The New York Giants have a 1-6, 1-2 record in the NFC East, bot records that don’t bode well for the rest of the season and expect a place in the playoffs.
Therefore, when a team is regularly in this type of position, the herbal to anticipate is an incendiary sale of players in exchange for assets that the team can use to continue its list in the future.
But head coach Joe Judge, at least until Friday when he talked to reporters, doesn’t expect the Giants to pull out a “Everyone has to go!” sign.
“Just because the ad deadline is approaching [November 3] doesn’t mean there will be a series of moves or anything we have to look for to move forward and do and oppose a lot of things,” the opinion says.
“We have conversations with the staff. We make sure we’re on the same page. This week is not just because a deadline is coming. “
The pass trial argued, at least publicly, that the Giants are moving in the right direction and that when the team loses, it is a team loss in which the coaches are equally guilty of the outcome.
But the coaches don’t set foot on the field, they don’t run out of blocks or passes that can win games, and in fact they don’t make the intellectual mistakes that slipped into the Giants’ product after their 22-21 loss to Philadelphia. Eagles on Thursday night.
Unless they have some kind of brain control device, those mistakes are about players who want to eliminate those mistakes or continue on their satisfied path.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t look that way, it’s never been the case, and it’s at this point for the Giants to remove the maximum from their existing list and start from scratch.
So, for Judge, who is concerned about the workers’ corps discussions with general manager Dave Gettleman, the latter has the final say on the transactions on the list, all he can do is check to load the equipment on his back and check what to do with what he has.
“I told them each and every single and every week, anyone in the game happens to play,” Judge said. “We must expand our players all the time. For me, we spend there to be competitive and win each and every game each and every one and every week. We’re not running for some kind of draft selection, that’s not our priority right now.
“We’re looking to get out, we’re looking to win. That’s our purpose as an organization. In terms of engaging players, we use all the players we want to expand in the long run. We think about the long run, what we do. The long run includes next week’s Sunday game as well as the long-term picture. Balance is how it works with each other all the time anyway.
While the Giants face a long weekend, they will meet again Tuesday as they begin preparing for their November 2 home game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Monday night, the approval trial said coaches and staff plan to self-assess.
“Our purpose right now with this long weekend is simply to review what we did the first part of the season, train and play, and make that when the players return, we will have made some changes in the future,” Judge said. .
“It can be anything about how we practice, how we prepare, the techniques we use with certain players, anything. We’re treating that a little bit now like we would in a week’s rest. It’s an opportunity for players to regenerate physically, mentally, and when they come back on Monday, get back on the ball with those guys. “
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