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New York Daily News Giants beat writer Ralph Vacchiano has a catchy title; however I think if you read this article Strahan is not giving the Giants an ultimatum. Former Giants GM George Young had a quote: "When they say it is not about the money, it is about the money". In this case, I think Strahan would like 8 million instead of 6 million. On the other hand, I think Strahan would take the 6 million for

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t he just call it quits? Because he can make more money playing than he can in retirement. And he can still play. He had 11 sacks last season. We just need to see how badly the Giants want him back. Source: NY Daily News

t he just call it quits? Because he can make more money playing than he can in retirement. And he can still play. He had 11 sacks last season. We just need to see how badly the Giants want him back. Source: NY Daily News

Michael Strahan doesn't appear to be close to announcing his future plans, but there is something the Giants could do to push things along. They could give him $8 million.That's the amount Strahan hopes to get from the Giants for what would likely be his final season with the team - and possibly in the NFL - if he decides to return to play in 2008, according to two sources familiar with his situation. ...The Giant's front office said that they would take care of Strahan financially so if money is the only issue with him coming back expect him to. The amount of money is due to Jason Taylor's contract, but Taylor is younger and more productive than

That's the amount Strahan hopes to get from the Giants for what would likely be his final season with the team - and possibly in the NFL - if he decides to return to play in 2008, according to two sources familiar with his situation. ...The Giant's front office said that they would take care of Strahan financially so if money is the only issue with him coming back expect him to. The amount of money is due to Jason Taylor's contract, but Taylor is younger and more productive than

 - The AP also covered this story that Giants.com released yesterday, ”The New York Giants and WNBC-TV have reached a multiyear agreement for the network to broadcast preseason games for the Super Bowl champions.” New York Daily News: Michael Strahan: $8M or goodbye - Ralph Vacchiano wrote an article about how Michael Strahan wants $8 million to come back in 2008.  You know that I don’t want him back for $1 million, but it’s not my decision.  With that said, Vacchiano rarely includes any quotes from the

Strahan believes it’s worth $8 million

insight for the whole world to see. It's a way to interact and it's also a good way to spread the word about our little blog (or so we've been told.) This morning, over at the Daily News website, we posted an innocent comment on the Michael Strahan story. Believe us, when we say "innocent," we mean it: something along the lines of, "I think he'll play one more year and then head up to the announcing booth." Something like that. Then we signed it with the name of this site. We would post the exact