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2. 26. NFL Draft Analysis of 2010 NY Giants Draft Class • First Round (# 15) DE Jason Pierre-Paul, South Florida • Secret Player( s) Handed down: DE Derrick Morgan • Analysis: The two qualities that we really liked about Pierre-Paul were his lateral speed which he regularly hustled in games. There are a lot of protective ends that much like to try to run around offensive tackles. JPP was really comfy using his lateral quickness to beat a blocker to the within. He has more upside pass rush capacity than any player in the 2010 NFL Draft. The previous South Florida product is dangerous from the standpoint that he has much to learn more about strategy. His aptitude for learning the nuances of the video game is an enigma. Derrick Morgan may effectively be a much better player in 2010. • Nevertheless, JPP has the greater potential and might be a big-time pass rush down the roadway. A general supervisor needs to consider not just what a player is a today, but what he may remain in 2 or 3 years. Morgan most likely represented a single or double to the Giants and JPP an opportunity at hitting a home run. • The Giants are a great suitable for JPP. They are deep at defensive end, and he does not have the pressure of being deemed a hero. Pierre-Paul can play some on 3rd down passing scenarios as a rookie. His capability to beat offending linemen to the within will enable the Giants to try out JPP hurrying from a defensive tackle position. Justin Tuck was a handful for a guard to obstruct two years ago on 3rd down with Michael Strahan and OsiUmenyiora coming from the outside. New York might possibly enter particular circumstances Umenyiora and Kiwanuka from the outside and Tuck and Pierre-Paul from the inside. The Giants did not get contented about their defensive end scenario. They easily could have chosen that everything is fine with a healthy Tuck and much better seasons from Umenyiora and Kiwanuka. Nevertheless, the facts are that the pressure on opposing quarterbacks has been decreasing (21 fewer sacks in 2009 compared to 2007) the past two seasons. • 2nd Round (# 46) DT Linval Joseph, East Carolina • Secret Gamer( s) Passed On: POUND Sean Lee, POUND Brandon Spikes • Analysis: It is extremely obvious that Giants' GM, Jerry Reese, thinks strongly in a dominant front four to spearhead the defence. We can not argue with this philosophy. Joseph was a real junior and had some enticing physical qualities. He is a big and effective man and a good professional athlete. The two-year starter from East Carolina will assist shut down the run. He is another young defensive lineman who is raw in regards to method and identifying plays. Joseph could have been a quick increasing 2011 NFL Draft prospect (similar to Dan Williams this year) had he decided to return to school. We thought he should have gone back to East Carolina, but being chosen in the second round is not too shabby. • The Giants had a larger need at defensive take on than many individuals realize. The team was torched through the air last year, but likewise gave up 21 touchdowns on the ground and challengers averaged 4.2 backyards per bringing. Rocky Bernard was a huge frustration as a totally free representative, and so was Chris Canty. Jay Alford is coming off of significant knee surgical treatment. Barry Cofield was not as efficient last season after microfracture knee surgery. Sean Lee is a great prospect; however, they probably did not have as much size as New York wanted in the middle. He also has actually had his share of knee injuries. Brandon Spikes is a better fit as an inside linebacker in a 3-4 defence. Spikes' does not have the foot speed to have the sideline-to-sideline variety required of a quality NFL middle linebacker. • 3rd Round (# 76) S Chad Jones, LSU • Key Player( s) Handed down: LB Donald Butler, Navorro Bowman • Analysis: The Giants did not let the additions of securities AntrelRolle and Deon Grant stop them from including another security. Jones is a huge player and has solid ball abilities. Grant is 31 and strictly a stop-gap gamer for this year. Jones was just too talented a gamer to pass on. Kenny Phillips is expected to return from a severe knee injury. Phillips was an emerging playmaker at security, but it stays to be seen if he can make it all the method back. Jones offers included insurance coverage and will be a factor in unique groups. The previous LSU standout was rated greater on our draft board compared to Donald Butler or Navorro Bowman. Butler and Bowman would have included depth at linebacker. However, they do not have as much advantage as Jones. We have an interest