Fumbling the Future: The Giants’ GM Conundrum
A Series of Questionable Decisions
Just a few short months ago, Joe Schoen made some crucial calls that would shape the New York Giants’ season. He opted to let star running back Saquon Barkley walk, choosing instead to build around quarterback Daniel Jones through the draft. To further bolster the team’s chances, Schoen signed Drew Lock as a backup quarterback. Fast-forward to the present, and it’s clear that these decisions have backfired spectacularly.
Saquon Soars with the Eagles
Today, Saquon Barkley is thriving as one of the league’s top rushers with the Philadelphia Eagles. Meanwhile, Drew Lock has been relegated to backup duties behind Tommy DeVito, who only started due to the Giants’ release of Daniel Jones. It’s hard to fathom a worse track record for a general manager.
A Looming Crisis
So, what’s next for the Giants? It’s unthinkable to let Schoen continue making critical decisions for the organization. His every move has ended in disaster, and it’s time for a change. However, finding a suitable replacement isn’t a straightforward task.
A Family Affair?
Interestingly, Joe Schoen’s son may hold the key to the Giants’ salvation. He reportedly recognized Daniel Jones’ limitations from the start and advocated for a shift towards Jayden Daniels as the future quarterback. This bold move has paid off for the Commanders, and it’s possible that the Giants could have been contenders if they had followed suit.
A Plea to John Mara
As the Giants’ owner, John Mara must acknowledge the damage Schoen has inflicted on the team. It’s time to consider an unorthodox solution: hire Schoen’s son to help right the ship. With his fresh perspective, the Giants might still salvage their season and restore some semblance of professionalism to the organization.
A Parting Shot
On a lighter note, Jerry Jones would be wise to sign Daniel Jones for the Thanksgiving game. It would undoubtedly make the matchup more entertaining, if only for the irony.
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