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Robert Stolzenberger asks: A lot has been made, rightfully, about the Commanders’ poor deciding and executing at the end of OT in game 5. But wouldn’t it have been much safer and smarter for the Giants to have tried the…

Ed Valentine answers fan questions regarding the New York Giants following their Week 5 tie against the Washington Commanders. The mailbag addresses overtime strategy, Cam Skattebo's recent fumbling issues, the viability of the running game, and defensive forced fumbles.
Valentine defends head coach Harbaugh's decision to run the ball late in overtime rather than immediately attempting a field goal. Valentine also argues that completely benching Skattebo would be overly harsh, while dismissing suggestions that Devin Singletary should replace him as the lead back.
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