Giants Turn Focus to On-Field Activities

It’s time for the New York Giants to buckle up the chin straps.  The Giants have done all the right things in order to get their staff and players focused on football.  Getting rid of the distractions will allow everyone in the Giants organization to focus on the game and working to improve their football team.  All of the off-field nonsense has been taken care of smartly by Giants brass.  They got rid of the controversial Plaxico Burress and his legal issues, they let Antonio Pierce address the media about his legal issue and then put an end to it there, and they reportedly have reached a contract extension with their franchise quarterback, Eli Manning.   

The Giants don’t want these issues to linger during camp and into the regular season.  They want to cut the distractions out and focus on playing football.  I know the Giants signed some players this offseason who have had some legal troubles in the past but I don’t foresee a problem with them.  The organization has handled sticky situations well and should be rewarded with a strong team effort in the upcoming season.