Gholston = Merri man

[TRR]

Originally Posted by BigChiefFan

Again, Hali can MOVE to the INSIDE, but just in case you think Gholston doesn't have coverage skills, here you go...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Lzbj...eature=related

Hali struggles against the run at DE. He can't move to the inside and play DT???

Also, why take a situational pass rusher at #5??

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by TRR

Hali struggles against the run at DE. He can't move to the inside and play DT???

Also, why take a situational pass rusher at #5??

He played inside at PSU and when he was drafted, Gunther and Herm both talked at length about wanting to use him inside.

As to your second question, we took DT at #4.

[TRR]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

He played inside at PSU and when he was drafted, Gunther and Herm both talked at length about wanting to use him inside.

As to your second question, we took DT at #4.

I understand that. But that was two years ago. I think everyone should be fairly familiar with Hali's game...And there is no way he should play a snap at DT.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by TRR

I understand that. But that was two years ago. I think everyone should be fairly familiar with Hali's game...And there is no way he should play a snap at DT.

Not right now, no. But if there was a speed rusher coming on that same side, it changes everything. Having Allen, Hali, and Gholston on the field at the same time opens up several unique zone blitz opportunities...

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by TRR

Hali struggles against the run at DE. He can't move to the inside and play DT???

Also, why take a situational pass rusher at #5??

If you think Gholston is nothing more than a situational pass rusher I fear for your talent evaluating skills....

Guess the Giants shouldn't have re-signed Justin Tuck to that 30 million dollar deal since he's nothing more than a "situational backup DE"