A few names have started to pop up with trade rumors, the latest one is Giants rookie wide out Kadarius Toney.

“He’s cheap (entering second year of rookie deal) and incredibly talented, but new general manager Joe Schoen didn’t draft him. Dave Gettleman did,” wrote Fowler. “So assessing his value doesn’t hurt anything. ‘He’s either going to be the best receiver in the league, or it completely won’t work out, and I’m not sure there’s much in-between,’ an NFC coach said. ‘He’s electric with the ball, but there are still some concerns about focus and availability.’”

Jeremy Fowler of ESPN

I don’t think this would happen, it doesn’t clear that much cap space and not sure what the Giants could get in return.

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Peter King of NBC Sports stated in his latest writings that the New York Giants new general manager Joe Schoen will be prepared to clear out $40 million from a mismanaged salary cap.

This week (Saturday) is the 10-year anniversary of New York’s last playoff victory—the 21-17 Super Bowl win over New England. That is one long dry spell. New GM Joe Schoen won’t have an easy path with his buddy and new coach Brian Daboll. The Giants have to either fix Daniel Jones or replace him in 2023, and Schoen told me Saturday he’ll have to clear out $40 million from a bloated and mismanaged salary cap this spring.

“When we first got to Buffalo,” said Schoen, who worked for the Bills from 2017-’21, “we had $55 million in dead cap money we had to manage. We had a plan there, and we’ll have one here. We may have to make some decisions that hurt, but I do not want to kick the can down the road with the cap. I want to get it fixed.”

Schoen is smart—a bad team like the Giants needs to rip the cap band-aid off quickly so 2023 can be bright. (More about Jones in 10 Things, below.) I also think Schoen would be smart to look to deal one of their two high first-round picks (fifth or seventh overall) for future draft capital, so they could be in a pick-rich position to pick a quarterback if they’d be in the market for one in 2023.

Peter King

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As per The New York Giants.

Steve (Tisch) and I both believe it is in the best interest of our franchise to move in another direction,” said team president John Mara. “We met with Joe yesterday afternoon to discuss the state of the team. I met again with Joe this afternoon, and it was during that conversation I informed Joe of our decision. We appreciate Joe’s efforts on behalf of the organization.

“I said before the season started that I wanted to feel good about the direction we were headed when we played our last game of the season. Unfortunately, I cannot make that statement, which is why we have made this decision.

“We will hire a general manager and that person will lead the effort to hire a new head coach.”

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The Giants have requested to interview Bills assistant GM Joe Schoen for their now vacant general manager position. Seems to be the first name that was noted on their search.

Giants requesting an interview with the Buffalo Bills’ assistant general manager Joe Schoen for their GM job, per source.

Adam Schefter

More names to follow, please stand by

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The New York Giants have officially announced the retirement of GM Dave Gettleman via social media and press releases.

“It was a privilege to serve as the general manager of the New York Giants the last four years and to have spent so many years of my career with this franchise,” said Gettleman. “We obviously have not had the on-the-field success I expected, and that is disappointing. However, I have many fond memories here, including two Super Bowl victories, and I wish the team and organization only the best moving forward. There are many good people here who pour their souls into this organization. I am proud to have worked alongside them.”

Dave Gettleman

Both John Mara and Steve Tisch also stated that he search for a general manager will begin immediately and will consist of a diverse pool of qualified candidates.

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Dave Gettleman declined to say anything when asked for a comment as he left the press box and headed downstairs with about five minutes remaining. His record in 4 years as GM will be 19-46.

Jordan Rannan

Will that be the final record for the Giants GM?

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Jay Glazer just said he was at 50% certainty on Joe Judge returning as #Giants coach before today. Now he’s down to 25%.

Zac Rosenblatt

Glazer also adding.

I believe Giants brass is torn on what to do w Joe Judge bc of revolving door of coaches they’ve had in recent years. Have hesitation to move on bc they’d add to that revolving door. At same time I have heard a ton of frustration inside that locker room. Not a little, a lot

Jay Glazer

It seems like the Dave Gettleman “retirement” is only a pending announcement, but the future of Joe Judge still is undecided.

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Black Monday preview:

Will Dave Gettleman be fired or retire?
Will Joe Judge get another year?
Will he have to shake up his offensive staff?

Nothing (well, mostly nothing) is 100% certain, but here’s what to expect when the games mercifully end:

Ralph Vacchiano

That’s it, that’s the post.

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Fellow owner Steve Tisch seems to be in favor of a full review of the organization according to Jason LaCanfora.

Sources said minority owner Steve Tisch has long been in support of a thorough review of the entire organization, including the head coach, and has been open to making changes beyond just the general manager position.”

@JasonLaCanfora

Please, Steve save this franchise!

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Really feels like the tide is turning on Dave Gettleman. A lot of NFL personnel and media I talk to are saying he’s out after this year. I bet we start to see more national media hinting at a change there.

Matt Miller

That’s it, that’s the post.

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Question for the comment section.

Does Joe Judge keep this locker room together given the newest set of injuries and losses?

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