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FFMD II New York Giants Front Office- Trade Down #7... OTC 2PM


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Word from the draft analysis in the writers room.

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New York Giants: 36th Overall: Cesar Ruiz: A

Another 1st round linemen, New York selects the first IOL of the draft here with Ruiz. Dimes can't get taken down as much as he was. New York isn't picking sexy here, they're going Big Body and... well... that's kinda sexy in its own right. 

New York Giants: 38th Overall: Terrell Lewis: A-

One potato.. two potato... Giants and Bucs trading shots here. New York got this selection in the Carolina swap. 
Lewis without injuries is hanging in Chaisson territory for me. This is excellent value and a good position for Terrell to play. New York dials it back and keeps an eye to the pass rush of old here. 

 

 

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18 hours ago, Acgott said:

Does anyone want to take over the rest of the draft? Mike left and I don’t know any players lol 

Was kinda a **** move on my part to cut loose half way into this.  I'll stick around to finish what I started if that's cool with you guys.

 

 

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Updated team information.  Still need to cut some fat from the roster which I'll do at a later date, but here is our current roster.

Player Exp Pos 20 Cap Hit
Daniel Jones 1 QB $5,922,740
Alex Tanney 4 QB $1,037,500
Saquon Barkley 2 RB $8,597,659
Elijhaa Penny 3 RB $1,210,000
Wayne Gallman 3 RB $929,912
Jon Hilliman 0 RB $678,500
Buck Allen 0 RB $0
Dion Lewis 6 RB $0
George Aston 0 FB $610,250
Evan Engram 3 TE $3,410,447
Levine Toilolo 7 TE $3,250,000
Garrett Dickerson 2 TE $750,000
Kaden Smith 1 TE $675,000
C.J. Conrad 0 TE $610,000
Eric Tomlinson 4 TE $0
Isaiah Searight 0 TE $0
Scott Simonson 5 TE $0
Golden Tate 10 WR $10,352,942
Sterling Shepard 4 WR $8,500,000
Cody Core 4 WR $2,000,000
Da'Mari Scott 1 WR $750,000
Darius Slayton 1 WR $733,721
Reggie White 0 WR $613,750
Alex Bachman 0 WR $611,750
David Sills 0 WR $610,000
Amba Etta-Tawo 3 WR $0
Corey Coleman 3 WR $0
Russell Shepard 6 WR $0
Andrew Thomas 0 LT $4,835,847
Eric Smith 2 LT $750,000
Nate Wozniak 0 LT $610,500
Will Hernandez 2 LG $2,032,020
Spencer Pulley 4 C $2,750,000
Cesar Ruiz 0 C $1,584,941
Tanner Volson 0 C $611,000
Jon Halapio 5 C $0
Kevin Zeitler 8 RG $12,500,000
Chad Slade 2 RG $750,000
Nick Gates 2 G $751,668
Nate Solder 9 RT $19,500,000
Cameron Fleming 6 RT $3,437,500
Kyler Fackrell 4 34OLB $4,600,000
Terrell Lewis 0 34OLB $1,543,910
Lorenzo Carter 2 34OLB $1,113,677
Oshane Ximines 1 34OLB $884,195
Chris Peace 1 34OLB $675,000
Markus Golden 5 34OLB $0
Leonard Williams 5 34DE $16,126,000
Dexter Lawrence 1 34DE $3,010,918
B.J. Hill 2 34DE $1,106,069
R.J. McIntosh 2 34DE $830,367
Nate Harvey 1 34DE $610,166
Dalvin Tomlinson 3 34DT $1,454,760
Chris Slayton 0 34DT $610,000
Austin Johnson 3 34DT $0
Kevin Wilkins 0 43DT $610,500
Blake Martinez 4 ILB $14,000,000
David Mayo 5 ILB $3,550,000
Ryan Connelly 1 ILB $759,044
Devante Downs 2 ILB $750,000
Josiah Tauaefa 1 ILB $675,000
Deone Bucannon 4 ILB $0
Nate Ebner 8 S $2,000,000
Jabrill Peppers 3 S $1,875,306
Julian Love 1 S $867,715
Rashaan Gaulden 2 S $750,000
Sean Chandler 2 S $750,000
Mark McLaurin 1 S $613,333
Michael Thomas 4 S $0
James Bradberry 4 CB $16,000,000
Deandre Baker 1 CB $2,392,208
Sam Beal 2 CB $1,113,353
Grant Haley 2 CB $750,000
Corey Ballentine 1 CB $721,398
Derrick Baity 0 CB $611,500
Aldrick Rosas 3 K $3,259,000
Riley Dixon 4 P $2,785,000
Sean Smith 0 P $610,000
Colin Holba 2 LS $825,000
Drew Scott 0 LS $610,000
Casey Kreiter 6 LS $0
Zak DeOssie 11 LS $0

Drafted Players and available picks.

