NYKBocker wrote:I still believe in Daniel Jones. Plus, reaching on a QB when you have the opportunity to pick a potential Pro Bowl WR is just plain stupid. This is the right move. Plus, there is the financial of it all. Right or wrong, you just married yourself to DJ with that contract. You would have really messed up the cap for this year if you put all that money at QB when you need help at so many positions.
I believe saying they would trade up and get a QB was a draft day play. Nabers was the pick all along and it makes since. Good point on the financial reasons for not going QB in the first.
Rounds 2 and 3 was also grade A picks. Best safety in the draft and they picked a dog at CB. So far grade A across the board.
NYKBocker wrote:I still believe in Daniel Jones. Plus, reaching on a QB when you have the opportunity to pick a potential Pro Bowl WR is just plain stupid. This is the right move. Plus, there is the financial of it all. Right or wrong, you just married yourself to DJ with that contract. You would have really messed up the cap for this year if you put all that money at QB when you need help at so many positions.
I actually agreed with Stephen A Smith regarding DJ. He said essentially that he changed his game, got paid, and was like nahhh I’m good
Here are facts, his career numbers are in line with Blake Borttles
I went to Tulane and Pratt is available. That guy can play. He out dueled Caleb Williams two years ago. I think I’m normal years he’s a day 2 pick. I would love the Giants to draft him and develop him for at least half the year, hopefully the full year. Then cut DJ when it doesn’t mess the cap up and draft another QB next year and just come to camp with a lot of lottery tickets
SupremeCommander wrote:NYKBocker wrote:I still believe in Daniel Jones. Plus, reaching on a QB when you have the opportunity to pick a potential Pro Bowl WR is just plain stupid. This is the right move. Plus, there is the financial of it all. Right or wrong, you just married yourself to DJ with that contract. You would have really messed up the cap for this year if you put all that money at QB when you need help at so many positions.
I actually agreed with Stephen A Smith regarding DJ. He said essentially that he changed his game, got paid, and was like nahhh I’m goodHere are facts, his career numbers are in line with Blake Borttles
I went to Tulane and Pratt is available. That guy can play. He out dueled Caleb Williams two years ago. I think I’m normal years he’s a day 2 pick. I would love the Giants to draft him and develop him for at least half the year, hopefully the full year. Then cut DJ when it doesn’t mess the cap up and draft another QB next year and just come to camp with a lot of lottery tickets
We only have 3 more picks on the 3rd day. Picking a developmental QB is not good business when you have a lot of needs. We have drew lock as backup. Tommy cutlets as 3rd string. Punt on QB this year. If we need it next year then pick one in the first. Set that next QB up for success. Get a RB and TE in rounds 4 and 5. Then get a DT.
Also, Stephen a Smith doesn't know anything about football. He is fun to listen to but he is not very knowledgeable in football
NYKBocker wrote:Also, Stephen a Smith doesn't know anything about football. He is fun to listen to but he is not very knowledgeable in football
Or anything other than being a personality which has served him well.
