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Projections in today we have Adore Jackson but first we're going to talk about a guy known as

Mongo as a dirt bag and that's John Feliciano this center for this team 6 foot 4, 325 pounds,

30 years old this year out of the University of Miami the you brought him over on a one year

$3.2 million contract from the bills and I was making the switch to center with an understanding

of Brian Davis' Opens and Terminology that's something that he did well even playing from the guard

position for the Buffalo bills but there's a reason he's on a one year $3.2 million contract

John Feliciano's not a very good player but with the way the Giants cap situation was and

Nick Gates's injury it was a needed sign to bring some veteran presence to the center position.

It felt very deliberate and tactical because when it was announced that the Giants signed John

Feliciano it was announced that the Giants have signed center not offense alignment.

Unfortunately I don't even said you know when they did their end of year meetings he knew he was

going to be cut he said and he knew David would get a head of coach and I was like come get yourself

as someone who knows your offense to play center and that's ended what ended up happening.

It felt very deliberate John Feliciano has been very vocal that he feels I think he feels a

lot more comfortable at center I think he said that I think he thinks that he's a better center

than a guard and I think he also knows that I think centers get paid a little bit more than guards

too especially if you're if you're solitude you're pretty good so today's this year's kind of like

a huge proveer for Feliciano I think him personally those are the vibes that I got from him kind of

right off the rip and right off of when he signed it I think he feels like he has something to prove

I mean there was the whole comments that he had a couple months ago where he felt slided by the

previous coaching staff when he was benched which is funny because some of the previous coaching

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