Feb 122024
 
Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll, New York Giants (August 26, 2023)

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It’s been a little over a month since the ultra-disappointing 2023 season ended for the New York Giants. The decline felt worse than the actual W-L change. The Giants finished both 2022 and 2023 in third place in the NFC East, winning three fewer games with a tougher schedule, as the Giants fell from 9-7-1 in 2022 to 6-11 in 2023. It seemed worse because of the terrible 2-8 start, the uncompetitive losses, and the lack of development at quarterback and the offensive line.

For all intents and purposes, the season was all but officially over when the team blew two winnable games in October to the Buffalo Bills and New York Jets. After Halloween, most fans wanted to fast-forward to the offseason to see what management and the coaching staff was going to do to rectify this mess.

Free agency begins March 11-13. The Draft takes place April 25-27. But there have been significant changes in the past 30 or so days, exclusively with respect to the coaching staff. Here are the most important developments:

New Defensive Coordinator: We may never know the full story about the circus departure of Don “Wink’ Martindale and his two close associates, the Wilkins brothers from the defensive staff. It appears Martindale or one of his cronies leaked to FOX‘s Jay Glazer that there was growing friction between Martindale and Brian Daboll and that Martindale was unlikely to return. It’s important to note that this report occurred in late November right before the bye week. The Giants were 3-8 and Martindale knew he would not be asked about the report until after the bye. Slick timing. Of course, everyone eventually pleaded ignorance but the cat was out of the bag, intentionally on Wink’s part.

Why did Wink do it? Good question. It’s certainly possible and probable that he simply wanted out in order to become a defensive coordinator with another NFL team. If that was his gambit, he failed, ending up in the college ranks. Could Wink’s intentions actually been more Machiavellian? Remember, the leak came before the Giants won three of their final six games. Was Martindale scheming to convince ownership that they had to choose between him or Daboll? Wink wants to be an NFL head coach. Perhaps he mistakenly thought he saw his chance with John Mara, who had already interviewed him for the top spot back in 2020. However, Daboll has some Machiavelli in him too and called Martindale’s bluff by firing the Wilkins brothers minutes after playing it sweet and innocent at his post-season press conference. It was a pretty funny fuck-you move.

Regardless, Martindale is out. Ex-Tennessee Titans defensive coordinator Shane Bowen is in. Of the eight candidates the Giants were publicly-known to have interviewed (and there may have been more), only two had been defensive coordinators at the NFL level. The 37-year old Bowen was one of the two. Whether true or not, the popular belief is that the Giants missed out on two of their favorite targets, Baltimore Ravens Defensive Backs Coach Dennard Wilson and Buffalo Bills Linebackers Coach Bobby Babich. Because of his experience, Bowen was the safer candidate, but it remains to be seen if he was the best available.

Martindale has been overrated by many Giants fans. The rush of turnovers for a couple of months overshadowed the NFL’s 27th-ranked defense that was unable to stop the run (29th in the NFL). The unit was also 26th in scoring defense. This despite significant talent upgrades on the defensive line, linebacker, and the secondary in the offseason. Wink’s 2022 NYG defense wasn’t good either, though he had more talent/injury issues to deal with.

Despite significant injury issues and being hampered by bad Titans’ offenses, Bowen’s defenses finished 6th, 15th, and 16th in scoring defense the past three seasons. In 2023, Tennessee had the NFL’s #1 red-zone defense. Of note, their run defense finished 2nd, 1st, and 13th the past three years. In fact, no team has given up fewer rushing yards the past three seasons. In a nutshell, we should expect a defense that is tougher and more physical against the run, but also one that blitzes far less. Martindale blitzed 46 percent of defensive snaps; Bowen 20 percent. Titans fans also complained about soft coverage. How much of that had to do with Tennessee’s talent/injury issues in the secondary remains to be seen. Bowen will also be able to lean on the expertise and institutional familiarity of defensive backs coach Jerome Henderson (who has also been promoted to defensive passing game coordinator).

