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TheKillerNacho
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The kid had two ACL tears in 2011, and never fully recovered, smart of him to retire to keep his health. He didn't look bad as a rotational player in 2009 and 2010, I was thinking after 2010 he had a chance of cracking the starting lineup in camp.
Good luck to him in his future endeavors.
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| TheKillerNacho wrote: | The kid had two ACL tears in 2011, and never fully recovered, smart of him to retire to keep his health. He didn't look bad as a rotational player in 2009 and 2010, I was thinking after 2010 he had a chance of cracking the starting lineup in camp.
Good luck to him in his future endeavors. |
Sad. Though he never really fitted a 4-3
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Yeah, I really would have liked to see what he would have looked like in a 3-4
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horrible fit in a 4-3, i didn't understand that pick at the time, and never will
sad injuries ended it too, just too bad |
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| MSURacerDT55 wrote: | | Yeah, I really would have liked to see what he would have looked like in a 3-4 |
I never really understood why the Giants drafted him. He was much better suited for a 3-4 defense. Either way, he never recovered from his knee injuries, and it's a shame. I liked him coming out of UVA.
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| plan9misfit wrote: | | MSURacerDT55 wrote: | | Yeah, I really would have liked to see what he would have looked like in a 3-4 |
I never really understood why the Giants drafted him. He was much better suited for a 3-4 defense. Either way, he never recovered from his knee injuries, and it's a shame. I liked him coming out of UVA. |
Didnt the Giants run a blitz heavy 4-3 scheme, with Kiwanuka always at OLB. Sintim could have fit that role just fine, but he wasnt any good.
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The Giants like to have a big outside linebacker on the strong side. Quite frankly, we've had a lot of disappointments at the position. Carlos Emmons, Lavar Arrington, Clint Sintim, Mathias Kiwanuka. The Giants can't really seem to find what they're looking for at that position.
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Apparently they are looking at Aaron Curry.
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Dang, really liked him in college. Didn't understand him going to the Giants, as he was naturally a 3-4 LB. Shame his career had to end so early due to ACL tears...
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Damn thats a shame, he was pretty talented, but those knees ruined him
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| vikingsrule wrote: | | Didnt the Giants run a blitz heavy 4-3 scheme, with Kiwanuka always at OLB. Sintim could have fit that role just fine, but he wasnt any good. |
Coming out he was more of an all around 3-4 OLB that had value due to his ability to set the edge vs the run and drop in coverage. His pass rush was decent at best. Could've been a rich mans Erik Walden if he landed in a 3-4 scheme and stayed healthy IMO.
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