Three New York Giants’ youngsters that must prove their worth in Training Camp
Owa Odighizuwa
When Owa Odighizuwa was taken by the Giants in the 2015 draft, comparisons to Justin Tuck were immediately made. Why? Both men are defensive ends, both were taken in the third round with the 74th overall pick, and both showed the ability to play both inside and outside along the defensive line.[sc name=”Giants Fanatics Right” ]
Comparisons are always nice on paper. When it comes to being on the field, that’s a completely different thing. And unsurprisingly, Odighizuwa has yet to come anywhere close to the player that Tuck was.
After spending a majority of 2015 on injured reserve, Odighizuwa
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