Last week, I said that Dave Gettleman controlled how the draft would proceed, holding the sixth pick and with no one knowing which way he would go. He did not disappoint.
Dave Gettleman is a national treasure. I can say this because I am not an invested Giants fan.
Eli Manning appears to be fairly secure as the New York Giants’ starting quarterback for 2019, but he knows that his heir apparent could be just around the corner.
Many people assumed the Giants would move on from Eli Manning this offseason, but suddenly it seems like the veteran quarterback may not be all that close to the end of his tenure in New York.
Much has been said and written about the future of New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning this offseason, but in the minds of the team’s general manager, it seems there wasn’t much of a
The New York Giants seem to have an idea on how to proceed with an aging Eli Manning at quarterback.
Any talk about the New York Giants potentially moving on from Eli Manning this offseason can be put to rest.
Eli Manning was not the only problem the New York Giants had in 2018, but the veteran quarterback’s play at times certainly held them back.
