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| The Giants had their second straight day with an OTA before holding their final sessions on Thursday and Friday. After morning rain, the sun came out, dried the fields, and set the stage for another beautiful day with temperatures in the 70s.... |
Xavier McKinney INT highlights Tuesday's practice - ( New Window )
"Rookie safety Gervarrius Owens broke up a deep pass near the end zone during the opening 7-on-7 period. "
Jalin Hyatt, learning how to tap his toes:
Toomer should run a clinic on toe tapping near the sideline. He was a magician.
Knocked away? no INT’s? No ball skills? This D can’t get a turnover, I wish Judge was here to make them run wind sprints.
You're not kidding. Given the field conditions, environmental conditions, and magnitude of the game, that catch in Green Bay may be the greatest sideline catch I've ever seen...
The biggest knock on him seems to be his tackling. Not his hitting, but his tackling. That's what we need to keep an eye on once preseason starts.
Toomer should run a clinic on toe tapping near the sideline. He was a magician.
Agreed, it isnt talked about enough how good he was at it
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Toomer should run a clinic on toe tapping near the sideline. He was a magician.
You're not kidding. Given the field conditions, environmental conditions, and magnitude of the game, that catch in Green Bay may be the greatest sideline catch I've ever seen...
The one is the SB was awesome to, he got away with a pushoff but still.
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I swear I’ve never seen anyone do it better, and that includes Cris Carter.
Toomer should run a clinic on toe tapping near the sideline. He was a magician.
Agreed, it isnt talked about enough how good he was at it
I would argue he is the greatest of Giants receivers
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came in and just locked down that open safety spot? Like Gibril Wilson in 04. None of the other options excite me at this point.
The biggest knock on him seems to be his tackling. Not his hitting, but his tackling. That's what we need to keep an eye on once preseason starts.
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Toomer should run a clinic on toe tapping near the sideline. He was a magician.
You're not kidding. Given the field conditions, environmental conditions, and magnitude of the game, that catch in Green Bay may be the greatest sideline catch I've ever seen...
I went to the MetLife event in Bryant Park in 2011 that both NYG and NYJ were at when the naming rights to the stadium went to MetLife.
Toomer said that catch felt like he was fully extended diving on to a concrete parking lot. Can you imagine how painful that must have been?
Toomer should run a clinic on toe tapping near the sideline. He was a magician.
What is a bigger safety blanket then throwing and catching the ball where the defender can't? You do need a QB with a solid arm for those deep comebacks.