New York Giants’ Tyler Sash optimistic about next season – NFL News
New York Giants’ safety, Tyler Sash, has expressed optimism about his and the team’s future while asserting that he hopes to display better performance in the next National Football League (NFL) season.
Sash, who started his professional NFL season in 2011, was lucky to be a part of the squad that won the Super Bowl XLVI. After receiving such an honour in his rookie year, Sash is now aiming high and seems hungry for success.
Before joining the professional league, Sash used to play for the Iowa Hawkeyes football team.
After being drafted by the Giants in the sixth round of the last year’s draft, Sash became a part of Giants’ special teams and now he has shown willingness to play at any position.
Sash said that he wants to get a starting and perform well. However, he also mentioned that he is ready to do anything in the interest of the team and could even compromise on many things.
He commented:
“First and foremost, I’m going to do whatever is asked of me. That’s the type of person I am, that’s the type of player I am. Whatever is asked of me, I’m going to do that to the best of my abilities. If that translates into getting more snaps or starting
on defence, that’s what I want to do.”
While referring to other players, Sash said that everyone wants to give a comparatively better performance in the next season. He added that he also wants to do the same and play a crucial role in his team’s success in the next season.
He said:
“I think everybody’s goal going into the season is to be the starter at whatever position they play or get in packages. Whatever it is, whatever I can do to help my team win games and get back to where we were just at is obviously the goal.”
In the last regular season, Sash played 16 games and recorded 17 tackles. In the postseason, he played four games and registered seven tackles.
Giants’ head coach, Tom Coughlin, was also pleased by the performance the rookie put up and said that the young man completed his responsibility efficaciously.
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