Since their playoff loss in January of 2017, the New York Giants haven’t nearly returned to their winning ways. As a ballclub that’s conjured up just 12 total victories in three seasons, Big Blue requires improvement in so many departments.
Their secondary needs to develop, their offensive line must improve, more legitimate pass rushers have to emerge. Needless to say, the list goes on.
This past week, legendary Giants defensive end Michael Strahan was asked about what he thinks needs to be done in order to fix this losing organization.
“Can’t have a bunch of nice guys and win,” the Hall of Famer said, per David Marchese of the New York Times.