The New York Giants have a bit of a problem on their hands right now.
Former star tight end Darren Waller has yet to make a decision about his playing future.
He continues to mull retirement, and the Giants would like to get an answer from him before the upcoming NFL Draft, according to a report by The Athletic’s Vic Tafur (via JPA Football).
𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧: #Giants TE Darren Waller has yet to make a decision on his playing future, per @VicTafur
Giants would ideally like to have an answer before the #NFL draft happens. pic.twitter.com/Ec6dF609Jz
— JPAFootball (@jasrifootball) April 9, 2024
Waller was one of the best tight ends in the game just three years ago, logging 107 receptions with the Raiders.
He was one of Derek Carr’s favorite targets before injuries got the best of him, and he’s missed 19 games over the past three seasons.
He didn’t get along with Josh McDaniels and was traded to the Giants just one year into his three-year contract extension.
Waller is known for overcoming a drug addiction earlier in his career.
He served multiple suspensions and managed to get his career back on track.
But this game takes a big physical and mental toll on anybody, and it might be time for him to walk away for good.
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