Clean House

[katkavage]

My point is not to worry about the draft so much when there is football - even sorry football - being played. This team needs to learn how to win games.

They won games last year. They aren't this year. Winning meaningless games in a losing season has nothing to do with what happens the following year.

[DaveBrown74]

They won games last year. They aren't this year. Winning meaningless games in a losing season has nothing to do with what happens the following year.

Agreed. All of that stuff is hocus pocus. You need to get better players to win more games. Cliches like "build a winning culture" and "learning how to win" are largely fictional ideas.

[jgrangers2]

Agreed. All of that stuff is hocus pocus. You need to get better players to win more games. Cliches like "build a winning culture" and "learning how to win" are largely fictional ideas.

If the 2022-2023 Giants aren't Exhibit A in how "learning how to win" is nonsense then I don't know what is. Winning 5-7 games instead of 3-4 accomplishes nothing. If an extra loss nets the Giants a higher pick that lands them Drake Maye and he becomes a star for this team for the next decade plus, will anybody look back at this game against the Jets and think to themselves that they wish they won it?