CPcavedweller

Has a 2015 vibe for sure. Now we just need Norman to be cut from the Redskins so we can also get him in on the cheap. Jackson in nickel with Bradberry and Norman on either side with our front 7 would be nasty.

Again, the position Rivera seems to want is similar to what Kam Chancellor played. We don't have anyone on the roster capable of that other than perhaps Jermaine Carter.

Andrew Luck allegedly has a "calf strain" and is being held out of offseason work. One could speculate that he has some tendinitis in his Achilles. It's strange for a Calf Strain to pop up in off-season work for a QB much less one that would keep him from throwing.

That new throwing motion should allow for more arc and less straight line, frozen rope throws. With the size of our two primary receivers, he's going to have to be able to put some arc on the ball to get it up and over the DB; It may also allow him to get more depth on his throws without as much shoulder strain.

If he is a safety our run defense is going to be severely limited. You can't go in with Gaulden, Luke, and Jones and expect to be able to attack the run from that position. Again, what is Eric Berry asking for? At age 30, if we could sign him to a deal like we did with McCoy our starting defense would be akin to what the Browns have done on offense.

If he plays against tackle dummies not in pads? This ain't rugby yo.

That wasn't dead cap space if they were on the team? The Giants weren't going anywhere last season and Gettlemen wanted to invest on the lines. With Evan Ingram and the current receiver corp with the Giants looking adequate, he redirected resources to the Front Lines, where games are won and lost. OBJ will wear out his welcome in Cleveland at some point.

The Giants will be better without OBJ. Gettlemen was able to sign and trade him, like he should've done with Collins. Based on the players they got, it looks like it was well worth the sign and trade.

The injury he had was tendinitis in his achilles. It wasn't an ankle injury.This is the same thing that happened to Jon Beason. The fact is that they knew KD's achilles was gone one way or the other. It was going to tear at some point so they went ahead and gave him the green light. You could see the look on his face; he knew it was coming but he didn't know when it would happen. There is no example to be learned from this in regards to Cam.

It was not preordained anything. Not sure if you remember that time period very well.

You can live in Raleigh, Durham, Greensboro, High Point, Kannapolis, or Charlotte. The line runs from NYC to Charlotte daily and the reverse. The tracks basically follow 40 to 85 south to Charlotte.

Jimmy Clausen almost beat Cam out in preseason as well. Remember that. Grier is the Claw...Clausen.

The injury he had was tendinitis in his achilles. It wasn't an ankle injury.This is the same thing that happened to Jon Beason. The fact is that they knew KD's achilles was gone one way or the other. It was going to tear at some point so they went ahead and gave him the green light. You could see the look on his face; he knew it was coming but he didn't know when it would happen. There is no example to be learned from this in regards to Cam.

We play a zone, if the QB has enough time someone is going to come open, that's a fact of life no matter who is playing DB. Go back and watch the Steelers game if you can stomach it. Count the number of times Luke blitzes on third down and the number of times Ben knew it was coming. Our pass rush wasn't that bad. It was the schematic of the backend which is why Rivera took over play calling.

Gaulden is the definition of a project. He is Charles Godfrey reincarnate and that didn't go too well.