Missing out on Pittsburgh Steelers veteran wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. this offseason has quietly been a blessing in disguise for the New York Giants.
GMEN HQ argues that the New York Giants avoided a major mistake by passing on wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. during the offseason. Pittman, who was reportedly on the Giants' radar, was traded to the Pittsburgh Steelers and signed a three-year, $59 million contract. However, he has struggled with production, suffered a foot injury setback, and is expected to miss multiple games.
The writer notes that New York opted for cheaper alternatives, including drafting rookie Malachi Fields and signing Darnell Mooney. Fields is currently averaging more receiving yards per game than Pittman at a fraction of the cost, validating the Giants' committee approach.
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