On Sunday, the New York Giants finally got their veteran wideout Golden Tate onto the field. After signing a four-year, $37.5 million deal with Big Blue in March, the NFL suspended Tate for four games. The former Seattle Seahawk, Detroit Lion, and Philadelphia Eagle violated the league’s substance policy.
However, in his first game as a Giant, Tate didn’t produce as much as fans were hoping. His underwhelming presence and performance led to just three receptions for 13 yards. But is this the role that Giants fans can expect from Tate moving forward?