Best of the Giants on WFAN: Front Office Drama
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What insights do Evan, Tiki, and Shaun share about the Giants' front office dynamics?
I do want to play you this clip since Dan sent it to me. This is over a year ago. Me talking enthusiastically about Aaron Glenn. I don't know what it is. I'm not exactly sure. I've been trying to pinpoint it over the last 24 hours. I am irrationally giddy about this hire. Aaron Glenn feels like the guy we've been waiting for. How many times have I gone down that road? You're right. Well, I did. I did feel that way. And what's funny is you could say this about, I'll use the presidential comparison when you first vote for somebody. Because a lot of Americans will vote for somebody. And then four years later, they're sick of them. It happens a lot, right? So whether it was Obama, Trump, doesn't matter, right?
You love the rhetoric at first. You're like, yeah, I like this. Hope and change. This is great.
What were Joe Schoen's comments at the NFL Combine?
They're going to build the wall. Pay for it. This is great. And then four years later, there's a lot of Americans who see the same stuff. Yeah. And they're like, hope and change my ass. Yeah, nothing's changed. And we had no hope left. What the hell? Build that wall, my ass. And I feel like that's me a year into Aaron Glenn. Like everything he said a year ago, I believed. I bought it. I'm voting for him. Like, you're my guy. And then a year later, he's honestly saying similar grandiose things, except it pisses me off. Yeah, because he's a one. You just got to win.
Yes.
It's very simple.
How does Craig Carton view Joe Schoen's role in the Giants' front office?
And if you don't win, the tone needs to just be slightly different. Yes. But where I do give Darren Mugia a lot of credit is the Brees Hall announcement yesterday, which was a huge story that he confirmed that Brees Hall is going to be on the Jets in 2026. I believe him. I don't think this is some kind of game. They're either going to sign him or they're going to franchise tag him. And I think that's the wise decision. It's the decision I recommended a few weeks ago. Not that Darren Mugia is listening to me. Daryl, Mr. Smiles, Mugia.
What potential smokescreen is the Giants reportedly using regarding Jeremiah Love?
But I do think it's the right decision. So I hope they get a long-term deal done. I think it's better for the Jets. It could bring the cap number down a little bit. And it's also good for Brees. I mean, Brees wants to be taken care of. We all understand why franchise tags are not really appealing to players despite them getting a lot of money. So I do now hope that they can work something out. I think that they will. You also want guys... In the best moods. Right. Especially when you're the Jets.
Right. But it seems like they are trying to work out a long-term deal. I think so. And that's the best for everybody because of how good he's been. But also, you just need a competent, consistent running back.
Absolutely. You want as many weapons on offense for whomever the quarterback is.
How do the hosts feel about the perception of Joe Shane's position?
Whether it's a veteran, whether it's a young guy you're giving a shot to, whether it's somebody you draft. And Brees Hall certainly supplies that. I'll tell you why I'm pissed at the Giants coming up in a few minutes, but let's get to some of your calls. 888-808-1019. James in Ronkonkoma. Good morning, James. Good morning, gentlemen. Listen, I'm sick of the Jets. I've been a Jet fan since 1969. Like Joe, I'm 67, a little younger. I got a greatest, I got a better story I want to give to you this morning. My youngest son is turned 28 yesterday. As of a year ago, he set the pull-up record for eight hours at 5,450. It's official. What? As of this weekend. No, Evan, forget that. And guys, I love you both. I miss you on the drive part.
Forget that. Forget that. This Saturday, now my son weighs 180 pounds. He broke the 12 and the 24. Listen to these numbers. The 12-hour was $7,300. Okay? He did $8,090. What? Wow.
What are the implications of the Giants' front office hierarchy?
Forget that. Forget that. Forget that. The 24-hour was just broken in the end of January by Enrique. I forget his last name. He lives in Mexico. He did $12,345. My son finished in 22 hours. 12,450. Wow. In weight, Kiki. You'd appreciate this, Kiki. In weight, he picked up 2,200,000 pounds. Oh, my God. Can I ask you a dumb question?
It's not official yet.
That is insane. Does he get breaks, or is it like, Kali, how does that work? Well, no, you do sex.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What insights do Evan, Tiki, and Shaun share about the Giants' front office dynamics?
0:01–0:52
2
What were Joe Schoen's comments at the NFL Combine?
0:52–1:25
3
How does Craig Carton view Joe Schoen's role in the Giants' front office?
1:25–1:50
4
What potential smokescreen is the Giants reportedly using regarding Jeremiah Love?
1:50–2:29
5
How do the hosts feel about the perception of Joe Shane's position?
2:29–3:34
6
What are the implications of the Giants' front office hierarchy?
3:34–4:46
7
What concerns do the hosts express about the Giants' future direction?
4:46–5:46
8
How do the hosts analyze the Giants' draft strategy and potential trades?
5:46–1:09:02
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