The Giants signed former Dolphins cornerback Tony Lippett. The veteran took part in the Giants’ practice on Thursday and, depending on how things go, may be an option for the active roster on Sunday against the Redskins. 
Lippett, a former collegiate wideout, was a 13-game starter for the Dolphins in 2016, but lost the entire 2017 season to a torn Achilles. This year, he missed the Dolphins’ final cut.
Lippett takes the place of Eli Apple on the roster, though won’t necessarily take on the same role. B.W. Webb figures to start opposite of Janoris Jenkins while Lippett will probably be one of the first corners off of the bench. In time, Lippett could push his way into the starting lineup, particularly if Jenkins is traded before the Oct. 30 deadline.
The 1-6 Giants have a winnable next three games against the Redskins, 49ers, and Bucs. But, if they don’t win at least two of those three, their playoff hopes will be looking pretty slim.
Looking pretty slim? At 1-6 the playoffs are not happening anyway.
Not that I’m saying I think they will make the playoffs…but have you seen that division? Any team rattles off a couple wins and they are in first…
They are already slim, at the very least.
Is this article for real? Next 3 games winnable? And if they don’t win 2 of the 3 playoff hopes are slim? They were done weeks go. The team is awful and in a state of flux. They’ll be lucky if they go 3-13.
With as bad as everything has gone I feel the coach is getting a pass. I wondered if they had kept Spags as head coach if it would be any different.