beast this year with Hyatt and Nabers outside.. This could be a major breakout season for him, eating up S's and Lb'ers underneath as well as end rounds etc.
beast this year with Hyatt and Nabers outside.. This could be a major breakout season for him, eating up S's and Lb'ers underneath as well as end rounds etc.
beast this year with Hyatt and Nabers outside.. This could be a major breakout season for him, eating up S's and Lb'ers underneath as well as end rounds etc.
60-70 rec's, lots of move the chains catches..
Robinson had 60 recs with 29 first downs. His 2:1 catches to 1Ds was one of the highest in the league.
What I'd like to see is more YAC. But he played the dump off role last year. His average pass was caught 4 yards down the field. I hope they get the ball a little more upfield to him.
* It was great to see Daniel Jones out there on the field with his teammates working in individual and 7-on-7 portions of practice. He was moving well and had zip on his passes. Previously in the offseason, general manager Joe Schoen had mentioned that Jones could be doing non-team drills during OTAs, which is a good sign that recovery from his knee surgery is moving along.
* Evan Neal was moving well as he continues to return from offseason ankle surgery. He was working on his pass sets and lateral movement.
* The portion of individual offensive line drills I watched focused on the mental aspect of the position. They split the line into halves. One group featured Andrew Thomas, Jermaine Eluemunor and John Michael Schmitz working together to pick up different twists and stunts. The center had to call out the right protection based on how the defense was aligned, and then the trio had to pass off those movements to protect the quarterback.
* I also enjoyed watching defensive coordinator Shane Bowen install his system on the field. Similar to what was happening with the offensive line, he was making sure his defense knew what to do and how to react based on different formations and movements from the offense. He set up different formations with different personnel and different motions pre-snap and at the snap. It was up to the defense to make the proper calls and shift correctly to be in the right position to defend against what the offense was showing.
* Malik Nabers caught the first pass from Drew Lock during team drills to set up a potential run after the catch. He caught several other passes throughout practice. Jalin Hyatt caught a couple of in-cuts, one of which he turned up the field for what might have been a touchdown.
* The other potential touchdown in practice came from running back Devin Singletary on a short pass over the middle that he turned up field.
* Undrafted rookie cornerback Alex Johnson had the play of practice for the defense, picking off a pass just before it hit the ground. Rookie third-round pick Dru Phillips, another cornerback, had a pass break-up during 7-on-7 drills. Kayvon Thibodeaux also would have had a sack during a team drill.
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Interesting that they had Eluemunor with AT and JMS... that would imply he was working at LG.
You caught that too? Interesting... And look at the picture I just posted that seems to confirm...
surprising w/ runyan having said he prefers lg. would they'd rather settle the left side from day 1 and having the right side up in the air, as opposed to having both sides somewhat in flux.
I'm guessing this is Chatman... it's not Tomon Fox
surprising w/ runyan having said he prefers lg. would they'd rather settle the left side from day 1 and having the right side up in the air, as opposed to having both sides somewhat in flux.
My guess: right guard is not at all in flux, Runyan is penciled in there. He may prefer left guard, but his skill set screams right guard and I'm pretty sure that's the position he was signed to play (and also as insurance against Neal shitting the bed). At left guard, it will be a battle between Eluemunor and Ezeudu based on whose name is easier to spell. I think the Giants would prefer to see Ezeudu win it (by now they've become used to spelling his name and it has fewer letters).
I'm way more interested in going over stunts day 1. What a fuckin thought. Stunts have destroyed us for like a decade and it is like 90% communication. Love it.
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Love the sleeves rolled up onto his shoulders. That's how I used to carry my cigarettes. He's probably holding them for Thibs.
60-70 rec's, lots of move the chains catches..
60-70 rec's, lots of move the chains catches..
Totally agree.
Seriously, AT looks like Trent Williams, an athletic beast.
60-70 rec's, lots of move the chains catches..
Robinson had 60 recs with 29 first downs. His 2:1 catches to 1Ds was one of the highest in the league.
What I'd like to see is more YAC. But he played the dump off role last year. His average pass was caught 4 yards down the field. I hope they get the ball a little more upfield to him.
Practice Report (5/20): Spring practice gets underway - ( New Window )
Touchdowns, takeaways & top plays as OTAs kick off - ( New Window )
* It was great to see Daniel Jones out there on the field with his teammates working in individual and 7-on-7 portions of practice. He was moving well and had zip on his passes. Previously in the offseason, general manager Joe Schoen had mentioned that Jones could be doing non-team drills during OTAs, which is a good sign that recovery from his knee surgery is moving along.
* Evan Neal was moving well as he continues to return from offseason ankle surgery. He was working on his pass sets and lateral movement.
* The portion of individual offensive line drills I watched focused on the mental aspect of the position. They split the line into halves. One group featured Andrew Thomas, Jermaine Eluemunor and John Michael Schmitz working together to pick up different twists and stunts. The center had to call out the right protection based on how the defense was aligned, and then the trio had to pass off those movements to protect the quarterback.
* I also enjoyed watching defensive coordinator Shane Bowen install his system on the field. Similar to what was happening with the offensive line, he was making sure his defense knew what to do and how to react based on different formations and movements from the offense. He set up different formations with different personnel and different motions pre-snap and at the snap. It was up to the defense to make the proper calls and shift correctly to be in the right position to defend against what the offense was showing.
* Malik Nabers caught the first pass from Drew Lock during team drills to set up a potential run after the catch. He caught several other passes throughout practice. Jalin Hyatt caught a couple of in-cuts, one of which he turned up the field for what might have been a touchdown.
* The other potential touchdown in practice came from running back Devin Singletary on a short pass over the middle that he turned up field.
* Undrafted rookie cornerback Alex Johnson had the play of practice for the defense, picking off a pass just before it hit the ground. Rookie third-round pick Dru Phillips, another cornerback, had a pass break-up during 7-on-7 drills. Kayvon Thibodeaux also would have had a sack during a team drill.
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Interesting that they had Eluemunor with AT and JMS... that would imply he was working at LG.
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... Practice Report (5/20): Spring practice gets underway - ( New Window )
Interesting that they had Eluemunor with AT and JMS... that would imply he was working at LG.
You caught that too? Interesting... And look at the picture I just posted that seems to confirm...
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In comment 16520573 Eric from BBI said:
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... Practice Report (5/20): Spring practice gets underway - ( New Window )
Interesting that they had Eluemunor with AT and JMS... that would imply he was working at LG.
You caught that too? Interesting... And look at the picture I just posted that seems to confirm...
surprising w/ runyan having said he prefers lg. would they'd rather settle the left side from day 1 and having the right side up in the air, as opposed to having both sides somewhat in flux.
Interesting that Ezeudu is at LT rather than G
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here against Brian Burns
Interesting that Ezeudu is at LT rather than G
Thomas may be out of frame to his left.
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In comment 16520573 Eric from BBI said:
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... Practice Report (5/20): Spring practice gets underway - ( New Window )
Interesting that they had Eluemunor with AT and JMS... that would imply he was working at LG.
You caught that too? Interesting... And look at the picture I just posted that seems to confirm...
That is quite interesting...complete opposite of what we would expect.
Man Brian Burns looks so quick... He is going to make a difference on this team.
I doubt it. There aren't any reporters there to report on it.
surprising w/ runyan having said he prefers lg. would they'd rather settle the left side from day 1 and having the right side up in the air, as opposed to having both sides somewhat in flux.