The Giants and Evan Engram have tried to make it work. But between the dropped catches, the injuries, the inconsistencies of Big Blue's offense and the pass protection woes that have stalled Daniel Jones' relationship-building with his top targets, it feels like a fresh start could be the best for both. Issues for the Giants on offense and Engram's production within it have unfortunately overshadowed the talent of a dynamic receiver-shaped-tight end built to thrive in a modern scheme. If you can limit his blocking duties and merely exploit the speed, the route-running and the yards-after-catch, he can be a threat in any offense. Injury concerns elsewhere on offense, however, would mean Engram's departure leaves Joe Judge, Jason Garrett and Jones worryingly short of recognised playmakers. Conte - with his all-action charismatic demeanour on the touchline - was facing a Marcelo Bielsa team for the first time in his managerial career, and he witnessed the visitors make the more confident start as Pascal Struijk stole the ball off Moura to set up Stuart Dallas for a low drive that fizzed a yard wide inside eight minutes. "There's not going to be a repeat of last year, when PSG sacked Thomas Tuchel mid-season. From a sporting point of view, it's impossible to justify because of the results that the team is getting on the pitch, and also from a financial point of view, because the compensation would be even greater than that of the German. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player