Contrast that to Corey Webster, like you’re saying, who completely eliminates his playmaking opposition. Mike Francesa has been on this lately as well, the rules are stacked against corners in the NFL now, yet Webster still makes incredibly tight coverage possible. Tangling with your feet is the only contact you can make, and Roy Williams almost had a touchdown just before the end of the half, and he would have — if Corey Webster had not used the rules to his advantage and tangle with Williams to deaden the threat.

Beyond Webster, The Giants secondary has really stepped it up with their backups, and I’m thinkin as everyone else heals up the Giants defense is going to be a play stopping machine this year. I’m really looking forward to these games this year, the young talent rising to the occasion is fantastic to watch unfold.

I’m also curious as to when Corey Webster is finally going to get his due. The guy has absolutely dominated two consecutive game (two games, two widely-acclaimed #1 receivers, THREE CATCHES, 17 YARDS), and we still hear commentators putting the Giants’ secondary as second-or-third-best in the division. Meanwhile, Terrence Newman couldn’t tackle or cover all night, and the Eagles’ vaunted passing defense just surrendered three hundred yards and three scores.

Hedgecock is 0-6 I think in catchable passes thrown to him this year.

Last year the only notable pass he caught was the touchdown catch followed by the row-your-boat to the Pro Bowl from Arizona celbration “dance”.

Other than that, I say leave him in as a blocker and peel out TE Kevin Boss who has vacuums for hands.

On Tynes… When we face Deshawn Jackson with the Eagles and Deven Hester with the Bears — you can bet the kickoff issue will be a factor.

This is why I think our site is the best one out there, but enough about us.

Last year Madison Hedgecock had 8 receptions for 52 yards, and 6 drops.

So it was O.K. play, I mean 50-50 toss up between a 6 yard gain or a waste of down

And to add to the Hedgecock thing, that’s the worst name in football right now if you think of a hedge as a gropuing (like bushes or hedge funds”), but he’s really large so I would never insinuate antyhing

I didn’t think Tynes kicks were that bad. If you can find a stat of where the opponet caught the ball…BUT our coverage units aren’t terrible either.

Felix Jones is an ELITE Kick Retruner, I think you’ll see the Cowboys do that with most opponets.

I don’t remember it being a problem vs the Skins and I don’t think it will be a problem this week or next (the Raiders have a good KR as well, though)

Good work!