Giants running out of time to bring ‘juice’ to this season
NY Post
It is all about the juice.
Or lack of it.
Until the Giants get their first one, they can squeeze and squeeze and they will come up with not a drip of anything sweet or satisfying.
“Wins create juice,” linebacker Micah McFadden said Wednesday after practice. “And I think for the rookies in our building and the new guys, we all want to experience that feeling after a win, in the locker room after a win. Ultimately not only for this team but they want it for themselves.”
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