New Offensive Line Coach: Whether he deserved the criticism or not, most Giants fans wanted offensive line coach Bobby Johnson gone. Johnson now joins the long line of ex-NYG offensive line coaches who have not been able to turn shit into gold. Johnson has since been hired by the Commanders. Enter Carmen Bricillo, who spent the last four years with the New England Patriots and Las Vegas Raiders, coaching their respective offensive lines. It’s interesting to note that while Daboll took his sweet time in finding his new defensive and special teams coordinators, Bricillo was hired on January 11th right after his interview. It suggests that he was an early target and that he impressed in his meetings with the offensive coaching staff. The good news is that Bricillo was considered something of a miracle worker in Las Vegas as the Raiders were able to patch together competent offensive lines with limited resources and injury issues. He will also have Andrew Thomas. The challenges will be to get Evan Neal and John Michael Schmitz playing at the level expected of them while also finding two competent starting guards.

Why is the offensive line coach so high on this list? Because any Giants fan with a half a brain knows that the offensive line has been the Achilles’ heel of this team for more than a decade now. Players and coaches have come and gone. The Giants have spent premium draft picks and huge sums of free agent money on the position. Nothing has changed. Can Bricillo turn it around?

New Special Teams Coordinator: Again, whether he deserved the criticism or not, most Giants fans also wanted Thomas McGaughey gone. In two different stints with the team, McGaughey has served under Tom Coughlin, Pat Shurmur, Joe Judge, and Brian Daboll. But too many special teams snafus finally caught up with McGaughey. He has since been hired by the Buccaneers. Enter relative unknown, 36-year old Michael Ghobrial, who has only served as a special teams assistant at the pro level with the Jets for three years. The Giants also took their time with their special teams coordinator search as Ghobrial was one of four other publicly-known candidates interviewed, including Seahawks Special Teams Coordinator Larry Izzo. The Giants were also denied interview requests for three other candidates. Izzo would have been the safer choice. It will be interesting to see how Ghobrial pans out.

Interesting Promotions: Some old faces received interesting promotions. This was most likely done to soothe egos, increase salaries, and/or reward previous service. Despite New York’s lower offensive rankings, 36-year old offensive coordinator Mike Kafka has been a hot head-coaching candidate the past two offseasons. Seattle also pursued him as offensive coordinator and the Giants turned them down. He has since been promoted to assistant head coach. Defensive backs coach Jerome Henderson, who was passed over for the defensive coordinator vacancy, was promoted to defensive passing game coordinator. This is a role he held in Atlanta for four years from 2016-2019. Finally, quarterbacks coach Shea Tierney was promoted to offensive passing game coordinator. It has been widely speculated that Tierney will replace Kafka as offensive coordinator if and when Kafka departs. This appears to be another step in that direction.

Rounding Out the Coaching Staff: Running backs coach Jeff Nixon was hired by Syracuse to be their new offensive coordinator. He has been replaced by Joel Thomas, a respected running backs coach who has been in New Orleans for the past nine seasons. The Giants allowed tight ends coach Andy Bischoff to join the Chargers. He was replaced by Titans offensive coordinator Tim Kelly, who coached tight ends in Houston before becoming Bischoff’s boss on the same team. The 37-year old Kelly has been a fast riser, already serving as offensive coordinator on two NFL teams.

As mentioned, the Wilkins boys were a package deal with Martindale and thus were let go during the power struggle. Outside linebackers coach Drew Wilkins was replaced by Charlie Bullen. Defensive assistant Kevin Wilkins was replaced by Zak Kuhr. The pressure is on Bullen to get Kayvon Thibodeaux to consistently perform at a high level as a pass rusher. He will also likely be given a high draft pick to work with as well as Azeez Ojulari’s final shot. Bullen has spent 11 years with the Dolphins and Cardinals before serving one season under ex-NYG outside linebackers coach Brett Bielema at Illinois. Finally, Aaron Wellman returns to the Giants as strength and conditioning coach, replacing Craig Fitzgerald who departed for Florida. Wellman served in the same role for the Giants from 2016-2019 before leaving for Indiana.