in seeing how much Jones establishes with a year-round dedication to football. Jones is an incredibly gifted athlete who devoted months to baseball training at LSU. The previous two-sport star needs to really take advantage of an expert weight-training routine. The Giants will likely attempt Chad Jones at strong safety due to the fact that of his striking capability. He has the ball skills and athletic ability to hold up in protection. • Fourth Round (# 115) POUND Phillip Dillard, Nebraska • Key Gamer( s) Passed On CB AkwasiOwusu-Ansah • Analysis: Dillard had a good career at Nebraska, but was not a big playmaker. He has average impulses and does not have remarkable size or speed. PFDN examined him to be a reserve in the NFL. He fills a need for the Giants as a prospect at middle linebacker. Owusu-Ansah has more upside prospective than Dillard. He was a big wheel in a little pond at the Indiana University of Pennsylvania but likewise satisfied at the integrating. AOA is a 6 foot and 205-pound corner/safety with 4.4 speed. A group can never ever have a lot of cornerbacks. Aaron Ross has actually been injury-prone, and Bruce Johnson will constantly be undersized. Owusu-Ansah would have injected more talent at the cornerback position and assisted as a kick returner. New york city opted for need over skill with this choice. • Fifth Round (# 147) G Mitch Petrus, Arkansas • Secret Gamer( s) Passed On TE Andrew Quarless • Analysis: Petrus is a difficult and competitive blocker. He can make the Giants as a backup guard. Petrus will constantly resist quick defensive takes on; however, it will not be for lack of effort or preparation. Andrew Quarless represented a lot of worth in the Fifth Round. His character issues and the truth that he remained in Joe Paterno's doghouse for the majority of his Penn State profession likely soured the Giants. • 6th Round (# 184) DE Adrian Tracy, William & Mary • Secret Gamer( s) Passed On RB Jonathan Dwyer • Analysis: Tracy was an efficient four-year starter at defensive end in college. New york city will attempt to convert him into an outdoors linebacker due to the fact that he is too little to be a defensive end in the NFL. Tracy expected well and made a lot of disruptive plays in college against lower-level competition. The Giants might use assistance at linebacker, but Tracy is a task. He has a nose for the football that bodes well for special groups. The Giants handed down Jonathan Dwyer and have unproven depth behind Brandon Jacobs and Ahmad Bradshaw. The team still has expected Andre Brown after he missed his novice season with a torn Achilles tendon. Brown has the capability, however, had injury problems in college, too. Dwyer is a huge back and might have pushed Brown. Dwyer likewise is not nearly as much of a job as Tracy is. • 7th Round (# 221) P Matt Dodge, East Carolina • Secret Gamer (s) Passed On TE Dorin Dickerson • Analysis: Jeff Feagles retired, and Matt Dodge will likely be the brand-new Giants' punter. Dodge has a strong leg (averaged practically 46 yards per punt last season with great hang-time) and can likewise kickoff. Dickerson represented exceptional value this late in the draft but is really comparable to Travis Beckum. • Bottom Line: Jerry Reese had three objectives this off-season: 1) repair the defence 2) fix the defence 3) repair the defence! The team is counting on three extremely skilled former true juniors (Pierre-Paul, Joseph and Jones) to develop and end up being significant contributors down the road. Pierre-Paul is the biggest danger because sometimes, raw athleticism does not always move to the field. JPP could be another Jason Taylor if whatever clicks for him. We think Chad Jones was the group's best choice from a value standpoint. The Giants did not find much aid at linebacker, and there does not appear to be any late-round takes. Overall, the defence must be much improved between the complimentary agency and this draft class. Nevertheless, the Giants need to hope that JPP is not a much better professional athlete than football gamer. • Grade: B-. • The goal of ProFootballDraftNetwork.com is to cut through the mess and determine in detail the draft's impact gamers, top worths (where a team actually succeeds on draft day) and greatest dangers. • Our full-time, year-round analysis of video game video footage, discussions with coaches and fitness instructors and live practice observations are the basis for our ratings and draft board. Skill evaluators must be comprehensive, but need to constantly bear in mind that this is more art than science. Excellent NFL gamer forecasting involves doing your homework and trusting your gut impulses.