July 26th, 2011 
Matt Loede 
Posted in Giants co-owner John Mara appeared Monday afternoon on ESPN 1050 in New York. When asked about former Giant receiver Plaxico Burress, Mara told 1050 ESPN, the Giants will “certainly… talk about” bringing Burress. He added that the team will likely reach out to Burress’ agent to talk.
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Mara Warns of Chaos if Lockout Keeps Going
Giants owner John Mara has written an essay warning that the players’ strategy in the labor impasse, if successful, would lead to chaos in the NFL. Mara’s comments, posted on the team’s and league’s websites, point to the possibility of no league-wide minimum player salaries, “with many players making less than they do today,” and [...]
Mara Releases Statement About Pierce
Giants COO John Mara has released a statement responding to the possibility that Antonio Pierce might be prosecuted: “We have refrained from making any public statement regarding the legal proceedings against Plaxico Burress out of respect for the process. Our organization, including Antonio Pierce, has cooperated fully with the police and the DA’s office from [...]
Mara Speaks About the Burress Situation
The following is Giants CEO John Mara’s reaction on the Special Master decision in the Plaxico Burress grievance case: “We are very disappointed with the decision of the Special Master. This ruling represents yet another example of why we need a new and improved CBA. To think that a player could carry a loaded gun [...]
Giants Against Expanded Season
The Giants are the only team in the NFL currently against expanding the schedule from 16 to 18 regular season games and eliminating two of the preseason games. Co-Owner John Mara says it is hard enough to keep players healthy right now and that the league will need to expand roster sizes so organizations can [...]
PSL Prices for the New Giants Stadium Out of Sight
The New York Giants will be allowing fans to buy a seat licenses in the new stadium they are building with the New York Jets. This license will allow a fan to buy season tickets for that seat, and will cost between $1,000 and $20,000 depending on location. The Jets haven’t commented on if they [...]
