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Giants Begin Interviews for Wink Martindale Vacancy

Giants Begin Search for New Defensive Coordinator

The Giants have started their search for a new defensive coordinator following the departure of Wink Martindale. One of the first candidates to be interviewed is Ravens secondary coach Dennard Wilson. Wilson, who has previously coached with the Eagles, Jets, and Rams, has been with the Ravens for one year. Under his coaching, the Ravens had an impressive defensive performance this season, ranking sixth in passing yards allowed and third in passing touchdowns allowed. They also recorded 18 interceptions, tying for the third-most in the league. Wilson’s coaching has played a role in the development of Kyle Hamilton, who was named a First-Team All-Pro safety.

Another candidate for the defensive coordinator position is Titans defensive coordinator Shane Bowen. Bowen recently finished his third season with the Titans but was let go after the firing of head coach Mike Vrabel. This is the first known interviews for the Giants since the fallout between Brian Daboll and Martindale, which led to Martindale’s departure from the team.

In addition to the search for a defensive coordinator, the Giants also requested permission to interview Panthers interim head coach and special teams coordinator Chris Tabor for their special teams coordinator opening. However, their request was denied. This is the third candidate the Giants have been blocked from interviewing for the position.

On a positive note, Giants player Dexter Lawrence was named a Second Team All-Pro, making him the only Giants player to receive this honor. Lawrence was also voted a Pro Bowler for the second consecutive year. Despite battling a hamstring injury, Lawrence had an impressive season and proved his worth after signing a four-year, $87.5 million extension last offseason.

While Lawrence received recognition, there are other players who could have made a case for All-Pro honors. Inside linebacker Bobby Okereke had a strong first season with the team, recording impressive stats and making an impact on defense. Safety Xavier McKinney also had a notable season, finishing with three interceptions and contributing to the team’s success.

Overall, the Giants are actively searching for a new defensive coordinator and evaluating their players’ performances. They hope to find the right candidate to lead their defense and continue to improve in the upcoming season.

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