If the trade between NE and Philly involving this selection, a 7th round pick and Greg Lewis occurred after the start of our mock then it would not be reflected in the order.

:thumb: Got it!

Oakland Raiders select Andy Kemp, OG, Wisconsin

I've got the message again..the mock can't be updated anymore.

Jaguars already picked him.

Let's try again.

Packers select Rashaad Duncan, DT/DE, Pittsburg

The Redskins select...Edwin Williams, C, Maryland

The Panthers select, Augustus Parrish, OT, Kent State

Ok this is what happens. LOL

No it is right because I am MM and draft expert-LOL

Just ask me!

Direckshun:

no you dit'nt -- you did not draft a DE (project) in the first round?

why? work with me - i'm trying to understand ... LOL

DE Mathias Kiwanuka 26 4yrs
DE Osi Umenyiora 27 7 yrs
DE Justin Tuck 27 7yrs
DE Dave Tollefson 26 3yrs
DE Robert Henderson 25 2yrs


DT Fred Robins 32 10 yrs
DT Barry Cofield 25 3yrs
DT Jeremy Clark 25 2yrs
DT Chris Canty 26 4yrs
DT Anthony Byrant 27 3yrs
DT Jay Alford 25 3yrs
DT Leger Douzable 22 2 yrs

LB Gerris Wilkinson 26 4yrs
LB Antonio Pierce 30 9 yrs
LB Bryan Kehl 24 2 yrs
LB Jonathan Goff 23 2 yrs
LB Zak DeOssie 24 3 yrs
LB Danny Clark 25 2 yrs


LB Clint Sinton 23 R

ya gotta look at these things... http://www.giants.com/team/giants_roster.html

So Direckshun loses the draft?

didn't they use their second round pick on a pass rusher? they said in their pc they expect him to get after the qb quite a bit

I'm rooting for Direckshun to win~

On the Giants Round 2, Pick 45: The Giants drafted LB Clint Sintim, which was a need. The Giants DC said, they would use Sintim on 3rd down situations to rush the passer.

At the start of FA, the Giants signed Chris Canty from Dallas, DT Rocky Bernard from Seattle and LB Michael Boley from Atlanta -- to bring back depth to the defense. Towards the end of the 2008 season with Osi out for the season, the Giants lost key players to injury down the stretch.


The Giants will keep the same schemes Spags brought over from the Eagles, which mainly was multiple schemes, that were fit into the Giants original system.

When Spags was hired as DC, the Giants were not about to change their defensive system. To be more effective and to keep continuity, Spags had to work with the same Giants defensive coaches as in the past. Bill Sheridan and Mike Wauffle played a big roll not only in game planning, but in game day adjustments. Bill Sheridan called down on field ajustments from the booth to Spags on the side-line -- reported by the Giants players during interviews.

Who knows... you got to play the game to see if it all fits in and works out.