Another moderate draft, while the pick of Prince Amukamara was nice, others failed to catch on and did not last long for Big Blue.
Draft Grade C-

Round 1, RD, Pick 19
CB Prince Amukamara

Round 2, Pick 52
DT Marvin Austin

Round 3, Pick 83
WR Jerrel Jernigan

Round 4, Pick 117
OT James Brewer

Round 6, Pick 185
LB Greg Jones

Round 6, Pick 198
S Tyler Sash

Round 6, Pick 202
LB Jacquian Williams

Round 7, Pick 221
RB Da’Rel Scott

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Here are a quick few updates on things that are going on with the New York Giants.

Any news on Giants training camp?

The New York Giants also announced that they will open training camp on July 28th. Further information will be released at a later date.

When does football start?

Today marks 17 Sundays until NFL football kicks off. Giants fans are anxiously waiting to get the season underway because on paper we see a vast improvement.

Any news on Tyler Sash?

Former Giants safety Tyler Sash who tragically passed away earlier this year from an accidental overdose was featured on ESPN’s Outside The Lines.

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Sash who was 27, passed away after an accidental overdose of pain medicines. Studies preformed after his death proved he was suffering with C.T.E. 

Boston University describes Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) as a progressive degenerative disease of the brain found in athletes (and others) with a history of repetitive brain trauma, including symptomatic concussions as well as asymptomatic subconcussive hits to the head. 

The New York Times re-visits this tragedy and diagnosis of C.T.E.

When the former Giants safety Tyler Sash was found dead at age 27 of an accidental overdose of pain medications at his Iowa home on Sept. 8, his grieving family remained consumed by a host of unanswered questions about the final, perplexing years of Sash’s life.
Cut by the Giants in 2013 after what was at least his fifth concussion, Sash had returned to Iowa and increasingly displayed surprising and irregular behavior, family members said this week. He was arrested in his hometown, Oskaloosa, for public intoxication after leading the police on a four-block chase with a motorized scooter, a pursuit that ended with Sash fleeing toward a wooded area.
Sash had bouts of confusion, memory loss and minor fits of temper. Although an Iowa sports celebrity, both as a Super Bowl-winning member of the Giants and a popular star athlete at the University of Iowa, Sash was unable to seek meaningful employment because he had difficulty focusing long enough to finish a job.
Barnetta Sash, Tyler’s mother, blamed much of her son’s changeable behavior, which she had not observed in the past, on the powerful prescription drugs he was taking for a football-related shoulder injury that needed surgery. Nonetheless, after his death she donated his brain to be tested for chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E., a degenerative brain disease caused by repeated trauma that has been found in dozens of former N.F.L. players.

As I said before it is so sad to see someone so young go through this, and forces you to think about thid game. As always keep him and his family in your thoughts and prayers.

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