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Through the years, the New York Giants have done well finding quality undrafted free agents and turning them into key contributors to Super Bowl runs. Rich Seubert, Chase Blackburn and Victor Cruz fit this category, and players like Shaun O’Hara and Antonio Pierce were undrafted players from their original teams who signed in free agency to the Giants.To get more Giants YOUTH LIMITED with cheap price, you can visit giantsnfl.com official website.

In recent memory, players like Nick Gates have proven to be vital, yet was glossed over in the 2018 draft. Valuable assets are discovered through undrafted free agency can significantly assist teams in forging a formidable and competitive roster. New York wasn’t very busy, so far, in undrafted free agency, but let’s give a brief overview of the three players the Giants did add to their 90-man-roster.Heggie is a 6-foot-4, 310-pound, interior offensive lineman who has started at center and both guard positions. Versatility is a priority for coach Joe Judge, but I believe Heggie may be a bit limited at guard in the NFL.

The tape also showed a player who wasn’t superior with his lateral movement skills and Heggie’s foot speed is adequate in space. A balanced player who doesn’t lunge or put himself into disadvantageous positions. Range has some question marks which is why center makes the most sense, especially with his processing ability. He’s not overly flexible in his lower half and his mirroring skills in pass protection could be a problem at guard.

Heggie does well in pass protection when he’s looking for work and assisting his guards. He keeps his head on a swivel and one can tell that he has played 2,157 snaps in college. He allowed 9 sacks and 39 pressures at Florida, 20 of which were in 2019 when he was operating at guard.

Heggie displayed an adequate anchor when absorbing contact, sinks his center of gravity and has adequate overall functional strength in pass protection - can struggle with power rush moves. Shows solid upper body strength when helping guards. Does a very good job seeing and expecting twists/stunts. Hands can fit a bit better and would like to see improvements in that area; however, he does a solid job handling counter moves - is much better in a phone booth than in space while pass protecting.

Heggie struggles to vertically displace defensive lineman as a run blocker (nose, 1-technique). Gets low, but lacks lower leg drive, hand location/timing isn’t consistent, and he struggles to alter bigger defensive lineman who are tasked to occupy the A-Gap. Athletic ability (agility, foot-speed, get off) on 1-Technique scoops to the play-side isn’t consistent, but does a solid job on pin-pull concept when tasked to block down.

Heggie does a solid job in ACE blocking situations; is better at handling the transition than climbing and locating at the second level. Can give some pop as the second blocker with his shoulder, but his hands don’t have the type of power one would like to see. Has very good instincts to play the position of center.

Overall, Heggie would need to improve his strength, ability to drive defenders off the football, and his sub-par athletic ability. He is a quick processing center who has his limitations, but is an experienced player who possesses quality football intelligence and awareness. Should earn a practice squad spot and compete with 2020 UDFA Kyle Murphy (who should be more along with his skills and development).