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WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections New York Giants NewsGiants Training Camp 2016Giants vs. Eagles 2015 Men Dexter Lawrence Jersey , Week 17New York Giants NewsGiants news, 4/25: Daniel Jones at center of draft rumor millNew,82commentsLet’s check the headlines as Draft Day beginsEDTShareTweetShareShareGiants news, 4/25: Daniel Jones at center of draft rumor millGood morning, New York Giants fans!It is Draft Day, so we begin with some 2019 NFL Draft rumors that could impact the Giants.Why Chris Simms doesn’t think Giants should waste first-rounder on Daniel Jones | SNYIncreasingly, the belief is that the Giants are targeting Jones.When should the Giants target Daniel Jones? – ProFootballTalkThis is the prevailing belief. If you have a guy you want as your quarterback, don’t mess around. Just take him.2019 NFL draft: Giants running out of Eli teaching momentsIf Washington wants to trade up Youth Dexter Lawrence Jersey , it likely comes from the top – ProFootballTalkHas owner Dan Snyder taken control of the Redskins’ draft room?NFL Draft 2019: You’ll never believe what Giants GM Dave Gettleman brought out to impress Missouri QB Drew Lock during ‘awesome’ visit - nj.comGettleman busted out his Super Bowl rings.2019 NFL draft reset - Kiper and McShay answer last-minute questionsSafest pick? Hottest names in the class? Top sleeper picks? Mel Kiper Jr. and Todd McShay preview the draft.Josh Allen wouldn't mind staying home to play for Giants or JetsAllen is a New Jersey native, and the draft’s premier edge rusher.BBV MailbagHave questions about the Giants? E-mail them to [email protected], and the best ones will be answered in an upcoming mailbag. Thanks!BBV PodcastYou can find and subscribe to Big Blue View radio from the show’s home page.You can find all the shows on our Big Blue View Radio Hub Page.You can also find the shows and subscribe on all your favorite podcast apps:Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Pocket Casts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSS Dick Modzelewski, a lineman who spent 14 years as an NFL player and another 22 years as an NFL coach, has died at the age of 87.At six feet tall and 260 pounds, Modzelewski was small by the standards of today’s defensive tackles, but a giant in his day. Gay Talese wrote in the New York Times that Modzelewski was “260 pounds of tough tenderloin with shoulders so broad that he often has to pass through doors sideways.” Talese added, however Color Rush Dexter Lawrence Jersey , that “When he is not playing tackle for the New York Giants, Modzelewski is a warm-hearted, gentle soul who loves to babysit for his 108-pound wife, Dorothy. But when he is playing football he is thoroughly bellicose. He wants to win more than any man since Machiavelli, Dillinger or Leo Durocher.”In 1949 Modzelewski enrolled at Maryland, joining his older brother, Ed Modzelewski, on a Terrapins team that was one of the best in the country. Dick Modzelewski was a two-time All-American and winner of the Outland Trophy New York Giants Jersey 2019 , awarded to the best lineman in college football. He was later voted to the College Football Hall of Fame.Washington drafted Modzelewski in 1953, but he didn’t get along with coach Joe Kuharich and after two years in the NFL signed a contract to leave for the Canadian Football League and a Calgary Stampeders team that was coached by one of his former Maryland coaches. But a lawsuit voided that contract and kept Modzelewski in the NFL, where he was traded to Pittsburgh. After just one year with the Steelers, Modzelewski once again was traded, this time to the Giants. That was where he found his greatest success.During Modzelewski’s eight years with the Giants, they went to the NFL championship game six times, and his presence in the middle of the line helped make the Giants’ defense among the best in football. Modzelewski also got to line up several times against his brother in the NFL, and he didn’t hold back when facing family.“Ed is my brother and I love him 2019 Dexter Lawrence Jersey ,” Modzelewski said. “But on the field he wears a white shirt and I wear a blue shirt and we don’t know each other.”But Ed Modzelewski wasn’t the toughest opponent Dick Modzelewski faced. That would be Browns running back Jim Brown. After a brutal 1961 game between the Giants and the Browns at Yankee Stadium ended in a 7-7 tie, Modzelewski proudly showed off his scratches and bruises and told reporters, “Look what I got from Jimmy Brown.”In 1964 Modzelewski was traded once more, to the Browns, where he became Jim Brown’s teammate and played his last three NFL seasons. After retiring as a player, Modzelewski was immediately hired by the Browns as a scout, and then made defensive line coach. He was later promoted to defensive coordinator, and he was the Browns’ interim head coach for one game at the end of the 1977 season. Modzelewski would later have spots on the staffs of the Giants Dexter Lawrence NFL Draft , Bengals, Packers and Lions.In 1989 Modzelewski announced that he thought he had coached long enough, and he felt that it was time to step aside for a younger generation of coaches. He spent retirement with Dorothy, his wife of 64 years, and is survived by her and their four children.