Feb 072024
 
Shea Tierney, New York Giants (June 14, 2023)

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The New York Giants made the following coaching changes on Wednesday:

  • Mike Kafka will remain the offensive coordinator, but he has been promoted to assistant head coach.
  • Shea Tierney will remain the quarterbacks coach, but he has been promoted to offensive passing game coordinator.
  • Jerome Henderson will remain the defensive backs coach, but he has been promoted to defensive passing game coordinator.
  • The team hired Charlie Bullen as its new outside linebacker coach.
  • The team hired Zak Kuhr as a new defensive assistant coach.

The 36-year old Kafka was hired by Head Coach Brian Daboll in 2022 as the team’s offensive coordinator. He had previously served as passing game coordinator and quarterbacks coach for the Kansas City Chiefs.

The 37-year old Tierney was hired by Daboll in 2022 as quarterbacks coach. He had previously served as assistant quarterbacks coach with the Buffalo Bills.

The 54-year old Henderson was hired as defensive backs coach by Head Coach Joe Judge in 2020. He was retained by Daboll in 2022. From 2016-2019, Henderson served as defensive passing game coordinator for the Atlanta Falcons.

The 39-year old Bullen was the outside linebackers coach and pass rush coordinator for the University of Illinois in 2023. Before that, he spent 11 years in the NFL, first with the Miami Dolphins as a defensive assistant (2012), assistant defensive line coach (2013-2015), and assistant linebackers coach (2016-2018), then with the Arizona Cardinals as assistant linebackers coach (2019) and outside linebackers coach (2020-2022).

Kuhr spent the previous four seasons with the Tennessee Titans, first as a defensive quality control coach (2020) and then an inside linebackers assistant (2021-2023).

Bios on the entire coaching staff are available in the Coaching Staff section of the website.

Feb 052024
 
New York Giants Helmet (December 12, 2021)

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GIANTS INTERVIEW ANOTHER DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR CANDIDATE…
The NFL Network is reporting that the New York Giants interviewed Minnesota Vikings Defensive Pass Game Coordinator Daronte Jones for their defensive coordinator vacancy last week at the Senior Bowl. In recent years, the 45-year old Jones has also served as Miami Dolphins assistant defensive backs coach (2016-2017), Cincinnati Bengals cornerbacks coach (2018-2019), Vikings defensive backs coach (2020, 2022), and LSU’s defensive coordinator (2021).

As previously reported, the other publicly-known defensive coordinator candidates the Giants have expressed interest in include:

  • Tennessee Titans Defensive Coordinator Shane Bowen
  • Los Angeles Chargers Defensive Coordinator Derrick Ansley
  • Carolina Panthers Defensive Coordinator Ejiro Evero (interview request denied)
  • Buffalo Bills Linebackers Coach Bobby Babich (promoted by Bills to defensive coordinator)
  • Miami Dolphins Linebackers Coach Anthony Campanile
  • Kansas City Chiefs Linebackers Coach Brendan Daly
  • Baltimore Ravens Defensive Backs Coach Dennard Wilson (hired by Tennessee Titans as defensive coordinator)
  • New York Giants Defensive Backs Coach Jerome Henderson

GIANTS BLOCK SEAHAWKS FROM PURSUING MIKE KAFKA…
As previously reported, New York Giants Offensive Coordinator Mike Kafka interviewed with the Carolina Panthers and Seattle Seahawks (twice) for their respective head coaching vacancies. When the Panthers hired Cincinnati Offensive Coordinator Brian Callahan and the Seahawks hired Baltimore Ravens Defensive Coordinator Mike Macdonald, it was assumed that was the end of other teams being interested in Kafka this offseason. However, Seattle requested a third interview with Kafka, this time to fill their offensive coordinator vacancy, which would have been a lateral move rather than a promotion. The Giants turned down this request.

The 36-year old Kafka joined the Giants in 2022 after servicing as quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator of the Kansas City Chiefs. He also drew interest for head coaching vacancies last offseason with the Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Carolina Panthers, and Arizona Cardinals.

Feb 012024
 
Mike Kafka, New York Giants (October 7, 2022)

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MIKE KAFKA REMAINS WITH GIANTS…
ESPN is reporting that Offensive Coordinator Mike Kafka will remain with the New York Giants for at least another season. Kafka had interviewed twice with the Seattle Seahawks for their head-coaching vacancy, but the team hired Baltimore Ravens Defensive Coordinator Mike Macdonald instead. The Tennessee Titans also interviewed Kafka, but they hired Cincinnati Offensive Coordinator Brian Callahan as their new head coach.

