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This guy is actually an edge. Built like Oronokwo, at 6-2 245 lbs. Holds the all time UNC sack record, broke LTs mark. Of course he was there 6 yrs, but really only he played 5 it's in terms of actual playing time. Bounced on and off the Giants PS and active roster. Maybe he can help on STs. Maybe back up edge help?
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Live in NYC, and watch a LOT of Giants' football. Regarding Tomon Fox, I wouldn't expect too much.
600 snaps in four years. A starter plays about 900 in one year. 28 years old. Has been a borderline end-of-roster player on some bad teams.
I think he was signed because UDRFA Eddie Walls suffered a year-ending-injury.
Fox would need to excel in STs to have any chance. At best a PS candidate who offers experience.
600 snaps in four years. A starter plays about 900 in one year. 28 years old. Has been a borderline end-of-roster player on some bad teams.
I think he was signed because UDRFA Eddie Walls suffered a year-ending-injury.
Fox would need to excel in STs to have any chance. At best a PS candidate who offers experience.
Yeah that's what Atkins said....." He’s here to play special teams".....which is a very good thing. They added Stuard and now this guy to the special teams, which sucked last year.
I wouldn't put Fox in the Stuard category.
Stuard has been a top-ST-player in the League; and was paid well and should be a core special teams player.
Fox is a veteran league-minimum guy who will probably compete with 10-12 LBs, DBs and WRs for, maybe, one or two end of roster spots to play primarily STs.
Barring injuries, I just don't see Fox making the final-53 any more than I expected the man he's replacing on the training camp roster (Walls) to have made it.
I don't know if everyone remembers Tanner Brown the kicker out of Ok State we signed a couple of times. Well he's kicking for the Louisville Kings of the UFL and has been really good, this past weekend he hit a 60 & 63 yard FG which in that league is worth 4 points each. I'm sure he'll catch on somewhere this season.
The only catagory I put him in was "signed for STs".
I couldn't begin to know his odds on making the team. I do know our special teams sucked last year....and in 2024....so any additions that provide a chance for a keeper is fine I would think.
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I thought he might be a interesting add here with Youngs knee issues. Might have given them a 4-3 look along with Garrett at times.
Nice, local kid played H.S & JC ball here. I had hoped he would do better when he was here but it can take time for kickers to find their groove
Yeah, the former Ram is killing it in Louisville. Certainly did not look that good back in 2023, but then again, he had Chase Blackburn as his position coach.
Wanya Morris is an offensive tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs who earned a 57.1 overall PFF grade in the 2025 season, 0th among 89 qualified offensive tackles. He played 66 offensive snaps on the season.
His PFF pass-blocking grade of 23.7 ranked 0th among 89 qualified offensive tackles. His run-blocking grade of 83.2 ranked 0th at the position.
He allowed 3 total pressures in pass protection. That total included 0 sacks and 2 hits allowed to opposing pass rushers. He was flagged for 2 penalties over the course of the season.
Wanya Morris | Atlanta Falcons T | NFL and PFF stats
NFL and PFF player stats for Atlanta Falcons T Wanya Morris on Pro Football Focus.
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My condolences for whoever ends up at QB for the Falcons
Well they are both lefties so they can at least see him coming out of the corner of their eye.