Chris Giraldo|| Multi-Sports Writer
This upcoming February, the New York Giants will be 6 years removed from their last Super Bowl title. The franchise has gone through some hard times ever since they knocked off Tom Brady and the New England Patriots for the 2nd time.
From 2013 to 2015, the Giants went 7-9, 6-10 and 6-10. Those were considered down seasons but nobody could have ever expected the epic failure that 2017 has become. Only 8 games into the season, and it is already considered one of the worst in franchise history. To make things worse, this wasn’t a team who was expected to be bad. After an 11-5 year in 2016, the Giants were seen as serious Super Bowl contenders-- and with good reason.
They returned all but 2 starters from their unbelievable, talent loaded defense. The front office finally invested highly on a Tight End in the draft, signed Brandon Marshall to form what looked to be an impressive WR trio alongside Odell Beckham and Sterling Shepard. But, nevertheless, it all went wrong.