The 36-year old Kafka joined the Giants in 2022 after servicing as quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator of the Kansas City Chiefs. He also drew interest for head coaching vacancies last offseason with the Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Carolina Panthers, and Arizona Cardinals.

TWO DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR CANDIDATES HIRED…
Two of the candidates the New York Giants had been considering for defensive coordinator have been retained or hired by other teams. The Buffalo Bills promoted Linebackers Coach Bobby Babich to their defensive coordinator position. In addition, the Tennessee Titans have hired Baltimore Ravens Defensive Backs Coach Dennard Wilson as their new defensive coordinator.

As previously reported, the other publicly-known defensive coordinator candidates the Giants have expressed interest in include:

  • Tennessee Titans Defensive Coordinator Shane Bowen
  • Los Angeles Chargers Defensive Coordinator Derrick Ansley
  • Carolina Panthers Defensive Coordinator Ejiro Evero (interview request denied)
  • Miami Dolphins Linebackers Coach Anthony Campanile
  • Kansas City Chiefs Linebackers Coach Brendan Daly
  • New York Giants Defensive Backs Coach Jerome Henderson
Jan 222024
 
Mike Kafka, New York Giants (June 8, 2023)

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GIANTS INTERVIEW LARRY IZZO…
ESPN is reporting that the New York Giants interviewed Seattle Seahawks Special Teams Coordinator Larry Izzo on Saturday for the team’s own special teams coordinator vacancy. The 49-year old Izzo began his coach career as an assistant special teams coach under Head Coach Tom Coughlin with the Giants in 2011-2015. He has also served as special teams coordinator for the Houston Texans (2016-2017), assistant special teams coordinator for the Seahawks (2018-2020), interim special teams coordinator for the Seahawks (2020), and special teams coordinator for the Seahawks (2021-2023).

Izzo is the fourth publicly-known candidate whom the Giants have interviewed for special teams coordinator. The others are San Francisco 49ers Assistant Special Teams Coach Matt Harper, Chicago Bears Assistant Special Teams Coach Carlos Polk, and New York Jets Special Teams Assistant Michael Ghobrial.

The Giants had also requested to interview three other special teams coordinators, but were blocked by their respective teams, including Ryan Ficken (Los Angeles Chargers), Marquice Williams (Atlanta Falcons), and Chris Tabor (Carolina Panthers). It is not clear if the Falcons have since unblocked Williams from interviewing with the Giants.

SEAHAWKS  INTERVIEW MIKE KAFKA AGAIN…
New York Giants Offensive Coordinator Mike Kafka is one of multiple candidates who will be interviewed for a second time by the Seattle Seahawks for their head coaching vacancy. The Tennessee Titans also interviewed Kafka on January 12.

The 36-year old Kafka joined the Giants last year after servicing as quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator of the Kansas City Chiefs. He also drew interest for head coaching vacancies last offseason with the Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Carolina Panthers, and Arizona Cardinals.

Jan 162024
 
Joel Thomas, New Orleans Saints (June 13, 2023)

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GIANTS HIRE RUNNING BACKS COACH…
The New York Giants have officially hired New Orleans Saints Running Back Coach Joel Thomas for the same position with the team. The Saints gave the Giants permission to interview the 49-year old Thomas on Saturday, January 13. He has coached in New Orleans for the past nine seasons as the running backs coach. Thomas replaces Jeff Nixon, who was hired by Syracuse University to be their new offensive coordinator.

Thomas’ full coaching bio is available in the Coaching Staff section of the website.

GIANTS HIRE STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH…
The New York Giants have officially hired Aaron Wellman as executive director of player performance. The 49-year old Wellman replaces Craig Fitzgerald, who was hired by the Florida Gators to be their new director of football performance.

Wellman actually returns to the Giants, having served four seasons as New York’s strength and conditioning coach under head coaches Ben McAdoo and Pat Shurmur from 2016-2019. He left the team in early 2020 to become the senior assistant athletic director for football performance at Indiana University.

