Giants clap back at Donald Trump’s story of Saquon Barkley warning: ‘Stop yapping’
NY Post
The Giants are pushing back on President Donald Trump’s claim that he told members of the Giants – including head coach Brian Daboll – not to let Saquon Barkley leave before he became a free agent and signed with the Eagles in 2024.
Trump made the comments during the Eagles’ visit to the White House on Monday to celebrate their Super Bowl victory earlier this year.
However, Giants vice president of communications Pat Hanlon refuted it to Front Office Sports, telling the outlet that “there were no conversations” that took place between the President and the Giants regarding Barkley.
Hanlon had told the outlet “no,” when they asked if he could confirm that any conversation had taken place or if the team would be making a statement.
FOS also reported that Hanlon then directed them to a post he made on his personal X account.
“With all due respect, stop yapping. Be the leader we all want you to be. And my 401K wants you to be. I’m trying to retire!!” he wrote on the social media platform while tagging Trump.
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