Giants can’t make the same ‘Hard Knocks’ spotlight mistake that Jets did
NY Post
There was a time when John Mara, the Giants owner and CEO, said in jest (we think) that he would be dead before the Giants would ever agree to HBO featuring his team on its popular and polarizing “Hard Knocks’’ series.
Based his aversion to transparency when it comes to the inner workings of his team, Giants head coach Brian Daboll likely welcomed the “Hard Knocks’’ idea and the HBO cameras the way Bill Belichick might welcome the paparazzi aboard his boat “VIII Rings’’ to follow him and his 23-year-old cheerleader Jordon Hudson for a day.
You get the idea.
And yet … here we are.
On Tuesday night at 9 p.m., “Hard Knocks: Offseason with the New York Giants” airs the first of its five-part series.
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