Comments on: Another Question

By: Slot Cars Toys

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By: Thomas Robust

Thomas Robust — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 07:56:52 +0000

Either draft Kenny Phillips, DeJuan Morgan, or as a second round pick Josh Barrett. DeJuan Morgan might also fall into the second round but probably not where the Giants will be able to get him. But don’t switch Tyree or something like that.

By: KMS2008

KMS2008 — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 02:13:10 +0000

Like the Sammy Knight signing a lot, and I agree with those who suggest that Michael Johnson (either now or soon) has what it takes to be a starting safety in this league. Additionally, don’t forget that – if we don’t acquire satisfactory depth via draft, FA, etc by then – there is always the potential to pick up a decent veteran after the June 1 cuts.

By: LathamJoe

LathamJoe — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 13:57:50 +0000

Leave Ross and Webster alone – good CBs are scarce. The jury is still out on Webster, but perhaps the late season play has given Corey the confidence he needs to develop into what was expected of him.
There are still a few young FA safeties (CC Brown, Houston and Abdullah, Broncos) available as well as a few older experienced guys – Cooper, Panthers and Kennedy, Lions for Reese to sign.
Draft CBS and LBs and a safety to compliment Johnson.

By: Gfan

Gfan — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 19:03:14 +0000

I commend your efforts to spur discussion during the doldrums between FA and the draft but Tyree to Safety? Really? When you say “some have suggested” don’t you mean you have suggested? Is this coming from any sort of inside source or anything? Tyree has admitted to having one of the worst verticals on the team. I think height and vert are things you need at the FS position. A more interesting thought would be to move R Dub to FS full time and fill his spot with a rookie if one of the top Safetys eludes us come draft time.

By: Mike

Mike — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 16:57:45 +0000

The Giants need to draft the best saftey available on draft day .

By: PHIL

PHIL — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 22:38:06 +0000

I say switch RW TO safety. He does not have the speed for corner but hus ball skills are good (that catch in TBAY in the playoffs was great).

I am for drafting a linebacker in round 1 not a safety. I think you can pick a bigger corner in the lower rounds with the idea he can be a safety.

By: JINT

JINT — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 21:01:56 +0000

it’s not as silly as you think lil chickie, when you realize that Troy Brown played more than adeuately in spots at corner a few seasons ago

.... I been saying all along OLINE is our first priority, than LB and CB depth , especially OLINE with the league hungry for pass rushers and we too should take one pass rusher as well, but WE NEED TO BEEF UP THE RUN GAME AND The line!

***#1st and foremost OLINE

——>But Tyree is buried …..our starters Plax and Toomer at #1 AND #2, @ 3rd reciever and slot back Steve Smith, deep threat = D Hixon and 4th is = Moss where ever he is #5th!

it isn’t that crazy, Tyree can tackle as shown on special teams, and I been saying all along you can spot stick a big corner at FS.

you can also sub Wilson and Johnson and McQuarters and draft possibilty it isn’t that dire as OT, LB , CB depth

Sam Baker OT
Charles Godfrey CB or Antwon Moldem CB
Bryan Kehl LB
Jason Jones DE or Jeremy Thompson DE
Darnell Terelll CB
Matt Spanos C-OG Zackary Bowman KNB~ OR Shannon Tevaga OG

By: Ed

Ed — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 20:55:39 +0000

Draft and develop. If the Giants keep McQuarters maybe they can work him in back there, but he’s not a real answer. Tyree? That’s nuts.

By: Paul

Paul — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 20:29:43 +0000

I agree with you Ernie. Also, one of the things the Giants learned this year is that quality backups are vital at every position. These quality backups enabled them to win the superbowl. The lack of these backups the year before cost them a chance of making it beyond the first round.