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Giants Roster Cuts with Bob Papa & Carl Banks Sunday 9pm
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Bob Papa and Carl Banks break down the Giants’ initial 53-man roster and the difficult decisions surrounding cutdown day. They dive into Odell Beckham Jr. completing his comeback and earning a roster spot, the departures of Evan Neal and Jalin Hyatt, concerns about the Giants’ defensive tackle depth and run defense, and why more roster moves could still be coming. Plus, they discuss the wide receiver competition, John Michael Schmitz and the offensive line, and the new-look offense under John Harbaugh’s staff.
(0:00 - 0:59) Introduction to the Giants' 53-man roster.
(0:59 - 3:45) Discussion on roster cuts, including Evan Neal, Cambre and Jalin Hyatt.
(3:45 - 9:30) Concerns regarding run defense depth.
(9:33 - 11:58) Analysis of the linebacker room.
(13:13 - 21:00) Odell Beckham Jr. and his successful comeback.
(21:00 - 28:00) The team's need for wide receiver speed.
(28:40 - 32:59) John Harbaugh's offensive philosophy and coaching staff.
(32:59 - 35:05) Special teams and the addition of the new punter, Stout.
(35:05 - 42:11) Tight end depth and concerns about John Michael Schmitz at center.
(55:45 - 58:55) Washington and his role in defensive versatility.
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