‘Decent’ game by Arvell Reese shows why the Giants saw him as an every-down linebacker
Arvell Reese put on a stellar performance in Sunday's game, leading the New York Giants with nine tackles, three pass breakups, and an interception against the Cardinals. The young linebacker, selected fifth overall in the draft, showed why the Giants had high hopes for his versatility as an every-down linebacker rather than an edge rusher.
Despite leading the Giants with nine tackles, Reese downplayed his performance, acknowledging the standard set by Hall of Fame linebacker Lawrence Taylor, who was present in the building. Giants coach John Harbaugh praised Reese's all-around play, describing him as "playing out of his mind." The Giants' defense, including Reese's impressive outing, has been a crucial factor in their 3-1 season start.
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