how about Grey Ruegamer instead of Procter ?

[UnoDallas]

FA - G/C at least hes played at high level - I know he is older but sign him for one year - just in case

I not big on older line men but he got to be better than Procter



TRANSACTIONS:
- Originally a 3rd round (72nd pick overall) draft choice by the Miami Dolphins in 1999. ..Waived by the Dolphins on Aug. 26, 2000… Signed to the Pittsburgh Steelers’ practice squad on Aug. 29, 2000…Signed by the New England Patriots on Nov. 16, 2000. …Re-signed by Patriots as restricted free agent, April 10, 2002…Signed by Green Bay Packers as unrestricted free agent on April 10, 2003…Released by Packers on March 1, 2005…Re-signed by Packers on as free agent, March 15, 2005…Signed by the Giants as a free agent on April, 4, 2006.
GIANTS NOTES:
- Ruegamer has played for 2 Super Bowl champions: the 2001 New England Patriots (Super Bowl XXXVI) and the 2007 Giants (Super Bowl XLII).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
- Has played in 108 regular season games with 17 starts and 11 postseason games with 2 starts…Ruegamer has played center and both guard positions.

- In 2007, played in all 16 regular season games and 4 postseason games with 1 start.

- Early action came on special teams vs. Philadelphia (9/30)…Replaced right guard Chris Snee due to injury in the 4th quarter…Replaced Shaun O’Hara after the center left the game due to injury in the 2nd quarter vs. New England (12/29)…O-Line allowed 1 sack and provided enough pass protection for Eli Manning to complete 22 of his 32 pass attempt for 251 yards and 4 touchdowns.

- Started at center for O’Hara in the NFC Wild Card Game at Tampa Bay (1/6)… It was his first start since the 2006 regular season finale

– Dec. 30 at Washington – when he played left guard. It was his first start at center since Jan. 9, 2005, when he played for Green Bay against Minnesota – ironically, also an NFC Wild card game…Offensive line allowed 1 sack…Provided enough pass protection for Manning to complete 20 of 27 pass for 185 yards and 2 touchdowns.

- In 2006, played in all 16 regular season games with 1 start and the NFC Wild Card Game…Majority of play was on special teams.

- Started at left guard at Washington (12/30)…Left the game in the 1st half with a deep cut to his leg but later returned…Offensive line allowed 1 sack and provided enough run blocking for the Giants to rush for 261 yards, their highest total since they ran for 262 yards on Oct. 30, 2005. Tiki Barber set a franchise record with 234 yards.

 

[Four]

coaches seem to know more about proctor than we do.

there must be a reason they kept him, and offered him the tender they did.

I doubt we bring anyone in. I think that unger was a clear upgrade, and was able to play enough positions to warrant the look. And even push gurode in a year or two.

but I think we stick with what we have now.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Beuhler discriminates against this thread

 

[BBWC]

I'm sure a bunch of your local beat writers would love the signing. They can regale you with tales of sheep castration and bare teeth, the material practically writes itself. Grey Reugamer makes Anthony Schlegel and his knife wielding; boar hunting stories sound like child's play by comparison.

 

[SLATEmosphere]

Beuhler discriminates against this thread

Please stop with Buehler please. He's garbage.

 

[Four]

Ohhh Hell Nah!!!

Slate Is Playing Games With His Life!

I think we need a "buehler" spot light, like the batlight, so we can alert him to posts like that.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Please stop with Buehler please. He's garbage.

dead man posting!

 

[Four]

I can feel the ground shaking, buehler is coming, RUN SLATE RUN!!!

 

[Bob Sacamano]

I can feel the ground shaking, buehler is coming, RUN SLATE RUN!!!

that was just his stomach grumbling, he's going to get something to eat, then he will off SLATE

 

[gimmesix]

coaches seem to know more about proctor than we do.

there must be a reason they kept him, and offered him the tender they did.

They offered second-round tenders to all of the restricted free agents they wanted to keep because it was not that much more (about a half-million) than the regular tender.

Don't look at it as a real endorsement for the players, other than them at least getting a tender -- unlike Tony Curtis.

 

[Four]

They offered second-round tenders to all of the restricted free agents they wanted to keep because it was not that much more (about a half-million) than the regular tender.

Don't look at it as a real endorsement for the players, other than them at least getting a tender -- unlike Tony Curtis.

if they didn't think another team would pick him up they woulda offered him a lower tender.

I don't think it means he is good, but I do think the coaches wanted to keep him for whatever the reason is.

 

[gimmesix]

if they didn't think another team would pick him up they woulda offered him a lower tender.

I don't think it means he is good, but I do think the coaches wanted to keep him for whatever the reason is.

I can't find the article, but Jerry Jones said the reason they tendered Austin, Hurd, Proctor and Bowen with second-round offers is because it wasn't that much more than the qualifying offer.

Why go $500,000 cheaper when you can guarantee yourself a second-round pick if someone makes them an offer?

But I do agree that the coaches want to keep him around at least until they find someone better (just not that we should look at the second-round tender as an estimate of his worth). Otherwise, Dallas would have treated him like it did Curtis.