DAVID WILSON RUMORS & GOSSIP

Giants’ David Wilson, Andre Brown will compete for starting job

It sounds like the New York Giants will have running backs David Wilson and Andre Brown compete for the starting job this season.  ”Can these two young men bring the toughness and the physicalness that we’ve had here in the past? We’re looking forward to that,” Ingram said of Wilson and Brown. He confirmed they will compete for carries. Ingram also said Wilson has improved...
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25 days ago  |  Discuss

Giants’ David Wilson has improved in pass protection

One of the biggest reasons why Wilson didn’t get more playing time last season with the Giants is because of his inability to pass protect. Running backs coach Jerald Ingram says Wilson has been improving with his pass protection. “He’s got to learn to become more of a protector, which he has been working on,” Ingram said. “We’ve tested him within the system, he did well...
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25 days ago  |  Discuss

Week 16 Fantasy Football Weekend Recap

Top 5 Free Agents 1) Russell Wilson SEA QB – 205 Passing Yards 92 Rushing Yards 3 Rushing TD Russell Wilson’s rise to an elite fantasy quarterback continues. The best part is that Wilson did almost all of this work in the first half. 2) Colin Kaepernick SF QB – 216 Passing Yards 4 TD 1 INT Kaepernick is another solid young quarterback, who at the very least should be kept...
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December 18, 2012  |  Discuss

Giants waiting for David Wilson to mature

New York Giants running backs coach Jerald Ingram told the New York Post that rookie running back David Wilson needs to learn how to be a complete player. “David has to learn you can’t be just a runner, that’s not what we do, you have to be a complete running back, you have to be knowledgeable, you have to be smart, you can’t just accept your mistakes,’’ running backs...
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November 13, 2012  |  Discuss

Giants Running Back Coach: David Wilson Needs to “Grow Up and Be a Man”

In the New York Giants Blog from Paul Schwartz of the New York Post, running backs coach Jerald Ingram had some strong words for rookie running back David Wilson in an interview on Monday: “Just because you’re a first-round draft pick doesn’t mean you’re ready to play or they all would be great. It’s about winning games, it’s not a popularity contest. It’s time for...
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November 13, 2012  |  Discuss

Giants coaches are concerned over David Wilson’s blocking and ball security AGAIN?

Giants coaches continue to express concern over David Wilson’s blocking, ball security and pass-catching skills. Wilson has just three offensive touches in the last four weeks. “Yes, he’s explosive, but at what cost is explosive?” running backs coach Jerald Ingram said. “Is he explosive at the cost of not being able to play well, not being able to know his job well enough...
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November 13, 2012  |  Discuss

David Wilson Will Be “Integral Part”

  Late round sleeper Juan… Giants rookie RB has blazing speed that will be utilized by the Giants offense quite a bit from the sounds of it.  Giants RB coach has already said that the runner will be an “integral part of what we do this year.” “He is going to be a contributor that they will at least have to try to defend because he does have that exceptional kind of speed...
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August 10, 2012  |  Discuss

Scouting Report: David Wilson

Speed kills T... Do the Hokie Pokie David Wilson RB, Virgina Tech Height 5’10 Weight 205 Scouting Report Power Wilson has deceptive power for a man of his size.  At 5’10 205lbs he doesn’t have the prototypical build for a feature back, but has thick powerful legs and runs behind his pads to give him more leverage on inside runs.  Wilson has enough strength and power...
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April 14, 2012  |  Discuss

The Skinny on David Wilson

By most indications, Virginia Tech Hokies tailback David Wilson possesses all the makings of a starting NFL running back. He’s an excellent hybrid of size, quickness and power; not to mention, his resilience will allow him to handle more than 250 carries a year. Additionally, he’s flexible enough to be a receiver out of the backfield and a stellar kick returner.   Overall...
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March 23, 2012  |  Discuss
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