tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3647407325675135492.post7280688218743909463..comments2010-01-23T15:57:17.774-05:00glenn warciskinoreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3647407325675135492.post-3480833357879191502010-01-23T15:57:17.774-05:002010-01-23T15:57:17.774-05:00Darn good questions... some of which I had been wondering myself. Why carry multiple mediocre LBs, and for that matter WRs, when Secondary talent was so thin? Safety is rapidly becoming a more important position, and teams who lose their star Safety (e.g. Giants, Steelers) have real trouble winning games, especially if they don't have a shut down corner (and very, very few teams do... the Giants certainly don't) the Safeties can count on. JR and Coughlin must sign top Safety and LB talent, and shed slow and relatively unathletic LBs and WRs to make room. No more "good guy" and "non stop motor" and "locker room veteran presence" and "smart" to describe Giant LBs. This isn't about who you'd like to drink beers with! How about "very fast" and "extremely fluid changing direction" and "never out of position" and "intimidates everyone because he always brings the wood" and "can cover most TEs over the middle"? Boley sure would like to look to the middle and other outside and see guys who personify those attributes. Go get em, or reserve your 9-7 record in 2010 now.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com