He definitely got a good deal on the Lawrence trade but it does seem a lot riskier to let a guy like that go the way he did. It will be interesting to see how a FO run by Harbaugh ends up working up in NY. I haven't seen many (if at all) examples where a HC operating as a GM ends well.
A thought that had occurred to me was that with the void left behind after trading Dexter Lawrence to Cincy, could potentially make Reuben Bain a possibility for the Giants?
What are the chances we could consider someone like Stefan Diggs? I guess it would be contingent on his legal issues.
Another option would be to look towards roster cut downs to add another WR but that is a risky proposition.
Clear that we need to draft WR regardless of whether or not either...
Kinda reminds me of a more athletic version of that Chilean basketball player, Sammis Reyes who we thought was going to kill it as TE and ended up flaming out.
Hard pass.
Thanks for this, KDawg.
I vaguely remember when Witherspoon came out of college, he was the clear CB1 in that class. I was originally thinking I'd be disappointed if we ended up with him at #7 but maybe given the value of the position and this comp, he might end up being a really good pick for...
I've been listening to a lot of the Take Command podcast with Grant and Logan (great listen, by the way) and Logan is bullish on the WRs in this class. He thinks we can get a legit WR2 with our 3rd rounder.
The issue I have with Tate is that he's not necessarily a sure fire elite WR yet we'd...
Assuming this were to get resolved faster than expected and Aiyuk becomes a free agent, the fact remains that he hasn't played football in nearly 1-1/2 years and may also have legitimate health and attitude issues. I really am leaning hard against bringing him in under those circumstances so...
Aiyuk has been out of football for over a year. I don't know why folks here seem to think he can make a big difference. Did we forget what just a lost offseason did to our WR1? I am leaning towards passing on Aiyuk.
Take either Love or Tate in the draft. Whoever falls to us.