1 month ago | By Boston Herald
No one wants to lose Wink.
Giants defensive coordinator Don “Wink” Martindale was a central figure to the franchise's resurgence this season, and he's a perfect fit for New York.
“When I came here as a Giant, it wasn't a stepping stone for me; it was a destination,” Martindale said on Jan. 18. “I love it here in New York.”
So it's conceivable the Giants could head off Martindale's second scheduled head coaching interview with the Indianapolis Colts this weekend and retain him with a raise - and maybe an “assistant head coach” title - that creates head coach-like financial security for the...
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