Harbaugh Warns Giants Fans Against Risky Deadline Trades
Eric Hartline-Imagn Images The New York Giants sit in first place with a 5-2-1 record this season, a spot that has fans dreaming of a deep playoff run.
Key points
- If the right opportunity comes and the deal makes sense, the Giants will do it, Harbaugh said.
- The Cost of a Quick Fix Harbaugh explained that the team will not trade away their core pieces just to get a win right now.
- Harbaugh said, “I’ll tell you, Joe (Schoen) does a great job, (the entire front office), these guys do an amazing job,”.
Head coach John Harbaugh told reporters that “Nothing is off the table” for the team ahead of Tuesday’s trade deadline, per RotoBaller.
He cautioned fans against expecting the Giants to mortgage their future on new players, according to Heavy.com.
Additional details
- Despite the open door for deals, Harbaugh made it clear that the team will not ruin its future for a short-term win.
- He declined to refute the claim that the Giants pulled back an offer for the star player, per RotoBaller.
- Harbaugh also addressed a report about a potential offer for running back Jonathan Taylor.
- The Giants are set to play the Washington Commanders at MetLife Stadium on Thursday, Nov.
- The Giants are making calls to every other team in the league to see what is available.
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