Tuck, Osi, Chase, Webster, Snee, Diehl. Who should go?

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Originally Posted by bigblue58

You would think that the Giants would have learned their lesson with Blackburn. Give me a name of any other Giants LBer who came close to making as many plays consistently as Blackburn.

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That kind of sums up the sad state of affairs with the Giants LB corps! Time to get some real LBs with talent.

On second thought they all should go

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Originally Posted by bigblue58

You would think that the Giants would have learned their lesson with Blackburn. Give me a name of any other Giants LBer who came close to making as many plays consistently as Blackburn.

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I completely agree with you. Would be a mistake cutting him. The only person on the list I don't think we should keep is Osi....he played terribly last year. My God, If he is part of the Nascar package, black smoke is coming out of his @ss.

Webster will stay because we are short on CB experience and there are no real options out there, Draft could work but... Tuck and Snee will also stay; though I do see us drafting a DE (Ansah in the first is my pick)...

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Originally Posted by Captain Chaos

Webster will stay because we are short on CB experience and there are no real options out there, Draft could work but... Tuck and Snee will also stay; though I do see us drafting a DE (Ansah in the first is my pick)...

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I hope you're wrong about the first pick. We have Tracy and Ojomo in the wings behind JPP, Tuck, and Kiwanuka. We need to address right tackle first, IMO

Definitely agree with you on that. I know JR loves his D-ends but its time they grabbed a solid RT in the first round in the draft. Thats really the only option to get a good quality RT for cheap. Can't keep relying on these 4-6th round o-line picks who sit on the practice squad for 5 years because they "aren't ready". Thats just another way to say "unless this guy improves drastically he is not going to be an nfl starter". How long has Brewer been getting "developed" again?

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Originally Posted by RoanokeFan

I hope you're wrong about the first pick. We have Tracy and Ojomo in the wings behind JPP, Tuck, and Kiwanuka. We need to address right tackle first, IMO

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Agreed. A monster LB a close second. I'd even swap the 2 If there was OT talent available in the second round. I don't think we can afford Diehl, unless he renegotiates (not restructure). A quick, you're fired and you're hired at a VERY low back up price. Osi is probably a out the door. Webster is so expensive and was horrid this past year. Why does everyone think he will be good this coming season. Snee will be back barring surgical failure. (he is the coach's S-I-L after all :D). Tuck will be back. Chase only as a ST and Backup, (Pleeeease) All opinions mind you.

Diehl, Webster and Osi need to go...Blackburn and Tuck need to stay as mentors, but their playing time needs to be reduced

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Originally Posted by BlueMonstaahhs

Definitely agree with you on that. I know JR loves his D-ends but its time they grabbed a solid RT in the first round in the draft. Thats really the only option to get a good quality RT for cheap. Can't keep relying on these 4-6th round o-line picks who sit on the practice squad for 5 years because they "aren't ready". Thats just another way to say "unless this guy improves drastically he is not going to be an nfl starter". How long has Brewer been getting "developed" again?

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+1

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Originally Posted by juice33s

Diehl, Webster and Osi need to go...Blackburn and Tuck need to stay as mentors, but their playing time needs to be reduced

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When you put it that way, it sounds not that bad of an idea.