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TENYG40 insightsLatest Oct 30, 2026
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PositiveRoleOct 16, 2026Big Blue View
Manhertz described the Jameis Winston experience as 'pretty damn good to me.' He characterized Winston's approach on the field as 'all business'—'extremely detailed, he's diligent in his process.' Manhertz emphasized Winston's communication style with the offense: 'the way that he communicates with us as an offensive individually is somebody that wants to be aligned in everything we do collectively as an offense.' Manhertz noted the separation between Winston's off-field persona and his on-field focus: 'Off the field is off the field, but once we come in this building it's all business to try to get a win.'
NegativeRoleSep 28, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Veteran tight end Manhertz, who lived through the Giants' five fourth-quarter collapses last season, admitted thinking about those losses from the sideline during Tennessee's final drive. He credited the team's new mentality under John Harbaugh, saying 'I do question last year if we would have been able to pull that one out. I think it's a testament to the players we have, the leaders we have, and just having a mentality of finding a way to win.'
PositiveRoleAug 18, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Chris Manhertz is a veteran tight end who gives the Giants a run advantage and appears poised to have an important role in Greg Roman's running offense. The source notes that Manhertz played nine snaps with the first team, had a quality rep on a run play, and also pinned a 295-pound defensive end on a T/C pin-pull sweep out of even 12 personnel. The Giants trust the veteran to execute blocks that give their rushing attack creative options.
PositiveRoleAug 18, 2026Big Blue View
Manhertz, a veteran tight end, gives the Giants a run advantage and appears poised to have an important role in Greg Roman's running offense. He played nine snaps with the first team, including a quality rep where he threw two Vikings defenders to the ground, and also pinned a 295-pound defensive end on a T/C pin-pull sweep out of even 12 personnel. The source expresses enthusiasm for Manhertz's blocking ability and suggests the Giants trust him to execute creative blocking schemes that give their rushing attack options.