The Tunnel

Yea, I hope Hosley doesnt go down the DHall path and just run his mouth. College football was not too easy for him and that was proven on the field. I really like Hosley, but just shut up and play.

Noones on his back and who here isnt proud hes a hokie?

I simply said "I HOPE he doesnt go down the dhall path"...didnt say he was going to.

Maybe he said it off the cuff, maybe he didnt...the point is he did say it. You can expect people to react/comment when you claim that it was "too easy for you".

relax, everyone here loves Hosley.

1982...I was not necessarily referring to your post, if I was I would have quoted you. Holsey takes a fair amount of unecessary flack on both boards. Yes, he likes his herb...so what. It should have been legalized 75 years ago if not per prohibition.

Wilsons deal is finalized

any idea what type of deal he received?

Hosley battled the hamstring injury most of last season, if you remember he pulled up lame in one game, cannot remember which one. He did get beat on that play and subsequently removed himself from the game. He sat out a couple of games. We got killed in the passing game after he went down if you recall.

I suspect Hosley will be a great corner in the NFL.

Hamstring injuries are tough to play through as a corner. When Hosley was healthy, he was a beast. He also should have had at least 3 more INTs, but they were taken away by some very questionable PI calls. Why is this such a big deal? The kid feels he was ready to play at the next level. That's why he left. The Giants thought so. Also, his ability as a punt returner will likely keep him on the roster.

Happened in the ACCCG. He took a lot of heat for it on message boards because he looked okay on the sidelines, but the coaches wouldn't let him go back in because he was concussed. We really missed him, as our two best corners were unable to play corner (Fuller was at Whip).

thanks here is the info

The simplified process of negotiating draft-pick contracts under the new collective bargaining agreement has allowed the Giants to get most of their picks under contract by the start of rookie minicamp.

Including their top pick.

The team has signed first rounder David Wilson to a four-year deal with a team option for a fifth season, according to ProFootballTalk.com. Wilson's agent, Joel Segal, confirmed his client has signed.

Financial terms are not yet available. According to his slotting as the 32nd overall pick, Wilson was in line to receive a signing bonus of about $3.3 million. But unlike the other picks, that bonus is more negotiable. At least that's the way it was explained to me. I'll get you the full details when they're available.

Wilson's signing means there's not yet word on deals for only two picks: wide receiver Rueben Randle (second round) and defensive tackle Markus Kuhn (seventh round). As of late last night, there was no agreement between the Giants and Randle. It's unclear where the team is in the process with Kuhn.

All draft picks, even those who remain unsigned, can participate in rookie minicamp, which runs from today through Sunday. The point at which unsigned rookies can't partake in team activities is the start of training camp, though the pace the team has set on signings so far means we're unlikely to get to that point.