Giants’ David Sills hopes extra work with Daniel Jones leads to roster spot
NY Post
David Sills’ rise with the Giants can be traced to two smart offseason decisions: Taking over the spare bedroom at his sister’s house and signing up for an airline miles rewards account.
That’s how Sills attached himself to the hip of Daniel Jones — a connection that has paid off during training camp because the receiver with zero games played over his first two NFL seasons is one of the favorite targets of the starting quarterback. “Basically, this guy followed Daniel around the country,” Giants head coach Joe Judge said. “Wherever Daniel was, he was going to be there to catch passes. That’s someone who you can tell has really invested in himself to give it every shot he has.”
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