When you specifically look at Dave Gettleman‘s 2020 offseason, you begin to develop mixed feelings. The leader of the New York Giants front office has looked great in some scenarios, but not so much in others.
The not-so-great group encompasses the DeAndre Baker and Aldrick Rosas situations, and I understand he wasn’t at the cookout in Florida or the crash site in Califonia, but you don’t look fantastic when players you’ve made moves to employ allegedly become involved in those types of events.
The former group, on the other hand, includes acquiring a new No.