The New York Giants face the Philadelphia Eagles in an NFC East clash this Sunday.
https://www.minnesotafootballshop.com/12-Jersey . But what do we know of this years Giants roster? Who is the most talented? Who is the biggest joker? And who is most likely to cry at a film?We caught up with Giants superstar wide receiver, Odell Beckham Jr, and asked him to dish the dirt on his team-mates... VOTE: Who leads week 10 choice? Theres a clear favourite for the late NFL game, but the 6pm race is still wide open - have your say Most naturally talented?Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie. And a guy who I think is surprising a lot of people, who is naturally talented, is Sterling Shepard. Theyre probably the two most naturally talented guys - Dominique is a freakish specimen; a 6 foot 2 cornerback, he can move, with a 40 inch plus vertical leap. Sterling is a smaller guy but is still a real natural talent nonetheless; a phenomenal athlete. Wide receiver Sterling Shepard has impressed in his rookie season with the Giants Who is the best trainer?Hardest worker on the team is probably Eli Manning. He comes to work every single day; mentally or physically - hes prepared every single time. He has been doing that ever since he stepped in the building.Biggest joker in the team? Eli Manning (R) is the biggest joker on the Giants team according to Odell Beckham Jr Eli Manning is actually a bit of a prankster too. He goes under the radar, as people dont expect him to have the sense of humour he does but he is one of the biggest jokers. There was one time where we were having a casual conversation; he was telling me about how hed been to the dentist and asked if I have any fillings, and asked to see them. I went aaaah to show him and then he threw some turf in my mouth. Im not going to try to get him back; I like him throwing me the ball, so Im going to keep him on side! Watch NOW TV Watch Sky Sports for just £6.99. No contract. Worst taste in music?Ryan Nassib is up there. Hes not really a fan of hip-hop like me. But actually, maybe Im being a little unfair - some of the offensive lineman have the worst taste in music. They tend to stick together, always playing country music, although I do hear a song I like every now and then.Messiest eater? New Yorks offensive lineman have both the worst taste in music and are the messiest eaters One of the big guys upfront in the O-line again. They always end up with barbecue sauce on their face or crumbs on their shorts. I dont really like to watch them eatMost intelligent?Eli Manning again. It takes a lot to a good quarterback in the NFL, and he is always mentally prepared. One example I can remember was against the Miami Dolphins last year. We put in a slant-and-go route that Sunday, on the day of the game on the advice of Eli. Sure enough we used it in the game, and it went exactly the way he said it would happen. It ended up being a big play for us.Sorest loser?Probably me. I hate losing. I dont care what it is; I dont like to lose at all, so I try my best to avoid it. Odell Beckham Jr and Josh Norman clashed during the Giants defeat to the Washington Redskins Most likely to turn pro at another sport?Can I say me again? Realistically it would be baseball, but I would love to play soccer - and Im pretty good at it too. I would be a forward, for sure, like Cristiano Ronaldo. I love watching him play, hes a freak! I love all sports so its hard for me to just pick one. It was hard enough when I had to give up playing the other ones in order to excel at football.Most likely to cry at a film?Theres no real soft soul; everybody puts on a bit of a tough front. Id have to watch The Notebook with them all and see if I can spot who tears up first! Odell Beckham Jr plans a team viewing of Ryan Goslings The Notebook to see who cries Worst room-mate?Not a worst, but I have a best room-mate, as we get to choose. Last year I got to room with a guy Im very close to, Brad Wing. That was a lot of fun, because when youre on those road trips, in the hotel late at night, you need someone who you can bond and connect with.Best at Madden?We have some gamers on our team, but probably Brad Wing again. He has taken everybodys lunch money! Also See: NFL considering 8th official Falcons beat tired Bucs Matt Ryan strengthens MVP case NFL 2016: the season so far
https://www.minnesotafootballshop.com/78-Jersey . The midfielder had an operation on Saturday, and is set to miss seven Premier League games, the third round of the FA Cup and the semifinals of the League Cup.
https://www.minnesotafootballshop.com/33-Jersey . Cammalleri suffered a concussion in the Flames 2-1 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday. The 31-year-old forward did not travel with the team to Carolina.FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. -- The Atlanta Falcons have an advantage over most teams that have the No. 6 pick in the NFL draft. The Falcons already have their franchise quarterback. Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff said he appreciates being free to consider talented options he can add to an Atlanta roster that already includes Matt Ryan. "Rarely are you sitting at 6 when youre not looking for a quarterback," Dimitroff said. "The fact we have our franchise quarterback and were dabbling around in the top 10 is something that is very encouraging to me." Perhaps the most obvious option is to find better protection for Ryan by selecting one of the top offensive tackles in the draft. But Dimitroff said he also sees pass rushers, linebackers and wide receivers among the top 10 picks in the draft. "Its a very accomplished top 10," Dimitroff said. Ryan signed a $104 million extension before last season and then was sacked 44 times, a career high. The Falcons troubled offensive line couldnt protect Ryan or improve the leagues worst rushing attack. The Falcons could help protect the big investment in Ryan by drafting an offensive tackle. Texas A&Ms Jake Matthews and Michigans Taylor Lewan may be available at No. 6. Most mock drafts have Auburns Greg Robinson being selected in the top five picks. "Theyre all big, theyre all strong, theyre all athletic, theyre all really good football players with upside," Dimitroff said. "They all come to the table with something a little bit different." Here are five things to know about the Falcons draft: BOLD MOVE: Dimitroff has proved hes not reluctant to make bold moves in the draft. Perhaps his biggest gamble would be to pull off a monster trade with Houston, which has the No. 1 overall pick, to select South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney. There is a definite need at the position after the Falcons had only 32 sacks last season, tied for the third fewest in the league. The Falcons have 10 picks, so they could offer a package to Houston. But an Atlanta team coming off a 4-12 season may have too many nneeds to afford committing a significant part of the draft to one player, even one as talented as Clowney.
https://www.minnesotafootballshop.com/74-Jersey. EXPECT A TRADE: Even if he doesnt move up to the top overall pick, expect Dimitroff to be active. The Falcons have made a trade in each of his first six drafts with Atlanta. Usually the GM has moved up with trades. This year he could look to add even more depth to his draft by trading down -- especially after the first round. Dimitroff said being near the top of every round "is important for us." "Weve rarely had that," he said. "The opportunity to be at the top of (the second through fourth rounds) is something that could be very beneficial for us. Not only the opportunity to draft there but the opportunity to potentially move back because a lot of teams will be interested in messing around up in that area, so to speak." TOP 10 HITS: Dimitroff has had success in his only other chances to select a player as high as No. 6. In 2008, his first draft with the Falcons, Ryan was the No. 3 overall pick. In 2011, he traded a package of five picks to move up and select receiver Julio Jones, who made the Pro Bowl the following year. Some say Jones season-ending foot injury in 2013 supported criticisms that Atlanta gave up too much for the receiver. Dimitroff said he remains "completely at ease" with the trade for Jones, who is expected to be ready for the 2014 season. LOOKING FOR A RB: Backup running back Jason Snelling has retired. Starter Steven Jackson will be 31 at the start of the season and missed four games with a hamstring injury last season. Jacquizz Rodgers returns behind Jackson, but help is needed at the position. NEW FACE IN DRAFT ROOM: Dimitroff has been reunited with Scott Pioli, the teams new assistant general manager. The two began their careers together in Cleveland, working under coach Bill Belichick in the early 1990s. Pioli and Dimitroff also worked together on New England staffs that won Super Bowls in the 2003 and 04 seasons. Pioli was let go as Kansas Citys general manager following the 2012 season. ' ' '