With lowered expectations for the coming year, I wouldn't mind seeing the Giants load up on draft choices this year. Of course, they would need to really have an excellent draft. With the possibility of having a lot of cap space next year, giving the 2022 draft class a year to grow into professionals, then adding a few proven vets (not vets on the downside of their careers) , would seem to be the best course of action. I'd like to see the Giants set themselves up for sustained success, and if it means growing pains for the coming season, so be it. What's discouraging is when you experience growing pains with no hope of growing (see recent seasons). Although it may seem as though I'm giving up on the coming season, I'm not. I believe the new management team is doing things the correct way, and the Giants will see improvement from the past few years (admittedly, the bar has not been set too high). Expecting the new GM and coaches to completely turn around the mess they inherited in one year is just not being realistic. I do think that with a strong draft class this year and next, major improvement will be seen quicker than we're used to seeing it.
