There were a variety of reasons why the Giants did not make a move. The players available were either not considered a big upgrade or the teams could not agree on compensation or the price tag to add the contract of the player was too high for the salary cap-challenged Giants.
“There were a couple of players it just wasn’t going to work out, financially we couldn’t do it and the team wasn’t gonna buy down the money and if they did, they wanted a higher pick,’’ Schoen said.ey, a first-round pick in 2021, to the Chiefs for a third- and sixth-round pick in 2023. With the deadline approaching, the Bears, surprisingly, were buyers and acquired Chase Claypool from the Steelers for a second-round pick.
“Daboll and I are super-competitive and we’re always going to try to do what’s best for the organization but you’ve got to put a value, you can’t just be reckless with the draft picks, the future capital, where we are as we build this team,’’ Schoen said. The Giants are 30th in the league in passing, averaging only 159.1 yards per game. Daniel Jones has played well, yet has only six touchdown passes. The Giants are last in the NFL with nine completed passes of 20 or more yards, 31st in passing attempts of 20 or more yards with only 14 and 29th in the league in pass plays of 15 or more yards with 34.
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