Trevor Lawrence regrets not taking a cart when he was carted off the field due to injury.
The New York Giants surprised this year’s Heart of a Giant Award winner on Wednesday at MetLife Stadium, making it a very special occasion.
In addition to his personal tenacity, Eduardo Recinos received recognition for his dedication as the football team manager at his high school.
Despite having spastic cerebral palsy from birth, Recinos never let it stop him. Recinos is able to walk independently after years of surgery and rehabilitation.
Since his birth, he has surmounted many challenges, and in the transition from then to now, he is both a member of a team and a solo traveler. He is present each day. Giants quarterback Daniel Jones says of him, “He’s helping out, bringing a lot of energy, positivity, and enthusiasm.”
Little did Recinos know that Jones would be there to surprise him with the trophy, Super Bowl tickets, and a $10,000 equipment grant for his high school. Recinos had assumed he was going to another round of interviews.
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A victory by the Giants would maintain their hopes of making the playoffs and help the Philadelphia Eagles (+3.5) secure their spot in the postseason.
Bet $10 on PHI to Win vs. DAL and Get $26.00
Less than 3.5 percent loss: $18.70
To Lose: Dallas Cowboys (-3.5) and $15.21
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To Lose: $26.00. Given that the Packers are among the hottest teams in the NFL and that the Giants are currently 6.5-point home underdogs, it won’t be simple.
Even though the Giants are still hoping to make the playoffs, the rest of 2023 is also spent reflecting on how they can better themselves in order to go into 2024. Evan Neal, an offensive lineman, is a major question that the Giants will need to address moving forward.
As of this writing, Neal has not yet returned to the practice field, but his injury is also not anticipated to be a season-ending one. Before the season ends, he ought to return.
In the 2022 NFL Draft, the Giants selected Neal out of Alabama with the seventh overall pick to position him as their long-term right tackle opposite Andrew Thomas. Regretfully, Neal has not lived up to the expectations of the supporters. Neal’s lack of progress is also bothering the Giants, as General Manager Joe Schoen recently stated that Neal “needs to play better.” He is aware of that.
