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GmenSeattle
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Our pick in Kiper's latest draft:
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Dwayne Allen, TE, Clemson
The Super Bowl will provide plenty of good memories for Giants fans, but from a personnel standpoint, people should also remember the injuries they suffered at tight end, and Allen is the best one in this draft. He's a fantastic athlete, can create matchup problems and further diversify the Giants' offense as they maximize this window of exceptional quarterback play. The Giants could also look for help on the offensive line, or target a linebacker here, but I expect Allen's profile to rise during the workout process, and he should represent a lot of value here.
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Xfaxtor
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2012 1:05 pm Post subject: |
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| Im estimating Allens chances of getting drafted by us to be remotely in the same ballpark s the Giants accepting this years open application by me to be member of the fitness staff. If you want percentages Im guessing 0.2%... |
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GmenSeattle
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2012 1:08 pm Post subject: |
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| Xfaxtor wrote: | | Im estimating Allens chances of getting drafted by us to be remotely in the same ballpark s the Giants accepting this years open application by me to be member of the fitness staff. If you want percentages Im guessing 0.2%... |
Well, I'm not sure he's ever gotten our pick right. Maybe JPP.
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Xfaxtor
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2012 1:23 pm Post subject: |
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| GmenSeattle wrote: | | Xfaxtor wrote: | | Im estimating Allens chances of getting drafted by us to be remotely in the same ballpark s the Giants accepting this years open application by me to be member of the fitness staff. If you want percentages Im guessing 0.2%... |
Well, I'm not sure he's ever gotten our pick right. Maybe JPP. |
To be fair, we are hard to predict. But its pretty easy to see who we wont pick. Tight end and interior O-Line is not going to get drafted by us in the first. Its just not happening |
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Acgott
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2012 2:49 pm Post subject: |
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| Xfaxtor wrote: | | GmenSeattle wrote: | | Xfaxtor wrote: | | Im estimating Allens chances of getting drafted by us to be remotely in the same ballpark s the Giants accepting this years open application by me to be member of the fitness staff. If you want percentages Im guessing 0.2%... |
Well, I'm not sure he's ever gotten our pick right. Maybe JPP. |
To be fair, we are hard to predict. But its pretty easy to see who we wont pick. Tight end and interior O-Line is not going to get drafted by us in the first. Its just not happening |
What about DT, X?
I seen some mocks giving as a DT in the first. I think its stupid with Canty, Joseph, Austin already on the team |
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Xfaxtor
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2012 9:03 pm Post subject: |
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| Acgott wrote: | | Xfaxtor wrote: | | GmenSeattle wrote: | | Xfaxtor wrote: | | Im estimating Allens chances of getting drafted by us to be remotely in the same ballpark s the Giants accepting this years open application by me to be member of the fitness staff. If you want percentages Im guessing 0.2%... |
Well, I'm not sure he's ever gotten our pick right. Maybe JPP. |
To be fair, we are hard to predict. But its pretty easy to see who we wont pick. Tight end and interior O-Line is not going to get drafted by us in the first. Its just not happening |
What about DT, X?
I seen some mocks giving as a DT in the first. I think its stupid with Canty, Joseph, Austin already on the team |
Yeah I think its stupid as well. But you never know. |
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GmenSeattle
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2012 9:11 pm Post subject: |
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| Xfaxtor wrote: | | Acgott wrote: | | Xfaxtor wrote: | | GmenSeattle wrote: | | Xfaxtor wrote: | | Im estimating Allens chances of getting drafted by us to be remotely in the same ballpark s the Giants accepting this years open application by me to be member of the fitness staff. If you want percentages Im guessing 0.2%... |
Well, I'm not sure he's ever gotten our pick right. Maybe JPP. |
To be fair, we are hard to predict. But its pretty easy to see who we wont pick. Tight end and interior O-Line is not going to get drafted by us in the first. Its just not happening |
What about DT, X?
I seen some mocks giving as a DT in the first. I think its stupid with Canty, Joseph, Austin already on the team |
Yeah I think its stupid as well. But you never know. |
If it's BPA I can see them doing it. Austin hasn't played ball in 2 years and the last time was in college.
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bballbkd1001
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Wow! I truly thought kiper gets the right pick around 5 percent of the time...
http://articles.businessinsider.com/2011-04-29/sports/30010432_1_mel-kiper-mark-ingram-nfl-draft
| Quote: | | This year, Kiper earns the win with nine correct picks in the first round. That edges Todd McShay, who had eight of the 32 picks projected correctly |
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I still better change my mock. The "experts" are only good in the top 10
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minutemancl
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If a first round tender is put on Arian Foster, how would you guys feel about giving up pick 32 for him? I'd personally be all for it. The guy is only 25 and a ridiculously talented RB. Plus he plays for pennies. Then we can cut Jacobs and have even more cap room. No RB at 32 will have his talent.
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biggsam48
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Dont believe in first round RBs.
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Gmen
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| biggsam48 wrote: | | Dont believe in first round RBs. |
I don't believe in early first round RBs. But late in the first round, I'd go for it. If Lamar Miller is available, depending on who else is on the board, I'd consider taking him. He has game changing speed.
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Big-Blue
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| Posted: Thu Feb 23, 2012 5:00 pm Post subject: |
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| minutemancl wrote: | | If a first round tender is put on Arian Foster, how would you guys feel about giving up pick 32 for him? I'd personally be all for it. The guy is only 25 and a ridiculously talented RB. Plus he plays for pennies. Then we can cut Jacobs and have even more cap room. No RB at 32 will have his talent. |
no way that we can get arian foster for our first round pick. if we could wed be thoroughly retarted for not doing it.
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minutemancl
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| Big-Blue wrote: | | minutemancl wrote: | | If a first round tender is put on Arian Foster, how would you guys feel about giving up pick 32 for him? I'd personally be all for it. The guy is only 25 and a ridiculously talented RB. Plus he plays for pennies. Then we can cut Jacobs and have even more cap room. No RB at 32 will have his talent. |
no way that we can get arian foster for our first round pick. if we could wed be thoroughly retarted for not doing it. |
If they put a first round tender on him, we could get him for a first. That's how it works.
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minutemancl
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Honestly, I could see us letting TT and Ross walk so we have enough to resign Manningham then drafting a CB as early as the first. This draft is EXTREMELY deep at CB and we can land a really good CB prospect at 32 even. Chase Minnifield or even Alfonzo Dennard could fall to us.
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titwio
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| Posted: Thu Feb 23, 2012 10:36 pm Post subject: |
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| minutemancl wrote: | | Honestly, I could see us letting TT and Ross walk so we have enough to resign Manningham then drafting a CB as early as the first. This draft is EXTREMELY deep at CB and we can land a really good CB prospect at 32 even. Chase Minnifield or even Alfonzo Dennard could fall to us. |
Watch out for Trumaine Johnson. I think he can creep up into the late 1st early 2nd if he impresses at the combine. The guy is big and fluid and fits the Giants scheme really well. Both him and Chase I could definitely see being on Jerry's radar.
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