Keidel: Let's Hope Keenum Isn't Part Of Package Deal With Shurmur
Assuming the Giants hire Pat Shurmur as their next head coach, the media and masses will be eager to see how quickly and drastically he addresses the club's quarterback situation.
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Assuming the Giants hire Pat Shurmur as their next head coach, the media and masses will be eager to see how quickly and drastically he addresses the club's quarterback situation.
"The Afternoon Drive With Carlin, Bart & Maggie" took a stroll down memory lane with ex-Giants quarterback Jeff Hostetler.
If Pat Shurmur indeed becomes the new head coach of the Giants after the Vikings' season ends, be it this week or the first week in February, he'll walk into a mess.
Don't be bothered by the fact that Shurmur has a 10-23 record as a head coach. In fact, he should be paraded around the Meadowlands for getting nine wins in two years with the Cleveland Browns.
The Giants have reportedly chosen Vikings offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur to be their next head coach, a move that can't become official until the Vikings have been eliminated from the postseason.
Pat Shurmur may not have been the Giants' first choice, or even their second choice, but it appears he will get every opportunity to prove he was the right choice to take over a franchise in disarray.
If Pat Shurmur is indeed hired as the next head coach of the Giants, it would be hard to argue with the selection. Especially after Sunday night.
The New York Giants have seemingly wrapped up their first round of interviews for a new coach.
Could the Giants have already made their decision on a new head coach?
A day after Nick Saban won his sixth national championship, there was fresh speculation that the legendary Alabama coach might be interested in the Giants' head coaching vacancy.
The New York Giants have interviewed Carolina Panthers defensive coordinator Steve Wilks for their vacant head coaching job.
Were Odell Beckham Jr.'s tweets to teammate Eli Apple on Sunday sincere? Or did he have an ulterior motive?
Hiring an NFL coach is all about taking a shot. If the Giants see even the slightest opening to hiring Bill Belichick, they have to go for it.
The New York Giants had the busiest day in their search for a new coach, interviewing New England Patriots coordinators Josh McDaniels and Matt Patricia.
Given their draft positions and the respective situations under center, it's perfectly normal for the No. 2-picking Giants and the Jets at No. 6 to focus on a talent-rich quarterback crop.
