We talk about it as fans because, hey, we're better off losing.

We're better off having a top pick.

But, Tiki, you've always said athletes don't tank.

And I agree with you.

Athletes don't tank.

The question is, do organizations tank?

And there is evidence to support that the New York Giants have made a business decision over the final five games of the year.

Joining us right now to explain what the New York Giants are doing is, of course, the head of the

tank committee. You know him as Sean Morash, employed here at WFN, and of course Evan and Tiki.

Sean, we appreciate you giving us a few minutes.

Thanks for having me, guys.

What evidence did you see today that supports this claim that the New York Giants have decided we are, in fact, going to tank?

Well, we all were awaiting, obviously, the Giants as they entered here on this Wednesday, first day of practice.

And for the first time and a long time, I could remember multiple players being labeled with this label, Tiki, week to week on the injury front.

Those would include Germain Aluminore, who to week on the injury front. Those would include

Germain Aluminore, who just prior to the Thanksgiving game, never missed games

and alerted the masses, I'll be back the week after, if it was a Sunday game I would

have played. Now he's suddenly week to week. Evan Neal with a hip injury stinks, but guess

what? Azudu's now going to play over him week to week. Deonti Banks, who was out with a hip injury, stinks, but guess what? Azudu's now going to play over him week to week. Deonti Banks, who was out with a little bit of a sore rib

last week, is suddenly week to week.

Rakeem Nunez Roches, who

had a bit of a stinger, is week to week. Remember,

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