Zero confidence in Joe Schoen. If Schoen isn’t one making the draft picks this year, then what exactly is his role?
He should have been let go when Brian Daboll was fired. That would have given Giants completely clean slate to hire John Harbaugh as HC and let him bring in his own GM
Giants need strengthen defensive line, and if that means trading a 4th- and 5th-round pick this year, plus 4th-rounder next year, for proven DT like Kayden McDonald instead of drafting another wide receiver, I'd be completely on board with that.
Defensive tackle is a much bigger need right now
U.S. Attorney for District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro may have decided to drop any probe into Fed Chair Jerome Powell—but that doesn’t mean the matter is necessarily closed.
Southern District of New York could still choose to take a look if there are grounds to do so.
Just saying
Can Spurs put Victor Wembanyama on train Portland instead of flying?
When you’re dealing with concussion, it’s usually not recommended to fly. A train would be a safer, more controlled option so he could still make the trip Portland & be ready play on Friday.
Why wouldn’t they consider Train?
a corner unless they chose to be. So this isn’t some big example of player empowerment — it’s an example of an organization deciding to cave instead of standing firm
If you’re going to talk about leverage, this situation says more about the Giants’ decision-making than
NYGiants trading Dexter Lawrence doesn’t prove that players suddenly have all the power to force their way out. If anything, it shows the opposite — that a team folded when they didn’t have to.
Lawrence was still under contract for two more years. The Giants had control. They weren’t backed into
walked out the door.
- Dexter Lawrence
- Saquon Barkley
- Xavier McKinney
- Julian Love
Let’s hope that with John Harbaugh now firmly entrenched as head coach, that trend starts to reverse itself.
No team is going to have Pro Bowlers and/or All-Pros every single season, but just imagine how different the Giants’ fortunes might have been had they managed to retain all the talent they spent months scouting and years developing after drafting them that ultimately
You can’t preach “once a Giant, always a Giant” and then turn around and trash a player (like Dexter Lawrence or Saquon Barkley)--- the moment he leaves on bad terms.
That’s not loyalty—that’s hypocrisy. If the relationship didn’t work out, just move on. Don’t rewrite the narrative to tear the player down. At that point, the slogan doesn’t mean anything.
