The interview is interesting. Kadarius shows a lot of intelligence with his answers to the football-related questions. And a great work ethic. Think Veach was onto something with this kid. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DJ's left nut:
23 had an angle on him.
Then again, so did 2 other guys and he left them grabbing at air.
Would've liked to have seen what Toney could've done with one more block there, for sure. And look at how hard Toney breaks back there and STILL delivers a shot on Cisco - he absolutely thought there was still plenty of meat on those bones...
Yeah I was about to add...and even if there is a couple more Jags back there in position, it's still likely Toney would've beat them as elusive as he is. Like you said...I just would've liked to have seen what he did with that extra block for sure. If you're a rookie fighting for playing time, playing 100% until the play is whistled dead should be a fucking no-brainer. [Reply]
Maybe it's fair to give Cisco credit for getting off the block as well. Giving all parties the benefit of the doubt, you could say that Moore looked over his shoulder there (he does) and sees Toney planting on the sideline so he's trying to drive Cisco back to create a cut-back lane for Toney to break into.
Instead Cisco broke off and planted to hold his lane. And Cisco, a safety, is likely to be stronger than the vast majority of WRs he's going against, especially an undersized rookie. So seeing him win a physical matchup and just muscle himself back into the play isn't surprising. It's not a good look for Skyy but in the end it may not have made much difference.
Moore sure looks to have inside position on Cisco and if he keeps driving with his legs maaaaybe he can seal Cisco off and give Toney a chance to use that 'clump' of players to screen 23 out of the play altogether. At that point he's gone. But I guess you tip your cap to the other guy as well - he didn't quit on the play, he kept playing physical and even had Moore NOT disengaged, I'm not sure he drives the bigger, stronger player out of the play anyway. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Buehler445:
Simmons was talking on his podcast that he has a bunch of NYG friends and they are SUPER SALTY that Toney had a big game.
I visited some NYG message boards yesterday and here is what I found:
-Most fans are fine with the trade considering the Giants success and Toney's lack of wanting to be a Giant.
-Many fans despise Toney due to his actions.
-Few fans are pissed at the Giants for not treating the situation right or something.
I think if the Giants didn't have a good record, the fans would be on meltdown over Toney's potential success in KC... fortunately for them, they really don't care much. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Molitoth:
I visited some NYG message boards yesterday and here is what I found:
-Most fans are fine with the trade considering the Giants success and Toney's lack of wanting to be a Giant.
-Many fans despise Toney due to his actions.
-Few fans are pissed at the Giants for not treating the situation right or something.
I think if the Giants didn't have a good record, the fans would be on meltdown over Toney's potential success in KC... fortunately for them, they really don't care much.
Wait until Danny Dimes hurls them all the way back to earth in a big flaming ball of wreckage. [Reply]
