The 2025 NFL Combine will take place in Indianapolis, Indiana next week and the football world will have all eyes drawn on the events.
All 32 teams will be heavily represented as they get an up-close look at many of this year’s draft-eligible players.
Select NFL head coaches and general managers will be available to the media on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Giants general manager Joe Schoen will be available on Tuesday morning at 10:00 a.m. ET. Head coach Brian Daboll is not scheduled to participate in the media sessions.
GM & HC podium schedule for Indianapolis. pic.twitter.com/wrViqnU7QD
— Ryan Fowler (@_RyanFowler_) February 21, 2025
This could be a simple one-team, one-voice front put up by the Giants, who have taken a veritable beating in the media after a rough year both on and off the field.
Or, it could be the Giants are simply playing things close to the vest and don’t want to tip their hand. By limiting their exposure to the media, there are fewer chances for any kind of mixed message or faux pas occurring.
Until the Annual League Meeting in late March, that is, where John Mara usually addresses the media.
The 2025 NFL Combine will take place in Indianapolis, Indiana next week and the football world will have all eyes drawn on the events.
All 32 teams will be heavily represented as they get an up-close look at many of this year’s draft-eligible players.
Select NFL head coaches and general managers will be available to the media on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Giants general manager Joe Schoen will be available on Tuesday morning at 10:00 a.m. ET. Head coach Brian Daboll is not scheduled to participate in the media sessions.
GM & HC podium schedule for Indianapolis. pic.twitter.com/wrViqnU7QD
— Ryan Fowler (@_RyanFowler_) February 21, 2025
This could be a simple one-team, one-voice front put up by the Giants, who have taken a veritable beating in the media after a rough year both on and off the field.
Or, it could be the Giants are simply playing things close to the vest and don’t want to tip their hand. By limiting their exposure to the media, there are fewer chances for any kind of mixed message or faux pas occurring.
Until the Annual League Meeting in late March, that is, where John Mara usually addresses the media.
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The 2025 NFL Combine will take place in Indianapolis, Indiana next week and the football world will have all eyes drawn on the events.
All 32 teams will be heavily represented as they get an up-close look at many of this year’s draft-eligible players.
Select NFL head coaches and general managers will be available to the media on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Giants general manager Joe Schoen will be available on Tuesday morning at 10:00 a.m. ET. Head coach Brian Daboll is not scheduled to participate in the media sessions.
GM & HC podium schedule for Indianapolis. pic.twitter.com/wrViqnU7QD
— Ryan Fowler (@_RyanFowler_) February 21, 2025
This could be a simple one-team, one-voice front put up by the Giants, who have taken a veritable beating in the media after a rough year both on and off the field.
Or, it could be the Giants are simply playing things close to the vest and don’t want to tip their hand. By limiting their exposure to the media, there are fewer chances for any kind of mixed message or faux pas occurring.
Until the Annual League Meeting in late March, that is, where John Mara usually addresses the media.