Shocking: New York Giant announced that tight end Darren Waller is leaving today another significant in the team….

The Giants’ decision to forgo financial incentives to retain Saquon Barkley and Xavier McKinney makes perfect sense.

We comprehend. The Giants don’t think that safety and running back are premium positions that need to be heavily invested in. That strategy is not flawed in any way. Many groups have similar viewpoints.

However—you had to know there would be a “but”—it is hard to ignore the quality the Giants saw go and write off these losses as insignificant.

One of the NFL’s top running backs, Barkley, and 24-year-old McKinney, who started every defensive action in the previous year, are rising stars.

If the Giants do become a stronger team, it won’t be by replacing them with cheaper talent in the end.

The Giants’ decision on how to spend their money is crucial, and they made a bold statement on the opening day of free agency.

They signed the soon-to-be 26-year-old to a long-term contract and traded for Brian Burns, without a doubt strengthening their defensive line.

Without a doubt, they strengthened their offensive line by bringing in Jermaine Eluemunor to potentially replace Evan Neal at right tackle and Jon Runyan Jr. to start at one guard position.