| NEW YORK
GIANTS - OFFENSE |
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QB
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Eli Manning |
Anthony Wright |
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RB
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Reuben Droughns |
Brandon Jacobs |
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FB
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Robert Douglas |
Derrick Ward (RB) |
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OT
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Kareem McKenzie |
Guy Whimper |
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OG
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Chris Snee |
Kevin Boothe |
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C
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Shaun O'Hara |
Grey Ruegamer |
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OG
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Rich Seubert |
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OT
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David Diehl |
Adam Koets |
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TE
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Jeremy Shockey |
Kevin Boss |
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WR
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Plaxico Burress |
Sinorice Moss |
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WR
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Amani Toomer |
Steven Smith |
| NEW YORK
GIANTS - DEFENSE |
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DE
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Michael Strahan |
Justin Tuck |
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DT
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William Joseph |
Barry Cofield |
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DT
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Fred Robbins |
Jay Alford |
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DE
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Osi Umenyiora |
Adrian Awasom |
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LB
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Gerris Wilkinson |
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LB
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Antonio Pierce |
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LB
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Mathias Kiwanuka |
Chase Blackburn |
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CB
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Corey Webster |
R.W. McQuarters |
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CB
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Sam Madison |
Aaron Ross |
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S
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Michael Johnson |
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S
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Will Demps |
James Butler |
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| NEW YORK
GIANTS - TEAM NEEDS |
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| NEW YORK
GIANTS - 2007 Draft in Review |
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RD
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PICK
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NAME
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POS
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SCHOOL
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1
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20
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Aaron
Ross |
CB
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Texas |
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2
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51
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Steven Smith |
WR
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USC |
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3
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81
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Jay Alford |
DT
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Penn State |
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4
|
116
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Zak DeOssie |
LB
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Brown |
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5
|
153
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Kevin Boss |
TE
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Western
Oregon |
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6
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189
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Adam Koets |
OT
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Oregon State |
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7
|
224
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Michael
Johnson |
S
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Arizona |
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7
|
250
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Ahmad Bradshaw |
RB
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Marshall |
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Draft Grade: C+
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| The G-Men welcome another solid draft class,
but can Coughlin get anything out of this group? We shall
see. First round pick Aaron Ross is a blazing CB
who should compliment Corey Webster and Sam Madison very
nicely. Ross has decent size to go along with that speed,
but he does need some polish as a pure coverman. He was
burned by the more elite college receivers he faced, especially
when he tried and failed against OSU's Ted Ginn (now a member
of the Dolphins). WR Steve Smith was a steal at #51.
Smith is tough, fast and sure-handed. He should become a
very special #2 receiver for the G-Men and take over for
Amani Toomer after a season in development. New York closed
out day one with the drafting of a smart, instinctual DT,
Jay Alford, who could be a major contributor in New
York's DT rotation. Day two of the G-Men draft left a lot
to be desired, though OT Adam Koets has the potential
to become a solid player for the frontline. |
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