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Interested in what? There is no one that would be interested in his current contract. And, the only way they need to pay him next season is if he gets hurt. Benching him is the obvious move if you're ready to move on from him.
It’s next yrs injury guarantee they are worried about. If he gets hurt this yr next yr is fully guaranteed. If he is healthy they can release him
They did Saquon a favor. He never had a chance with those piss poor offensive lines.
Watching Hard Knocks is pretty revealing when you see how some of these coaches and front office think. It is quite amazing.
IF the GM is making all personnel decisions and Daboll is told to coach and win with the players the GM provides then I can see Daboll should get some slack. If they are both making the decisions together then both should be gone. The Giants Oline has been a disaster for years.
I'd really expect the Giants to draft a QB early. Fields might make sense on a one-year "prove it" type deal, but I assume he'll be looking somewhere with a chance to be the longer term QB (and would find a longer term deal elsewhere).
Dave Brown also played at Duke. And before everyone jumps on the Duke QBs suck in the NFL bandwagon, allow me to point out what Saquon has done on a team that’s not the Giants.
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Once againGiants agree to cut Jones: Best for QB and team
The Giants are granting Daniel Jones' request to be released, saying the sides mutually agreed that it "would be best for him and for the team" to move on.
Since Iggles fans aren’t sold on Hurts…
I don't think that any PSU/Big Ten fans will shed any tears at FOX getting stuck with this Giants/Cowboys debacle in that key Thanksgiving Day slot. Tommy DeVito-Cooper Rush (with Drew Lock and Trey Lance both waiting in the wings). Wow.
Maybe but the Giants needed to do this for Jones. Right thing to do.
I'm not sure what you mean. I was referring to NY starting Devito over Lock, who was apparently promised the #2 role.
Yes, thank you. It was my father’s birthday, November 28, Thanksgiving. I’m sure I’ve mentioned that Dad was a rabid Redskins fan. We ate late and my father had to carve the turkey after the loss and he massacred the turkey, everyone watching in painful silence. After that fateful day there was a new rule for Thanksgiving: eat before the game. Dad loved his Redskins and that game was a body blow. Hard. Life gave him a hard time but he did his best and the Redskins winning three Lombardi Trophies definitely helped smooth the rough patches.
Dude, not at all. Don’t take it that way. I’m just thinking of my dad today and you happened to mention it. It’s a good story, resonates with all of us. It’s all good, all love.
You should laugh at this: why was I thinking of my father in the first place? It was because I was thinking of Clint Longley in the context of Jones getting cut. No lie.
