Nick Falato

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618 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 7 Jul

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Giants Nation Show (Giants Podcast) · Mid Round Prospects Preview w/ Nick Falato | 136 · 30 Mar 2026 podcast

knock it away.

But, um, I also just like, I appreciate somebody who can get up on the line of scrimmage, press you, but also has that like type of fluidity to press bail and then drop off.

Right.

And then just be able to reorient himself and then understand how like the spatial knowledge and awareness to understand, um,

how to execute his leverage off the fail, right?

When the bullets are flying, when the play is going on.

And he's another player who executes those midpoint plays very well.

It's three-by-one sets, and you need him to be that outside third to midpoint the one and the two.

He exercises the right spacing between the one and the two to deter the quarterbacks from throwing the one, but also put himself into a position to drop

drive violently down on the two if it's if it's a double vert scene type of situation or like a scene crawl so like he has all of that ability to so like again like he's my favorite player that we went over of the five players that we went over and if I had to rank him I think it would be him orange

Probably Campbell, probably Goldie Campbell and then Corleone.

But the Corleone thing I think is heavily influenced by the medicals.

There was a play against Arkansas where it was like a drag route from a three-by-one set, and he had to work, and he was the number one on the out.

He had to work over top two releases, and the ball's out, and the separation is created, and he took the perfect, like a precise angle to meet the wide receiver as he's catching the football and then just eliminate him, right?

And it's plays like that.

There was another play against LSU where it was a deep curl on a third down, and he just...

I just think his ability to anticipate and read what the wide receiver is doing.

He needs to be going up against a Carnell Tate who can really disguise what he's going to do from a route perspective up his stem to fool him.

Because I think if you tip yourself off with certain micro movements, I think he does a very good job discerning what you're trying to do as a wide receiver.

And that type of mental ability is something that I don't think a lot of...

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