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Yes I would have been happy and I’d prefer the Smith side in the second question. I believe all 3 of these guys are very good and that we couldn’t lose as long as we ended up with one.
I will maintain hydration on nothing but the tears of Giants fans for the rest of Draft weekend.
Young but not terribly so. He was 19. That's how old both my parents were when they had me.
At least he can admit he's made mistakes and potentially grow from it. Most guys who's jobs are secure would just double down and say I won a Super bowl, I know what I'm doing.
This is a good first step. He needs to maintain it throughout the next few days and than going forward.
1. Depends on how the draft went before our pick
I've heard that about Smith before the Howie quote playing other spots. Dude is willing to be the gatorade guy if you're short handed there.
Yeah that's the one thing I've always liked about him outside the numbers guy. he's admitted his transgressions in the past. He's willing to do so and doesn't throw others under the bus. Example A is the Marcus Smith Pick. Only thing Howie had with that pick was he told Chip he was reaching for Jordan Matthews.
i like this one:
1. Would have been content, not too much more excited or less excited. Time will tell
was thinking about the stuff I watched on Reagor last year after he was picked, which at the time impressed me. what jumps out on this one is the quality of defense that Smith is doing this against is far greater than the level of competition Reagor had in his highlights. these are solid SEC, next gen NFL quality secondary and Smith looks fluid working his way through the defense. the cuts and stops are crisp to say the least. i'm excited.Bigboy10182000 said:
That would be great.
Yeah the route running compared to Reagor isn’t even close. Also when you watch those clips you don’t see a 170’whatever WR either IMO.
I will low key be happy if they snag Javonte Williams at 37 tooDeamon said:
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Really glad doug is goneJust got off a Zoom call with Devonta Smith for season ticket members:
- Doesn't play video games, stopped playing about 8 years ago
- Wants #6 but can't be decided until at least after the draft/UDFA's are settled (sorry Khalil Tate, that means you're a goner)
- Played and followed basketball his whole life, favorite team: Boston Celtics
- Favorite WR growing up: Julio Jones
- Spadaro asked him if Coach Nick played him in a Zoom game of Rock-Paper-Scissors and Devonta said yes but it wasn't clear if that was the exact game as it seemed like Devonta was about to correct Spadaro on the game but Spadaro talked over him to ask who won and Smith said that he beat Coach.
- While waiting for Smith to join Spadaro took some questions and he said something interesting while answering one of them: Doug was more content to let the vet players lead/command the locker room most of the time (and sometimes that could backfire if one of the leaders isn't happy "because they aren't playing well enough and their job is in jeopardy" so it affects the tone of the team), but Sirianni is always taking control and leading things with the team 100% of the time. Said it in a way that wasn't a knock on Doug, per se, but just pointing out one of the ways the environment is different now.
I keep thinking of how optimistic I am this year simply because I don't know how Siriani will be. If Doug was here, I'd be worried about the Smith pick. Would he even play? Would Alshon and Dean still be here?
Only reason he wasn’t a first rounder was because of injury history. Plug and play - great pick.
