Giants great Justin Tuck has a ‘message’ for team, fans
NY Post
The Giants have unveiled plans to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their Super Bowl 46 victory over the Patriots, and one of that team’s captains has expressed the importance of looking toward the franchise’s future more so than celebrating its past.
The Super Bowl 46 champions will be honored at halftime of the Giants-Rams game Oct. 17 at MetLife Stadium, the keynote to the team’s Reunion Weekend. To Justin Tuck, the coronation of that fourth Giants Super Bowl champion serves as a reminder that it’s time for his former team to contend again. “I’ve always been a guy that really never wanted to celebrate past things,” Tuck said on Wednesday during a conference call for the upcoming American Century Championship celebrity golf tournament. “I want to see my Giants win this Super Bowl and the next Super Bowl. I want to be more focused on that, to be honest with you.
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