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Draft Prospect: OT Hollin Pierce, Rutgers

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mdk02

Heisman
Aug 18, 2011
26,871
19,163
113
Comparison to Neal will turn off a lot of fans. But I will say this, if the Giants haven't taken an OT in previous rounds and he is still there in the 4th where SI puts him, the Giants should run up to the stage with the card to select him.
 
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ashokan

Heisman
May 3, 2011
25,325
19,690
0
Hate to say it but the listing below has the things killing the Giants.
Huge and strong alone doesn't work in NFL anymore.
Flowers, Neal, Hernandez couldn't/can't move
NFL DEs and LBS are freaks on steroids (Army Pro Bowler for Steelers lamented the challenges of blocking juicers)

 
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GoodOl'Rutgers

Heisman
Sep 11, 2006
123,974
19,586
0
Well done young man.. be proud

4th round pay? For 4-year contract (not guaranteed)

Contract reference site Over The Cap provides a rundown of rookie cap numbers for this year’s class. The numbers might move a little, but this provides a solid framework to work from for determining how much each pick will make in 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026.​
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The first pick of the fourth round will sign a contract worth approximately $4.72 million and receive a signing bonus of approximately $887,172. The second pick of the round will receive a $4.707 million contract with a $867,484 signing bonus. The numbers decrease each pick until the 33rd pick where the player will receive a $4.376 million contract with a $536,532 signing bonus.​
 
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Kbee3

Heisman
Aug 23, 2002
43,724
35,255
0
GoodOl'Rutgers said:
4th round pay? For 4-year contract (not guaranteed)

Contract reference site Over The Cap provides a rundown of rookie cap numbers for this year’s class. The numbers might move a little, but this provides a solid framework to work from for determining how much each pick will make in 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026.​
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The first pick of the fourth round will sign a contract worth approximately $4.72 million and receive a signing bonus of approximately $887,172. The second pick of the round will receive a $4.707 million contract with a $867,484 signing bonus. The numbers decrease each pick until the 33rd pick where the player will receive a $4.376 million contract with a $536,532 signing bonus.​
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That (not guaranteed) part could screw up everything.
 
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yesrutgers01

Heisman
Nov 9, 2008
122,661
38,413
113
The weaknesses are pretty much my weaknesses for him. But, take it from where he started and while he may not be a year one starter, he could get himself a good long career.
 
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