Welcome to another exciting episode of "2 Giants Goofballs: A New York Giants Podcast," hosted by Drew and Rob. In today’s live show, we dive deep into the latest news, updates, and rumors surrounding the New York Giants as they continue to shape their roster and navigate the challenges of the NFL season. From player signings and surprising cuts to scouting for future talent, the Giants are making headlines, and we've got all the details right here.
First up, we discuss the return of Adoree Jackson to the Giants on a one-year deal. Despite initial statements from GM Joe Schoen suggesting contentment with the current cornerback situation, it’s clear the Giants felt the need to bolster their secondary. Rookie Andru Phillips even offered Jackson his number 22, a classy gesture that Jackson politely declined. Head Coach Brian Daboll hinted at the possibility of using Jackson as a punt returner, adding another layer of versatility to his role. However, Jackson will be on a pitch count in Week 1, which raises questions about how the Giants plan to utilize him and who he will match up against, especially considering his past encounters with top receivers like Justin Jefferson.
In other intriguing news, reports surfaced about Josh Jacobs turning down a lucrative offer from the Giants. According to an interview with The Athletic, Jacobs declined an offer that was between $3 million and $4 million more than what he accepted elsewhere, citing concerns over New York taxes, lifestyle, media pressure, and the artificial turf at MetLife Stadium. This raises some serious questions: should teams like the Giants with higher state income taxes receive a higher salary cap to remain competitive? Is the turf at MetLife a deterrent for free agents? And why would the Giants be willing to offer so much for a running back in today’s NFL? However, new reports suggest that the Giants never actually made an offer to Jacobs, creating a whirlwind of confusion and speculation. Drew and Rob dig into the details, questioning how such a misunderstanding occurred and calling for the unedited interview to be released.
Next, we discuss the curious case of Jakob Johnson. After being cut to make room for Adoree Jackson, Johnson is expected to return to the practice squad. This move likely reflects the strong relationship he has with Offensive Line Coach Carmen Bricillo, indicating that Johnson’s spot with the team is safe for now. In a related roster shuffle, wide receiver Miles Boykin was cut to make room for Johnson, showing the constant adjustments the Giants are making to optimiz
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