With the new DC in NY I would expect more cover 2 zone concepts to be integrated. The Giants need a way to cover the quick slot receivers and smaller faster tight ends which who are becoming prolific in this day an age of the NFL where DBs must keep their hands off opposing players for the most part.

With Spoon you get a player who weighs more than Antonio Pierce but is probably as fast as Terrel Thomas. Check his twitter the guys will clock a sub 4.5 -40 and have similar height/weight combo to Patrick Willis. FYI Pat Willis ran a 4.49 at the combine.

I should point out that Spoon is not Rolando Mcclain as far as absorbing oversized guards at the point of attack but thats not a fair comparason because McClain is really a 3-4 inside linebacker who lacks range and will be a liability when asked to play zone.

I wouldnt minde McClain myself because it would allow us to draft a 3 technique DT who could really add to our pass rush instead of a space eater. But we have a big body guy in Goff already on the roster.

Spoon loves football and love of the game was missing from this D last year. Draft Spoon and never look back.

For DT there is Vince Wilfork, Richard Seymour and Casey Hampton or you can draft Jared Odrick,Terrence Cody,Tyson Alualu,Tyson Alualu and Lamarr Houston.

For safety draft Earl Thomas in the first round.

Trade osi to ny for Kerry Rhodes and a 2nd or 3rd rounder. Then our safety situation is shored up.

Pick up Julius peppers in free agency and sign him to a monster deal before Dan snyder doubles it. Pay him the money. Well have the best d end combo in the league with kiwi, tuck and peps.

Lastly, since we have those extra picks, we will be able to trade up and draft Rolando mcclain. Then from then on, we draft the best player available.

That’s a revamped defense…… Who likes that idea and who doesn’t??

And once agian I am completely stumped on the answer to the question that is, Who is going to be our MLB in 2010? I have no idea.

Cant wait till Combine coming up, and then FA right after

But generally middle linebackers have to fight through more traffic than OLB do, who get to play a little bit more out in space (especially weakside linebacker where Boley plays now)

Boley (listed at 223 pounds) might be too small to fight through the traffic to do well vs the run as a middle linebacker in my opinion

but Sintim is bigger and stronger and I think could play well inside (nearly 260 pounds).

For example Weights of MLB: Beason 240, pierce 240, Patrick Willis 240, Ray Lewis 250, Urlacher 260,

It’s not a rule or anything, but I think Boley might get pushed around a little more in the middle, but I could be wrong, he could do well in the middle.

I like Clint Sintim as a prospect either way.

I hope he takes a huge step forward this year…if he does that could really solve a lot of our problems.