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Is my pick at 33 or 39 reminds me of Agent 89

I hope you’re right but problem is Teppers are emotionally invested, hopefully they stay out of the way this time

Good post but I will play a little devils advocate. I think this lop sided investment is needed in order to get Bryce off the ground and properly evaluate him. Once he can develop for 3-4 years, ideally he won’t need as much support and the front office can take a more balanced approach to where they spend their cap $$. We always complained that even with Can he was never properly built around on the OL and wide receivers. It’s time to at least put Bryce or the next QB in position to succeed

This again? Stroud is miles better, already a top 5 QB in the NFL. It’s not just the situation, he is that good Nevertheless we have to see if Bryce improves and can become a viable franchise QB or we move on and try again. Simple as that

Fitterer didn’t seem to ever have a strategy, just bargain shopped and would publicly convince himself that they are going to be amazing

Beggars can’t be choosers or something like that. Even if he can’t stay healthy he can add value to the offense, help open the field for others etc. We can hope maybe his injury issues are behind him

Hell yeah

Dude knows how to get open. Only question is how Bryce will handle it if he starts calling him our for not gettIng him the ball

Dude played for the Chargers, who have the lamest least loyal fanbase in the NFL

Pump the brakes, I like the moves but I’m gonna take it slooooowwww

Excellent post! I like the roster building. Even if Bryce doesn’t take the next step (which we hope he will) we will be in a better position to draft next year and feel good about the future

Agreed and he will surely want to play well coming home to the Carolinas

Well done. Thielen should be listed as a slot receiver, so the second receiver slot is still a need. Mingo still May develop but I think this is where we go with the 33rd pick and get a first round grade receiver in a deep WR draft.

If Dan can dump him off somewhere somehow he would deserve a statue

Best trade so far. Donta was going to get cut and we got Bryce an actual legitimate threat on the outside

If it wasn’t for the crappy return on Brian Burns knowing last year we could have gotten two first for him, the FA has been more than solid so far. We know it was Tepper meddling and refusing to trade Burns and also not willing to pay him $30MM a year. Burns was a sunk cost and Morgan had to get what he could, and nobody was willing to give a first rounder at this point. I do truly believe he got the best deal he could at this point in time. I will choose to judge him on the other moves which have been solid, solidifying the guard positions, trading for a receiver and signing some good defenders. He will need to maximize the returns on draft picks. Both second rounders will have to be legitimate starters when the season starts or it’s a bust.

Moneyball

Needed to shore up the interior of the line, still need a starting center. Bryce has no chance at his height if lineman are getting a push up the middle every time. Defense will suck, but we had a good defense last year that just wore down because the offense was so terrible. This had to be done

OK - well that sucks

so you're just tagging Morgan to every Fitt decision, LOL

You have a source of this or just talking out of your a$$

Just saw it's final. realistically best we can do with a player that's been tagged. $30MM a year is too much for a player that doesn't show up when you need him the most. NFL Media reports that the Giants’ trade for Burns is complete. The Panthers will get second- and fifth-round picks in return, and Burns will get a five-year deal with a maximum value of $150 million and $87.5 million guaranteed, per NFL Media

I doubt they made these moves without input from Evero

Nicole's calling the shots now

From Morgan's perspective, the decision by Fitt to turn down two firsts for Burns is not something that can influence his thinking going forward. That said - I hope they're pushing for #6, give them our 31st, and one of Giants second round picks.