The New York Giants have boxed themselves in with countless poor roster decisions from general manager Joe Schoen, and some of them are only aging worse over time. Jevón Holland was expected to slot in as the perfect Xavier McKinney replacement, but instead is rapidly climbing the list of worst free agents in franchise history.
Things have gotten so bad for Holland that the Giants are trying to see if he'll recoup any value on special teams. After failing to activate any of their return man before the loss to the Washington Commanders, interim head coach Mike Kafka controversially opted to turn to the fifth-year safety to be New York's new return man, telling reporters:
"So, we got a lot of trust in (safety Jevón) Holland to go back there and fair catch it.