@syd said:

the giants also had problems on there o-line which lead to problems on their passing game  and i am not sure that danny dimes is a good Q.B

Danny placed the ball this year in tight windows, held onto it (he’s a fumbler) and he had has elite awareness in understanding tuck and run.  There aren’t many other viable options and they can certainly work with his skill set.   He needs a big time WR and he needs Evan Neal to figure things out 
 

I’m just a casual fan, but an avid Giant watcher. Evan Neal struggled, Thomas had a good year except for Dallas games where he was owned by Parsons.  I thought Feliciano and Bredeson were directly responsible for some of the pass/run balance they were able to accomplish. 
 

Let’s look at their WR….David Sills - great preseason last year unspectacular when the bright lights came on. I pointed out Marcus Johnson he’s JAG with some wheels.  I personally like Slayton he wins one on ones - he drops passes too. Golladay was an absolute non factor.  Isiah Hodgens played well but him along with the rest of this group do any of these guys inspire any fear in an opposing secondary.  I will mention they block downfield better than most units you see some sustained blocks on those Saquon big hitters.  Not to argue here but I’d certainly pass on Golladay- who doesn’t seem like a great team guy too judging from Twitter and social media comments. 
 

Daniel Bellinger TE was a huge loss for this team - his loss put more pressure on this pedestrian WR group 

@sdbacker80 said:

Marcus Johnson and David Sills started over Golladay.  And I think he had 25% drop rate this past season.  
 

I mentioned the Giants struggles at WR this year- he was at the epicenter. 
 

the giants also had problems on there o-line which lead to problems on their passing game  and i am not sure that danny dimes is a good Q.B

@syd said:

kenny golladay was just let go and while his numbers sucked in N.Y he had some good years in Detroit any takers ? maybe on a prove it deal ?

I put this here because i didn't believe it justifies it's own thread

Marcus Johnson and David Sills started over Golladay.  And I think he had 25% drop rate this past season.  
 

I mentioned the Giants struggles at WR this year- he was at the epicenter. 
 

Parris Campbell would be interesting if he didn’t play himself last season out of our stratosphere.  

I put this here because i didn't believe it justifies it's own thread

@nickers said:

Troy Hill.. Hes a Clevelander...

thats the guy Newsome took his place and i believe he was kinda pissed if im not mistaken

We got a Mike problem too. 
 

@syd said:

ya i was pretty happy with his signing and I forgot his name who came along with him from the rams only to be released a year later

Troy Hill.. Hes a Clevelander...

@bob806 said:

We thought he would be good. The guy never seemed hungry out there.

Cap clearance of around $9.75 million, that's good

ya i was pretty happy with his signing and I forgot his name who came along with him from the rams only to be released a year later

Cap clearance of around $9.75 million, that's good

Bengals safety Jessie Bates III is on their radar to replace him if he hits the market.

Bates played on the franchise tag last year for the Bengals and had another very good season. He is also represented by David Mulugheta, the agent for QB Deshaun Watson.

For Pro Football Focus, Bates is the fourth-best free agent on the market. They project him to sign a five-year deal worth a total of $75 million with $40 million guaranteed.

The safety market is full of talented players this year which could flood the market and keep prices down. Normally, that isn’t true at the top of the free agent market. If GM Andrew Berry doesn’t want to spend to that extent, Jordan Poyer, Chauncey Gardner-Johnson and Juan Thornhill could be options as well, although Poyer isn’t a true free safety.