Not many pundits predicted the New York Giants’ would end their five-year playoff drought under rookie head coach Ben McAdoo in 2016. From that standpoint, although they were eliminated in the wild-card round by the Green Bay Packers, there’s much to be excited as Big Blue looks toward the future.
McAdoo did acknowledge the Giants’ progress in winning 11-games, their highest total since 2008, but he was looking ahead for much of his season-ending press conference Monday.
“11 wins, tough to get in this league. We didn't reach our goal that we talked about as a team, we're all disappointed,” he said.