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AP/EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY After five years of chaos in the Meadowlands, general manager Joe Schoen and coach Brian Daboll cleared the decks in their debut season as the New York Giants.
After transforming a team facing a salary cap crisis, Schoen added players that can address the team’s numerous needs going into the upcoming season, and the team will have roughly $54 million to retain quarterback Daniel Jones and Saquon Barkley, should he so choose.
All Daboll accomplished was guide a squad that had lost five straight seasons to a 9-7-1 record and a postseason appearance. The Giants defeated Minnesota in a wild-card game before losing badly to Philadelphia in the divisional round, 38–7.
The next stage is to replicate that success. With three losses to the Eagles, New York finished 1-5-1 in the NFC East. Five of the Giants’ six wins have been by six points or less.
Sitting next to Daboll, Schoen stated on Monday that “there’s a talent gap there that we need to close.” He was equally keen to point out that the Giants, despite not having the best player pool in the league, nonetheless had a strong squad.
Daboll might not be able to sustain the success of this season. This season, seven of the teams that advanced to the playoffs in 2021 were unable to return. After winning the Super Bowl, the Rams’ record turned south.
Every squad is unique, according to Daboll. “Merely having one year of success doesn’t
