David Tyree being cut from Giants?

by PCarn on Aug 11, 2009 9:58 AM CDT

I know that the Rams have made public statements saying they are not looking to bring in any more depth at WR, but the Giants are looking more and more likely to cut David Tyree (yes, the Super Bowl winning catch guy). Seeing that Steve Spagnuolo has worked with Tyree in the past with the Giants, I feel as its though its quite possible the Rams will consider bringing this guy in.

Here's the post from ESPN Insider

The drops have added up, and David Tyree could soon be off of the New York Giants roster.

Tyree has had an especially frustrating training camp, and Ralph Vacchiano of the New York Daily News has all the details. Especially telling is Vacchiano's comment that Tyree may have seven receivers ahead of him on the depth chart, and that the Giants are unlikely to keep eight wideouts on the final roster.

Even with a bad case of the dropsies, Tyree could see some interest around the league if he is cut, as several teams are desperate for help at receiver.

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Has he really done much besides the Super Bowl catch?

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by RasRoY on Aug 11, 2009 11:13 AM CDT reply actions

No

I don’t see what Tyree could give us that we don’t already have on the roster. Between Keenan Burton, Laurent Robinson, Brooks Foster, and Ronald Curry, I think we have enough depth at WR.

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by 3k on Aug 11, 2009 1:29 PM CDT up reply actions

He went to the Pro Bowl in 2005...

but NOT because he was any good as a receiver but because he was (and maybe still is) a very good on special teams player.

IMHO I would pass on him if he is dropped by the Giants.

Go Rams!

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by Nbr1RamFan on Aug 11, 2009 2:31 PM CDT reply actions