Another failed season’s inevitable conclusion would include the firing of New York Giants’ general manager Dave Gettleman, as winning the NFC East was his only saving grace before his team lost to the Philadelphia Eagles in week seven.
The Giants had an opportunity, and they blew it, and after three seasons, including two rebuilding ones, Gettleman must be on the hot seat.
Considering his inability to solve the offensive line issues the past few seasons, the Giants are now looking at fourth overall pick Andrew Thomas and wondering what they did wrong.
Of course, Thomas has plenty of time left to develop and grow into his role at left tackle, but his rookie season has resembled nothing close to the positive expectations coming out of Georgia.