don't need to belabor the thread with them, but if I'm not mistaken, the issues with Barkley were that you don't take a RB so highly in the draft because their marginal value doesn't justify how expensive the #2 overall pick is (at any position) and the overall health record at that position tends to be spotty.
Guess what? Barkley missed essentially half of his most affordable years, in his prime, due to injury. Which is a RB issue more than a Barkley issue. Which is why people complained about taking a RB at #2 overall not about taking Barkley personally at #2 overall. And those who advocated for the selection pointed out that Barkley is different from all those other RBs, but is he? He got injured just like them, and now in his resurgent campaign so far, he's being used an awful lot like a traditional RB.
That said, Barkley has been tremendous this season. I'm glad he's on the team. And I think the draft pick was awful and was the first indication that DG was fucking clueless and out of touch with the modern game of NFL football.
As usual, both things can be true.
And while you're sitting there enjoying the aroma of your own flatulence, why don't you also share with us some of the many instances of you pleading with BBI to give players another chance, to let it play out, etc., where the player wound up never justifying your patience? You've been wrong way more often than you've been right. I don't think you should be taking a victory lap unless you want the feedback for your frequent bad takes.
Unbelievable.
There's more to being a GM than drafting though.
- He was a God awful evaluator of coaches
- He was a God awful manager of the salary cap
- He was a God awful evaluator of free agents
- He, mostly, prioritized the wrong positions in every facet of roster management
- He showed an unwillingness to change or even adjust his preconceived notions
- He took no accountability for the organization's recent shortcomings.
So yeah, I'll give you his drafts are not bad. They were actually mostly pretty good... but that's the beginning and end on any positive statement regarding Gettleman.
He had four years to get this team into shape, and he couldn't put together a roster good enough to get more than six wins. And all through it, he was arrogant as hell.
If Gettleman was still in the front office, we'd be 0-4 and he'd be saying, "I've got a six year plan, darlin'."
Unbelievable.
Eric - you're not understanding. I'm specifically mentioning players drafted by Gettleman who are playing at an elite level this season. That's it. That was all I said.
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However, it was reported that Gettleman coveted Micah Parsons by Peter King, and it was Judge who pounded the table for Toney.
A few versions on Parsons out there. Some contend Parsons was flagged on the board for his personality and it was a consensus to avoid another Baker situation...
The version that matters being the Giants (not just DG and not just Judge or anybody else) wanted one of the Bama receivers with their pick, not Parsons.
With Waddle taken earlier and then when they got jumped for Smith, they activated their option to trade down with Chicago, and had 5 names or so in the next tier that they would pick from when they got there. However, when they got to #20 all those names were either gone and/or they pulled up Toney on their board to get Jones a much-needed playmaker.
No need to make this a DG or JJ pick debate...
His drafting was decent....getting an extra top 10 draft pick this year was pretty good.
He wanted Micah Parsons but Judge vetoed it
Wait, Judge vetoed Parsons? Not Mara? I have never heard this before.
You mean he had the ability to log onto the ESPN website and print out a list of the top 20 or so prospects in each draft?
well done...