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Thursday, June 06, 2019

Giants Add New Scouts

For those still doubting that this is a rebuild, the Giants today announced some hirings, consolidation and promotions in their scouting department.  First, Chad Klunder, formerly the football AAD at Notre Dame has been hired to coordinate both the pro and collegiate scouting departments.  It's a new position and a change from Giants as usual.  Secondly, the Giants have hired Brendan Prophett as an area scout.  Prophett was formerly the Director of Pro Scouting for the Lions.  Next they promoted Tim McDonnell from pro scout to assistant director of pro personnel, this also feels like a new position. Finally they promoted Corey Lockett form intern to pro scout.

These changes mostly effect the pro scouting side, which you'll recall, Dave Gettleman ran for years and years before leaving last time.

In other news, the Eli Manning/Daniel Jones coverage in already both funny and annoying, and it's only mini-camp.

Some on the scene feel like any compliment they pay Jones must be accompanied with a compliment for Eli.  That's the funny stuff, though, it's also a reminder of what happened to those who benched Eli in 2017. I don't know what goes on behind the scenes, but you cannot run an NFL team by overtly tiptoeing around a declining players feelings.

2 Comments:

At 9:33 AM, Blogger Rich said...

It’s not that I doubt that it’s a rebuild, it’s that they’re doing it play trying to compete now. For example, there is only one real prospect on their offensive line.

I think this is about Mara imposing a mandate on the GM because he f’d up with Eli and is trying to make up for it, which makes any GM’s job harder, but Mara is a dolt.

 
At 10:28 AM, Blogger Kalel9 said...

Only 14 players left, and rebuild doesn't only mean drafted talent, it means FA's and trades, too.

They might only have one great young OL, but they have 4 super interesting CB's.

 

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