Thomas’ full coaching bio is available in the Coaching Staff section of the website.

SEAHAWKS  INTERVIEW MIKE KAFKA…
The Seattle Seahawks are the second team to express interest in New York Giants Offensive Coordinator Mike Kafka for their head coaching vacancy. The Tennessee Titans interviewed Kafka on January 12. The Seahawks have also now requested an interview.

The 36-year old Kafka joined the Giants last year after servicing as quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator of the Kansas City Chiefs. He also drew interest for head coaching vacancies last offseason with the Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Carolina Panthers, and Arizona Cardinals.

GIANTS INTERVIEW ANOTHER FOR SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR…
The New York Giants have expressed interest in Chicago Bears Assistant Special Teams Coach Carlos Polk for the team’s special teams coordinator vacancy. The 46-year old Polk has served as an assistant special teams coach with the Chargers (2010-2012), Buccaneers (2014-2018), Cowboys (2019), Jaguars (2021), and Bears (2022-present).

The Giant also interviewed San Francisco 49ers Assistant Special Teams Coach Matt Harper this past weekend.

As previously reported, the Giants had requested to interview three other special teams coordinators, but were blocked by their teams, including Ryan Ficken (Los Angeles Chargers), Marquice Williams (Atlanta Falcons), and Chris Tabor (Carolina Panthers).

Jan 152024
 
Mike Kafka, New York Giants (May 19, 2022)

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TENNESSEE TITANS INTERVIEW MIKE KAFKA…
The Tennessee Titans interviewed New York Giants Offensive Coordinator Mike Kafka for their head coaching vacancy on Friday, January 12. The 36-year old Kafka joined the Giants last year after servicing as quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator of the Kansas City Chiefs. He also drew interest for head coaching vacancies last offseason with the Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Carolina Panthers, and Arizona Cardinals.

GIANTS INTERVIEW RUNNING BACKS COACHES…
The New York Giants interviewed New Orleans Saints Running Back Coach Joel Thomas on Saturday, January 13 for the same position with the team. The Saints gave the Giants permission to interview the 49-year old Thomas, who has coached in New Orleans for the past nine seasons as the running backs coach.

The Giants have also been granted permission by the Tennessee Titans to interview Tight Ends Coach Tony Dews for the running back coach position. While the 50-year old Dews coached tight ends in 2023, he was Tennessee’s running backs coach from 2018 to 2022.

Jan 102024
 

GIANTS AND MARTINDALE AGREE TO SPLIT…
The drama between the New York Giants and Defensive Coordinator Don “Wink” Martindale lasted about 48 hours. The team tersely announced Wednesday afternoon:

The Giants and defensive coordinator Wink Martindale have mutually agreed to part ways.

So ends the standoff. According to ESPN, the Giants will keep the $3 million that Martindale was owed in 2024 on his contract while Martindale faces no restrictions on where he may be hired next.

As previously reported, the genesis of this break-up all started in late November when FOX Sports‘ Jay Glazer had reported there was tension between Martindale and Head Coach Brian Daboll and that Martindale was unlikely to remain with the Giants in 2024. Both Daboll and Martindale denied these reports, and on Monday morning Daboll said he “expected” Martindale to return. That changed a few hours later when reports surfaced that Martindale had resigned from the team. Soon after that, however, came word that the separation was not official yet.

The speculation is that Martindale’s camp leaked the story to Glazer in November and that Martindale wanted the Giants to fire him so he could retain the salary due him as well as pick his next destination. At the same time, the Giants wanted him to resign so they did not have to pay him as well as have some say over his next coaching destination, keeping him out of the NFC East.

The Giants may have fired Martindale’s close associates, brothers Drew (outside linebackers coach) and Kevin Wilkins (defensive assistant) in order to prompt Martindale to quit. The New York Post is reporting that when Martindale was informed of the firings by Daboll, he screamed expletives at Daboll and stormed out of his office, leaving the building and returning to his home in Florida.

In Martindale’s final season with the Giants, the defense finished and 27th in yards allowed, 19th in passing yards allowed, 29th in rushing yards allowed, 26th in points allowed, and tied for first in turnovers generated.

