Apologies for my previous remarks,” Neal expressed on Thursday. “I acknowledge that my choice of words was inappropriate. Having come from humble beginnings myself, I understand the importance of not demeaning others based on their financial status or profession. Therefore, I sincerely apologize for my comments.
“It’s crucial for the fans to perceive me as a fellow human being. Those who have spent time around me can vouch for my character. Just like everyone else, I am not flawless,” Neal added.
When asked about Neal’s remarks, Giants head coach Brian Daboll responded to the reporters, saying they are moving forward and leaving the incident behind.
“Evan made a statement, and we had a conversation,” mentioned Daboll, according to ESPN.com. “I can see that he genuinely regrets and feels remorseful for his words.”
It remains to be seen how Neal’s swift apology will resonate with a fan base already frustrated. The best course of action for him, the Giants, and their supporters is to move forward and focus on the upcoming week. Next up are the 3-1 Miami Dolphins, who have an average pressure rate (35.7%, 17th) and allow a slightly below average pass EPA (-0.04, 22nd). They currently rank in the bottom ten for scoring (29.8 PPG, 28th) and overall defense (374.5 YPG, T-26th) this season.
However, Neal and the Giants’ front may face challenges in the game. Neal had limited participation in practice on Wednesday due to hand and ankle injuries. While there is a possibility of Saquon Barkley returning after missing two games, he might be running behind an offensive line without Shane Lemieux (groin), John Michael Schmitz (shoulder), and Andrew Thomas (hamstring), all absent from Wednesday’s practice.
Considering the presence of Bradley Chubb, Christian Wilkins, Emmanuel Ogbah, and Andrew Van Ginkel on the opposing team, the Giants’ league-worst scoring offense (11.5 PPG) might face another challenging game. If Neal and the New York team fail to turn the tables in Week 5, the fans at the stadium might express their disapproval once again.
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