EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Joe Judge has no intention of talking about his future as coach of the New York Giants with a second straight losing season guaranteed.
When he took over less than two years ago, the former New England Patriots special teams coordinator said he was going to build the Giants the right way.
There would be no quick fixes. There would be bad players in the building. It would be a process that would put the Giants on the path to long-term success.
New York's 6-10 record and good finish last season in Judge's rookie season was a sign of hope and progress.