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If I Were GM of the Giants in 2021... By PocketsPresence on Jan 14, 2021, 2:56pm EST + Tis the season for Giants offseason predictions! With the 2020 season in the rear view mirror, and the Giants on the outside of the playoffs looking in once more, here's my in-depth offseason plan for what I would do to improve the team and compete in 2021 if I were the GM: Free Agency I'll be using Fanspeak.com's "Manage The Cap" simulator for all contract/cap numbers. They project the Giants to enter the 2021 season with approximately $26.7M in cap space. WR Golden Tate - Cap Savings (CS): $6...
2021 Mock Offseason remix edition By zkmasrhall24 on Jan 13, 2021, 3:23pm EST + Before I start with the remix edition to the mock offseason, I would like to clarify that I am not trying to present what I would do if I was running the team mock, but rather just a potential scenario. By doing so it allows me the freedom to present different FA and draft additions than just regurgitate the guys that I am personally hoping for/commonly seen in mock drafts. The Giants currently have a 3 year window to be spenders, and any contracts that are signed should be done like the FA last year i...
Mock Offseason CAP is currently at $9,806,150 which I am going to round down to 9.75 million for convenience. 40 Million available Re-sign: DE/DT Leonard Williams: 5 years/ 85 million (30 million guaranteed) [9, 20, 25, 16, 15] My first initial drafts of this offseason had Williams walking, but should Williams want to return now that Graham is returning (the players on defense seem to love him) and Kevin Abrams can work his magic with the contracts to get both Williams and Tomlinson signed back then I think DG, Joe Judge and Patrick Graham would welcome Leonard back with open arms. The over...
For a man who draws up plays for a living, this certainly wasn't in James Bettcher's game plan. Luckily, as an NFL defensive coordinator he is used to needing adjustments to overcome the unexpected. Bettcher, 39, came to the New York Giants three years ago, an up-and-coming assistant with aspirations to be a head coach. He would be their defensive coordinator after adding three strong years to his résumé in the same role with the Arizona Cardinals. He didn't anticipate that two years later he would be spending a season at his new home in Arizona without a job during a global pandemic.