begins. I really hope the Giants see enough from their group of TEs to kiss Waller goodbye. This kid could very well be the key to that. The Giants have a nice group of guys competing for the 3rd TE spot between Cager, Stoll, Manhertz, and Jackson.
seldom taught anymore-which is impressive in itself, but it shows that at least his right hand is fully functional (no broken fingers that have not healed correctly).
I am also impressed by the way his hands dwarf that pen.
Just imagine the damage a HEALTHY Waller and Theo Johnson on the field at the same time (for 17 games). It's a pipe-dream, I just don't see Waller's chronic nerve going away.
I’m way more excited about him than that “JPP of tight ends” from years ago.
don't know about that, but Sy did say this kid could have the most upside out of all the TE prospects including Bowers. We'll see.
I am also impressed by the way his hands dwarf that pen.
Yes.
Not so sure Waller and “mentor” belong in the same sentence, unless someone is suggesting he needs one himself.
Just imagine the damage a HEALTHY Waller and Theo Johnson on the field at the same time (for 17 games). It's a pipe-dream, I just don't see Waller's chronic nerve going away.
And Bellinger, too, I still like him as a player.
Mentoring by an aging veteran is overrated. With some exceptions, veterans hanging on should just get out of the way.
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Hopefully Waller stays on for one more year and can mentor a bit.
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Mentoring by an aging veteran is overrated. With some exceptions, veterans hanging on should just get out of the way.
Why do you say that? Be specific, please