There seems to be something causing players to leave the New York Giants training camp in a hurry.
On Friday, offensive lineman Zach Fulton retired, becoming the third player to announce their retirement within just four days.
Coach Joe Judge responded to Fulton’s retirement, citing family and health reasons for his decision.
Fulton joins Joe Looney and Todd Davis, two other Giants players who recently decided to retire. Coach Judge had positive words for all three, calling them “good dudes.”
Coach Judge expressed understanding for the tough decisions these players made. He mentioned that with veterans towards the end of their careers, it’s not uncommon for such incidents to occur during training camp. He emphasized that respecting each player’s decision for their family is crucial.
In relation to potential comebacks, Judge stated, “I think both guys could’ve helped us. We left the door open for both guys based on what may open up in the future.”
Additionally, tight end Kelvin Benjamin announced his retirement from football after being released by the Giants last week.
