In the aftermath of a dismal season for the Giants, general manager Joe Schoen emphasized his commitment to a long-term plan rather than short-term fixes for self-preservation. Despite initial plans not involving quarterback Matthew Stafford, there's a growing argument that he should now be a consideration to bolster the team's quarterback situation. Schoen's focus remains on building a sustainable foundation rather than making desperate moves as they regroup for the coming seasons.
"We're gonna build this thing the right way," Schoen said when the Giants' nightmare 100th anniversary season mercifully ended and he and Brian Daboll survived it by the grace of John Mara and Steve Tisch. "I'm not gonna do a Hail Mary for self-preservation or anything like that. We have a plan in place that we believe in and we're going to stick with that."
"The plan at that point in time did not include Matthew Stafford. It should now."
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