Steve Tisch has been the chairman and executive vice president of the New York Giants for two decades, winning two Super Bowls in that span. But some shocking revelations in a new report have many fans calling for his ousting.

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It’s possible that Tisch, who turns 77 next month, completely steps away from the Giants — either on his own or amid pressure from co-owner John Mara and others who lead the franchise. Yet if Tisch insists on sticking around, could the NFL punish him? And what might that discipline look like?

The Giants signed Russell Wilson last offseason to give them a proven veteran, and a Super Bowl winner, in their quarterback room. Even with Jameis Winston already under contract and a plan in place to draft a quarterback (which turned out to be Jaxson Dart ), Wilson was brought in to be the starter.

Right from the get-go, there was reason to be concerned about the New York Giants cornerbacks group. After landing Paulson Adebo in free agency, the first hint of instability was that the team launched a full-scale competition for the other cornerback spot between 2023 first-round pick Deonte Banks and 2022 third-round pick Cor’Dale Flott.

Tisch's name appeared in latest release of Epstein files.

New York finished the year with a 4-13 record, earning the No. 5 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft on April 23 in Pittsburgh. The franchise enters a new era after hiring John Harbaugh as the team's head coach and GM Joe Schoen is tasked with building the Super Bowl champ a contending team around last year's No. 25 pick, QB Jaxson Dart.

The Giants co-owner clarified his relationship with Epstein after documents revealed his connection to the convicted sex offender.

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