Impact Wrestling TV
Aired May 13, 2021 on AXS TV
Highlights from last week’s Impact Wrestling show aired, followed by the Impact intro theme…
Matt Striker and D’Lo Brown were on commentary…
1. Rosemary (w/Crazzy Steve, Black Taurus) vs. Jessika Havok in a match to become number one contender to the Impact Knockouts Championship. Rosemary and Havok started the match with a show of sportmanship in the form of a handshake. Havok and Rosemary no sold each other’s shoves. Rosemary and Havok then each went for power moves, which didn’t hit due to the other woman’s counters. Havok got the first clean move in with an STO into the 2nd buckle.
Position: CB
Contract: Third year of four-year, $4.082M rookie contract |
2021 cap hit: $1,113,240
Career to date
The Giants rolled the dice on Beal in 2018, using a third-round Supplemental Draft pick on the cornerback out of Western Michigan they said would have had a Round 2 grade heading into the 2019 draft.
Beal hasn’t justified the gamble. He has given the Giants just six games, 26 tackles and a pass defensed in that time.
Beal re-injured a previously shoulder in one of his first training camp practices and missed the entire 2018 season. He missed 10 games in 2019 due to a hamstring injury that landed him on IR. He opted out of last season due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Giants Position Unit Power Rankings, Post Draft 2021
A post-draft look at how the Giants various position units stack up after the draft.
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May 11, 2021
Getting better? That s the goal of the New York Giants brass, who went to work this off-season to add a host of talent across the various position units to give head coach Joe Judge and the coaching staff more reinforcements at every position group.
But while it s now up to Judge and the coaches to sort everything out and determine who fits into what roles within each position group and the scheme, let s take a quick look at how each position group stacks up in terms of a power ranking.
Roster bubble: Giants’ draft might have been bad news for these players
Who might now find their roster spots in jeopardy?
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The New York Giants roster was just infused with six new draft picks, as well as a few undrafted free agents. Additions to a team ultimately lead to subtractions from the previous squad. By the time the season starts, the Giants have to trim their 90-man roster to 53 active players.
The Giants added a wide receiver, two corners, two EDGE rushers, and a running back in the draft. Players that were on the field for significant snaps, on both the offense and defense, may be in trouble. Let’s see what players may be on the roster bubble heading into the 2021 training camp.
May 3, 2021
For a team coming off a 6-10 season, change is definitely a good thing, especially when that change incorporates some new faces who better fit for what the coaching staff wants to do.
But for the players who remain, those same new faces could end up being a threat to their roles on the team, let alone their roster spots.
With that said, let s take a quick look at some of the New York Giants (coaches included) who either benefitted from or have something to worry about following the addition of the Giants six-man draft class.
Winner | Quarterback Daniel Jones