EmpireWF
Giants in the Super Bowl
QB - Eli Manning - B+
He MUST cut down on the turnovers (30 last year, up from 22 and 12 the previous two years) and that's really the big thing holding him back from joining the higher echelon QBs.
RB - Brandon Jacosb - B-
He is not a guy who will get 300 carries but for what he is, he's a good back. Had a bounce back year last year and that's with the fact he only broke 100 yards twice and only scored in 7 different games.
FB - Bear Pascoe - C+
A fine blocker.
WR1 - Hakeem Nicks - A
Stay healthy! A huge weapon, explosive, can run it into the endzone on any play. Entering his 3rd year as a receive :fap:
WR2 - Mario Manningham - B+
Has developed good relationship with Eli and has been a big weapon. This is a contract year so expect BIG things.
TE - Kevin Boss - B-
Concussions are big concern and while he's not a HUGE playmaking threat, he is a serviceable TE. He's a decent blocker and he can make some plays, he averaged 5 TDs past three years.
LT - Will Beatty - B-
This may be a reach but he was a 2nd round pick in 2009 and if not for an injury last year, would likely have earned the spot outright anyway. A natural tackle, if Beatty can earn the starting job, the line becomes much stronger.
LG - David Diehl - B
I hope Diehl can move back inside to his natural spot. At G, he's not at risk of getting trounced by elite pass rushers. Plus with Rich Seubert coming off a very serious leg injury (again, unfortunately), last year's MVP along the line may not play.
C - Shaun O'Hara - C+
Huge questions because he's been a shell of himself due to foot injuries and surgeries. Can he return at a high level?
RG - Chris Snee - A
Still a great run blocker and good pass blocker, a consistent force at that spot.
RT - Kareem McKenzie - B+
Only reason he's not an A is because of age and back concerns. Otherwise, he's very stable on the right side.
He MUST cut down on the turnovers (30 last year, up from 22 and 12 the previous two years) and that's really the big thing holding him back from joining the higher echelon QBs.
RB - Brandon Jacosb - B-
He is not a guy who will get 300 carries but for what he is, he's a good back. Had a bounce back year last year and that's with the fact he only broke 100 yards twice and only scored in 7 different games.
FB - Bear Pascoe - C+
A fine blocker.
WR1 - Hakeem Nicks - A
Stay healthy! A huge weapon, explosive, can run it into the endzone on any play. Entering his 3rd year as a receive :fap:
WR2 - Mario Manningham - B+
Has developed good relationship with Eli and has been a big weapon. This is a contract year so expect BIG things.
TE - Kevin Boss - B-
Concussions are big concern and while he's not a HUGE playmaking threat, he is a serviceable TE. He's a decent blocker and he can make some plays, he averaged 5 TDs past three years.
LT - Will Beatty - B-
This may be a reach but he was a 2nd round pick in 2009 and if not for an injury last year, would likely have earned the spot outright anyway. A natural tackle, if Beatty can earn the starting job, the line becomes much stronger.
LG - David Diehl - B
I hope Diehl can move back inside to his natural spot. At G, he's not at risk of getting trounced by elite pass rushers. Plus with Rich Seubert coming off a very serious leg injury (again, unfortunately), last year's MVP along the line may not play.
C - Shaun O'Hara - C+
Huge questions because he's been a shell of himself due to foot injuries and surgeries. Can he return at a high level?
RG - Chris Snee - A
Still a great run blocker and good pass blocker, a consistent force at that spot.
RT - Kareem McKenzie - B+
Only reason he's not an A is because of age and back concerns. Otherwise, he's very stable on the right side.
