Still, in his process of self-scouting, the Giants’ Kayvon Thibodeaux will occasionally look at tape of himself from his rookie season.
Kayvon Thibodeaux prefers to look forward, not backward.
He just knows in his heart that — for the No. 5-overall pick in the draft who wears No. 5 on his jersey — all of those numbers should be higher.Charles Wenzelberg“Every time you look back at a play, you feel like you could have ate a little bit more,’’ he said. Thibodeaux’s potential is frightening — particularly when you consider he played only a few games opposite fellow pass-rushing linebacker Azeez Ojulari, who battled injuries for much of the year and missed 10 games, and because Dexter Lawrence and Leonard Williams occupy so much of opposing offensive lines’ attention in the middle.Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post“Last year I had so many goals and I had so many numbers and statistics on what I wanted to be,’’ Thibodeaux said.
“He’s definitely one of the most talented pass rushers I’ve ever played with,’’ Thibodeaux said. “I’m excited to really get it going.’’“Man, I can’t wait to have both of us on the field at the same time for 17 games,’’ Ojulari said Sunday. “As long as we do our jobs and do what we’re coached to do, the numbers are going to speak for themselves. They’re going to go up for sure.’’Ojulari, in his third season , raved about Thibodeaux.
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