New Giants running back Jonathan Stewart, who will turn 31 this month, said he has “a lot left” and that there is “a lot I feel I want to prove” as he heads into his 11th NFL season. But he also knows that the Giants signed him to a two-year contract on Tuesday not just because of his production in the past or the future.
There are plenty of running backs around who averaged 3.4 yards per carry in 2017, after all.
No, he’s with the Giants to instill the type of culture and comradery that new Giants general manager Dave Gettleman often talks about the Panthers having, especially in 2015 when they went to the Super Bowl.