Green Bay Packers' B. J. Raji gets out of line, says NY Giants offensive line is 'not toughest group' he's played against

Raji went through guest starring within Aaron Rodgers’ “discount double-check” advertisements to starring about the Giants’ bulletin panel.

The Packers’ Professional Bowl nose deal with wasn’t impressed using the Giants’ offensive collection when he confronted it on 12 ,. 4, and he'd no problem informing that to reporters within Wisconsin on Thurs.

“Not saying they’re gentle, ” Raji stated, “but it’s not really the toughest team I’ve been towards. ”

Raji, who's perhaps better recognized for his industrial with Rodgers compared to for his play this season, was impressed using the Giants running shells, Brandon Jacobs as well as Ahmad Bradshaw.

“The shells are pretty difficult, ” Raji stated. “Ahmad is usually tough. When Brandon is actually running like Brandon, he’s really tough to deal with. ”

But he or she wasn’t nearly because impressed with Titans tight ends Mike Ballard and Travis Beckum, who had some harsh items to say about the actual Packers defense upon Wednesday.

“I don’t believe their tight ends are capable of say too a lot, ” Raji stated. “They’re not the very best players at which position we’ve observed. ”

The “soft” unpleasant line that Raji faced within the Packers’ 38-35 conquer the Giants in the Meadowlands on 12 ,. 4 isn’t exactly the same one he and also the Packers’ 32nd-ranked defense is going to be facing in Eco-friendly Bay on Weekend. Due to accidental injuries, the Giants began Kevin Boothe from center and Mitch Petrus from left guard for the reason that loss, and David Diehl had recently taken over for that injured Will Beatty from left tackle.

The system has been far better recently, now how the Giants have back a proper David Baas from center and Boothe is within his natural place at left safeguard. But Raji’s remarks were still interested, considering that despite a patchwork collection, the Giants could run on the Packers for the reason that game, averaging 5 yards per have.

The Packers’ defense also reached Giants quarterback Eli Manning just for three hits in support of one sack.

Nevertheless, Raji remains not impressed.

“I mean, I played them once this season and once this past year, ” Raji stated.

“I can just judge by my personal vantage point in advance.... Their backs tend to be pretty physical, however (they’re) not really the toughest O-line. ”