Giants’ Darren Waller breaks silence as he remains undecided on retirement

The New York Giants’ passing game was an unmitigated disaster for much of the 2023-2024 season, with a brief interlude of Tommy DeVito-induced mania to break up the monotony. The Giants are expected to get quarterback Daniel Jones back next season and he will be flanked by rookie Malik Nabers, who compares to three of the best wideouts in the NFL according to his latest player comparisons. Now, the question is whether the Giants’ passing game will include tight end Darren Waller, who has a very specific set of conditions he shared recently for returning.

Fans of the G-Men were shocked as Nabers fired a warning off to division competitor Jayden Daniels, now of the Washington Commanders, after being drafted.

On Friday, Waller’s list of conditions was revealed by reporter Art Stapleton, and it may come as a surprise to Giants fans who expected him back.

Waller Shares Info on Possible Return 

Last season, the 31-year-old former Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets star racked up over 50 receptions and over 500 yards receiving for a disjointed Giants passing attack under Coach Brian Daboll that did not live up to its pre-season billing with Daniel Jones sidelined by injury.

Coach Brian Daboll’s Giants missed the postseason and were forced to go back to the drawing board with so many of their players’ futures up in the air.

One of them is Waller, who said recently that he will need to feel as if he can give 100 percent to the team before deciding whether to come back or not. The info was revealed on X by Stapleton who was at an event for mental health awareness. Waller said that his potential decision to retire or return is not affected by the Giants’ current team roster or situation following last year’s letdown of a season.