The New York Giants is a cherished institution with a rich legacy that spans nearly a century. As fans, we wear the logo with pride, embodying the spirit of the team both in triumph and in challenge. But this spirit is threatened when our leadership is marred by associations that do not reflect the values we so deeply cherish.

Today, it has come to light that Steve Tisch, an integral part of our team’s ownership, has been repeatedly mentioned in the latest release of Jeffrey Epstein's files dated January 30th. These files suggest an association with acts that are deeply troubling and antithetical to what the Giants stand for—the principles of integrity, respect, and social responsibility.

In a time when the NFL and its franchises are making earnest efforts to support and uplift women, this association presents a glaring contradiction. The Giants should be at the forefront of promoting safe and respectful environments, not just in the locker rooms but also in the boardrooms. As a fan, it is not just enough to support the team on the field; we must also demand accountability from those who represent our beloved franchise.

Therefore, we call for Steve Tisch to take immediate responsibility for his actions and associations. He should either step down from his role within the Giants organization or sell his share of the team. This step is crucial to maintain the integrity of the Giants and restore faith among fans who feel betrayed by these revelations.

By taking decisive action, Steve Tisch can demonstrate true leadership—acknowledging his actions and associations by prioritizing the greater good of the team and its supporters. This is not just about one individual but about preserving the dignity and respect that the Giants deserve.

We urge the Giants' community to support this call for change. Let's ensure our team reflects the values we hold dear and remains an institution we can support with pride. Sign this petition if you believe in safeguarding the integrity of our Giants organization.