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Welcome to Talking Giants Player Profiles and Projections.

I'm your host Bobby Skinner here with my co-host Justin Pennick and today we have our first

rookie of the PPP season. We're going to start with tight end Daniel Belinger and then we're

going to do safety Julian Love. With Daniel Belinger, he was picked round four, pick seven

out of San Diego State, six foot five, 253 pounds and essentially immediately became the

starter for the New York Giants as a fourth round pick, you know, with the, you know, they

were thin at depth at the tight end spot and at that point and now as things have played

out the training camp a little bit, it seems like Belinger is really the only guy who slated

into a spot as a starter. So a fourth round pick, I, he was, this was one of my favorite

like picks where, you know, reaction wise after, you know, picks five and seven. With Daniel

Belinger, I'm excited for him. He's getting thrown into a huge role and I don't know if we

should expect a ton or temper expectations for a guy that was drafted in the fourth round.

Yeah, it's Daniel Belinger's expectations heading into this season is kind of weird because

we're excited that he's tight end one because he is a young guy, you know, but yet we

know Brian Dable and Mike Kafka, they want to spread things out this season or we're

putting too much expectations on him. He did win the best tight end award on the American

team for the senior ball. So for those who say that the, you know, the, the Giants love

for senior ball guys is dying. You're wrong. You're wrong.

But I think that takes some merit though too. Like the, the senior ball tight ends was

the most like complete group there at the senior ball. We were down there. That was the

one group where it's like, this is, this is it. This is where the tight end class is

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