NFL Draft & Roster Tweaks: Big Blue View Podcast

On April 4th, fans hitting up the big blue view mailbag with hot takes on the Giants roster tweaks.

Newcomer Michael Wonders, why not slide Jalen Hyatt back to the slot where he balled in college now that Juan Dale Robinson is out.

Ed notes they've tried it a bit, but Hyatt's production dipped each of his three NFL years.

With the new staff eyeing everyone the spring, maybe they give it a real shot, though he's not holding his breath.

Shifting to draft talk, Andrew asks about trading down from their round to pick to snag a late third they lack.

Ed digs the idea, but charts like Jimmy Johnson and Rich Hill show you drop 15 or 16 spots for even value.

Tough to find a deal without missing top talent, but if in nets of pick without gut and quality, go for it.

On mock drafts, Geno's tired of clickbait and once reliable voices.

Ed shouts out independent thinkers like Emory Hunt, Doug Farrah, Matt Waldman and Intel Kings, Todd McShay, Dame Brugler, Daniel Jeremiah, solid crew to follow amid the noise.

David floats, grabbing a developmental quarterback late, like sixth round on guys like Aller or Club Nick who slipped.

Ed's cool with it using one of their three sixths for a backup project.

Tom probes trades between close picks like five and six teams might ask offense or defense, but not specifics, just to gauge the pool.

Doug questions sticking with the current White House like neighbors, Slayton, Mooney and Austin.

Ed says they could scrape by but need more depth since contracts expire soon.

Don't force a pick just for need.

On edges, keeping homegrown talent like Tivado and Carter means tough calls ahead with big cap hits looming.

Trust the staff to build it right and enjoy the ride.

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