1st Rnd - Pick 7 | Overall: 7 | NYG selects Andrew Thomas - LT
2nd Rnd - Pick 4 | Overall: 36 | NYG selects Cesar Ruiz - C
2nd Rnd - Pick 6 | Overall: 38 | NYG selects Terrell Lewis - 34OLB

4th Rnd - Pick 4 | Overall: 110 | New York Giants
5th Rnd - Pick 4 | Overall: 150 | New York Giants
6th Rnd - Pick 4 | Overall: 184 | New York Giants
7th Rnd - Pick 4 | Overall: 219 | New York Giants
7th Rnd - Pick 24 | Overall: 239 | New York Giants
7th Rnd - Pick 33 | Overall: 248 | New York Giants
7th Rnd - Pick 41 | Overall: 256 | New York Giants

 

 

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4th Rnd - Pick 4 | Overall: 110 | New York Giants select  Harrison Bryant, TE - Florida Atlantic.

After Rhett Ellison retired and Engram seeming to always be hurt.  I liked what last years rookie, Kaden Smith was able to highlight early in his career but this unit needs quality players at this position, and I feel Bryant can develop into a exceptional player given the opportunity.

 

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We do have a trade offer for Mike Hilton CB - Steelers.  2nd round tender that was a jack of all traits in college.  Undrafted by the Jags and has shifted around a little but seems to have landed a home in Pittsburg as their slot corner.  Coming in at 5' 9" and 184 lbs but plays much bigger.  Solid tackler with a quick step could also switch to safety in certain packages.

He isn't the type to hang on the outside, strictly a slot corner against similar sized receivers, more of a scheme/ package type player and not an every down type.  Nonetheless, if Pittsburgh's front office deemed him worth a 2nd round tender which tells me he's worth the cost of a 5th.

We'll hold out until closer to our pick but wanted to keep you all in the loop and hopefully get your opinion.

 

 

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2 hours ago, ny92mike said:

We do have a trade offer for Mike Hilton CB - Steelers.  2nd round tender that was a jack of all traits in college.  Undrafted by the Jags and has shifted around a little but seems to have landed a home in Pittsburg as their slot corner.  Coming in at 5' 9" and 184 lbs but plays much bigger.  Solid tackler with a quick step could also switch to safety in certain packages.

He isn't the type to hang on the outside, strictly a slot corner against similar sized receivers, more of a scheme/ package type player and not an every down type.  Nonetheless, if Pittsburgh's front office deemed him worth a 2nd round tender which tells me he's worth the cost of a 5th.

We'll hold out until closer to our pick but wanted to keep you all in the loop and hopefully get your opinion.

 

 

Why are they trading him?

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9 minutes ago, Acgott said:

Why are they trading him?

This is his exact verbiage.  

"He is expendable to us because of Cam Sutton’s emergence and drafting of K’Von Wallace"

Reading their forum it's a mixed bag on how they value him.  Some believe he's too valuable while others are good with it.  His size limits him to what he can do, so his value drops because of that and also why he went undrafted a few years back, but imo and for the giants roster he'd strictly be a nickel corner that matches up well against speedy slot receivers.  He isn't what you want if that 4th receiver is a big body type or even a tight end.  He's also a solid blitzer.

I wouldn't agree to this trade if one of our targets fall to us in the 5th so I won't even be looking to make the trade until we're on the clock.  Still tons of value on the draft board.

 

 

 

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6 hours ago, ny92mike said:

@bigben07MVP Would you like to provide us with more detail on this player.  Like how he plays the run/blitz, etc.

Thanks.

 

Hilton is a sticky slot corner that plays his best against shifty slot receivers. He’s small but plays bigger than his size in terms of being an extremely solid tackler and he’s one of the best blitzing corners in the league. Plays with a  ton of heart. 

Cam Sutton had somewhat of a breakout last season and can play both inside and out but Joe Haden and Steven Nelson are locked in on the outside. We also have Minkah and drafted K’Von Wallace who are chest piece types who can both play nickel. Hilton is a fan favorite because he was undrafted and plays like his hair is on fire but as mentioned, he is somewhat limited on what you can ask him to do. He is a FA after this season (we put a 2nd round tender on him)

These are his highlights just from last season.

 

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