Defensive End

[FullMetalFalcon23]

The way Charles Davis drew up our draft we take Allen Bailey who is actually better suited to 3 - 4. Yet he has Kerrigan going to KC who is better in a 4 - 3 although he is somewhat a scheme diverse player. I think if we want to get a big time end for us it has to be Kerrigan or moving up higher into the draft to get Bowers/ Quinn... Cameron Heyward is another player I'd be interested in scouting further but again he is a 3 - 4 projection. We can't afford another JA98 mistake. The way I look at it he is definitely more a 3 - 4 guy. he isn't scheme diverse. If we were in a 3 - 4 he is the sort of end I can see eating up blocks and keeping the blitzing LB coming in behind him a lot freer. He has done that quite a bit this season when playing from DT

[JRid]

I feel like there is a 100% chance TD will sign a free agent DE. He knows that is our biggest issue and he knows it is very unlikely we will draft a DE that will make an impact next season, especially at the 27th pick. Even if we trade up that guy probably wont make an impact.

[cnasty]

I guess my question to you, MDrake, is , who did you have in mind? I like the idea of it all. We certainly have the cap room, but who would be the "DE to end all DEs"?
Edit: I like Mathias as well. I'm just wondering who else is out there. I think I read Hali would be available. I think I even read that Haloti Ngata would be a FA this year. Would it be worth it to go after him and have him and Babs mauling double teams in the middle with Abe and Bier on the outside.

[g-dawg]

(01-18-2011 08:25 PM)USAF HART Wrote:  Isn't Kiwanuka a FA this year? We could look at bringing him in...

Kiwa has not done much the last few years for Giants. He is not even a starter. Of course he has Osi and Justin Tuck ahead of him.

I don't really like it - dude was placed on IR Oct. 29th with a disc injury in his neck - no thanks....