Giants legend Victor Cruz talks state of team after it retained coach, general manager despite abysmal season

The Giants are now in line to pick third in the draft, and many experts say two quarterbacks, at most, are worthy of being selected early on. 

“Finish Ultimate is just the way to go to get the tough stains out, and I wouldn’t use any other brand than Finish Ultimate.”

“I think, at some point, you gotta provide some continuity, right? You can’t just keep firing every coach. You gotta give some guys a little bit of a runway to figure out if they’re the guys,” Cruz told Fox News Digital in a recent interview. 

“And I just think that them two together could also help each other, feed off of each other, and help each other grow simultaneously so that they can be together and face all the ups and downs that are going to come. And they could be the glue that keeps that team together and keeps everybody positive.”

“Now, if we’re a three-win team next year, you gotta blow it up, because clearly it’s not working. But if we’re that middle tier — 9-8, 8-9, in contention — maybe a wild-card spot and we’re right there in it, then I have a different taste. Then I’m like, ‘OK, I commit to them. Let’s figure out what we need to get over that last hump.'”

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“I think it depends on what level of suck are we, right? How much do we suck? Are we 3-14 again, or are we 9-8? 8-9? Are we in that middle tier to maybe we’re a couple pieces away?” he said.

“As I’ve transitioned into my retirement and chilling and posting things at the crib, it just helps getting the tough stains out. It helps when I’m making food, different food is here, and we got those tough stains on those dishes,” said Cruz. 

The Giants’ focus is on the draft, and even if the Titans and Browns do let Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders fall to the Giants, Cruz would say thanks, but no thanks and aim for a familiar name.

The G-Men aren’t likely to sniff a Super Bowl for a while, so perhaps the players will be throwing some parties for the big game this year. Cruz is, and he’s partnered with Finish Ultimate dishwasher detergent ahead of traveling to New Orleans next month. The brand is giving away a $10,000 prize so fans can host the Super Bowl party of their dreams.

The two teams ahead of the Giants — the Titans and Browns — are likely in the quarterback market.

It was the worst Giants season in a generation. Their .176 winning percentage with their 3-14 record was the fourth-lowest in franchise history. And, yet, owner John Mara made the unpopular decision to keep both head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen.

Less than three weeks ago, the New York Giants had control of the NFL Draft board and tentatively held onto the No. 1 pick. Then, they scored 45 points, their most in over 10 years, and won.

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