A couple days ago, Ian Rappaport, also Dan Dugan, who covers the, her Duggan, not sure, covers the Giants had this report that Joe Shane internally is looked at as doing a better job than externally looked at.

Is it a new report or an old report? Well, it's a little bit of both because it's new to us talking about it this morning, old in the sense that it was put out there a couple of days ago. Hey, go on, Joe Shane fits the whole wing foot look. Sure, he does. That is absolutely right. You said that at the time when he was hired.

Yes.

Still applies. But yeah, I mean, Ian Rapport also put in there an interesting part where he goes, keeping Joe Shane through the draft.

Now, we did see this in New York once before.

McCagnan and Douglas.

Yeah. With Mike McCagnan, they keep Mike McCagin through the draft, then fire him.

And I don't know if that's something that the Giants are considering to do with Joe Shane.

But in this one article, it says, Giants ownership has been burned too many times by abrupt regime changes over the past decade.

And there's growing belief inside the building

that Shane's personnel plan still deserves runway.

From the outside, the case looks shaky, 12 and 38 across shaky, 12 and 38 across last three seasons

offers little evidence of meaningful progress, but internally, Shane is credited

with cleaning up the cat mess he inherited modernizing scouting and analytics processes,

processes, and finally adding blue chip upside at premium positions.

Now, interesting, As I see,

2019 was McCaghan's last draft.

Yeah.

He drafted Quinn and Williams.

Ah.

Jekai Polite.

Chuma Idoga.

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