TENNESSEE TITANS INTERESTED IN MIKE KAFKA…
According to media reports, the Tennessee Titans are interested in interviewing New York Giants Offensive Coordinator Mike Kafka for their head coaching vacancy. The 36-year old Kafka joined the Giants last year after servicing as quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator of the Kansas City Chiefs. He also drew interest for head coaching vacancies last offseason with the Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Carolina Panthers, and Arizona Cardinals.

JAMIE GILLAN NAMED “NFC SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK”…
New York Giants punter Jamie Gillan has been named “NFC Special Teams Player of the Week” for his performance in Week 18 against the Philadelphia Eagles. In that game, Gillan punted five times, averaging 46.5 gross yards and 44.0 net yards. Four of his punts were downed or fair caught inside the 20-yard line.

Jan 042024
 
Dexter Lawrence, New York Giants (December 11, 2023)

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JANUARY 4, 2024 GIANTS INJURY REPORT…
S Jason Pinnock (toe) and S Dane Belton (personal) did not practice on Thursday.

QB Tyrod Taylor (back), OC John Michael Schmitz (shin), ILB Carter Coughlin (shoulder), CB Deonte Banks (shoulder), and CB Darnay Holmes (foot) were limited in practice.

DEXTER LAWRENCE VOTED TO THE PRO BOWL…
New York Giants defensive lineman Dexter Lawrence has been voted to the Pro Bowl. It is the second season in a row that Lawrence has earned that honor. He is the franchise’s first defensive interior lineman to be selected to multiple Pro Bowls since Arnie Weinmeister went to four in a row from 1950-1953.

Lawrence was the only Giant to be voted to the Pro Bowl this season. Running back Saquon Barkley was named a second alternate and outside linebacker Kayvon Thibodeaux was named a third alternate.

Lawrence has started 15 games this season, missing one game with a hamstring injury. He has been credited with 52 tackles, seven tackles for losses, 4.5 sacks, 19 quarterback hits, and two pass defenses.

GIANTS RE-SIGN QUARTERBACK…
The Giants re-signed QB Jacob Eason to the Practice Squad. The Giants first signed Eason to the Practice Squad in early November 2023, but cut him in early December. The 6’6”, 231-pound Eason was originally drafted in the 4th round of the 2020 NFL Draft by the Indianapolis Colts. He has spent time with the Indianapolis Colts (2020-2021), Seattle Seahawks (2021-2022), Carolina Panthers (2022), San Francisco 49ers (2022), and Carolina Panthers (2023). Eason has only thrown 10 passes in two NFL regular-season games.

THE COACHES SPEAK…
Transcripts and video clips of the media sessions with the following coaches are available in The Corner Forum and on YouTube:

THE PLAYERS SPEAK…
Transcripts and video clips of the media sessions with the following players are available in The Corner Forum and on YouTube:

WHAT’S UP NEXT…
The team practices on Friday. Head Coach Brian Daboll and select players will also address the media.

Dec 282023
 
Kayvon Thibodeaux, New York Giants (December 25, 2023)

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DECEMBER 28, 2023 GIANTS INJURY REPORT…
Everyone on the 53-man roster practiced in some capacity on Thursday.

TE Lawrence Cager (groin), OG Justin Pugh (elbow), DL Dexter Lawrence (hamstring), DL A’Shawn Robinson (back), DL Rakeem Nunez-Roches (knee), CB Deonte Banks (shoulder), and P Jamie Gillan (groin/knee) practiced on a limited basis.

RB Saquon Barkley (elbow), WR Wan’Dale Robinson (quad), TE Darren Waller (knee), OC John Michael Schmitz (shoulder), OG Ben Bredeson (quad), and CB Adoree’ Jackson (ankle) fully practiced.

THE COACHES SPEAK…
Transcripts and video clips of the media sessions with the following coaches are available in The Corner Forum and on YouTube:

THE PLAYERS SPEAK…
Transcripts and video clips of the media sessions with the following players are available in The Corner Forum and on YouTube:

WHAT’S UP NEXT…
The team practices on Friday. Head Coach Brian Daboll, the position coaches, and select players will also address the media.