2011 NFL Draft Grades: New York Giants Value Their Value Picks Too Much?

May 1, 2011   ·   Wes O'Donnell   ·   Jump to comments

2011 NFL Draft Grades Says New York Giants Overvalued Value in NFL Draft?
There can be no argument against Prince Amukamara to the New York Giants. He was a top 10 talent that fell to No. 19 and while they didn't have a major need there, they are the type of team always looking to add better football players.
Event the second round is hard to argue with, especially if Barry Cofield leaves in free agency, and the Giants gambled on Marvin Austin, a troubled defensive tackle with top-15 skill set that has to mature if he is going to succeed.
The Giants must have been really confident in his interviews and attitude.
Third round I though the Giants went too far into value taking Jerel Jernigan and they left Washington linebacker Mason Foster on the board for the Buccaneers the pick immediately after.
 
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This hurts them in my opinion and they don't address linebacker until the 6th...

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