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oodadoo's avatar

Since we are anticipated to finish with similar records, these guys are likely to be our competition for drafting a prize QB. The Giants have their only their regular stock of picks early, with likely Comp Pics later on...they will be a little more under the gun the make those count.

Noting that they just drafted a Dynamic Edge defender in Kayvon Thibodeaux and a Primo Tackle in Evan Neal, they are unlikely to go with either of those again. Unless Daniel Jones lights it up due to having Josh Allen's former coach (please), they will indeed be in the QB market...

The Giants also have the 4th easiest strength of schedule VS the Hawks at the 22nd easiest. What does that mean? - Nothing. Play the games, which I cannot wait for.

The Seahawks' upcoming season looks to be rather interesting...isn't it nice to have so much to discuss?

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Eric Newcomer's avatar

Thanks for pointing this out!

It has always been too easy to ascribe potential purely based on where somebody was drafted. All that does is put entirely too much stock in the crap-shoot that is the NFL draft. We'd do well to remember that players themselves are never truly "busts" but instead simply represent missed evaluations -- and missing is more common than not when it comes to making the impossible decision on who will be successful in the NFL before they ever play a snap in the pros. I want to believe in Lock, I do, but his NFL snap pudding is pretty thick with proof already.

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