Ultimately, the Giants' hot-seat, fourth-year general manager, Joe Schoen, has no one to blame for all this but himself. Schoen wants Rodgers, who clearly is in no rush to decide between the Giants and Steelers (even though the logical choice, Pittsburgh, is clear).

Joe Schoen has operated like a general manager trying to correct his mistakes with a chance that many in his situation, with his record, wouldn’t get.

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen's plan for free agency has been mocked after he signed a market leader. The post Joe Schoen’s Free Agency Plan Mocked After Giants Sign Market Leader appeared first on Heavy Sports.

It’s Day 2 of NFL free agency. So keep it right here Tuesday for all the latest Giants news and updates. • Giants general manager Joe Schoen began Tuesday by continuing to throw big money at his sluggish secondary.

Stephen A. Smith took a shot at New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen after Daniel Jones signed a one-year, $14 million deal with the Indianapolis Colts.

After the Giants agreed to a three-year, $45.3 million deal with Jevon Holland, Brandon London reviews tape of the ex-Dolphin safety and breaks down why the 25-year-old will provide a major