Many pundits, followers, and events have been lobbying for the New York Giants to take a shot at buying Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields.
Fields was traded to the Pittsburgh Steelers this previous weekend for a conditional sixth-round draft decide, prompting a social media onslaught of individuals questioning their group’s effort to amass the previous first-round decide.
The reply was revealed in an article by Jaclyn Hendricks of the New York Post on Monday morning.
Former Bears quarterback Justin Fields needed Pittsburgh alone as his subsequent NFL residence.
Earlier than the Bears traded Fields to the Steelers on Saturday, 4 NFL groups inquired in regards to the 25-year-old quarterback, whose camp “requested for him to not be traded there” as he “needed the Steelers,” NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported Sunday.
The 4 suitors weren’t specified.
Once more, nobody is certain if the Giants made an inquiry, which is a moot level since Fields appeared to need to play in Pittsburgh it doesn’t matter what.
The Giants signed Drew Lock on March 14 to a one-year, $5 million free agent deal. One has to surprise in the event that they rebuffed on an try and commerce for Fields earlier than they made that call.
Fields will earn $1.6 million with the Steelers this 12 months and can play behind Russell Wilson in coaching camp barring something unexpected.
