Giants’ John Mara sees light at end of tunnel: ‘Tired of losing’
NY Post
John Mara sounded like a fan sitting in the upper deck at MetLife Stadium on Wednesday.
The Giants co-owner has seen his team miss the playoffs each of the past four seasons and go 18-46 over that time and is sick of it. “I’m tired of the losing,” Mara said on a Zoom call with reporters, “and of having the postseason press conference trying to explain what went wrong and why I think we’re making progress. It’s time for us to start winning some more. That’s one of the reasons we spent the money that we did.”
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