Dexter Lawrence and Darius Slayton are ready for the Giants revival they stuck around for
NY Post
It makes it simple because it is such a nice, round number.
They are the longest-tenured Giants players, a trio reduced to a duo now that Daniel Jones was dismissed before he completed his sixth year with the franchise.
That 2019 draft produced Jones and Dexter Lawrence in the first round, and Darius Slayton in the fifth. Since then, there has been a bunch of stuff, and most of it has been bad.
Losing has abounded for Lawence and Slayton. Since their arrival, the Giants have taken the field exactly 100 times in six seasons.
Asked after training camp practice Thursday to estimate how many times in those 100 games the Giants won, Slayton did some quick math in his head and responded, “Maybe 20 and whatever.’’
He was told the correct answer is 32. The Giants are 32-67-1 since he and Lawrence came aboard.
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