In the more than 700 days since Dexter Lawrence said it was time for the Giants to start winning, the team is 9-25.&nbsp;

“I don’t want to talk about building. It’s more about doing at this point,” Lawrence said on July 27, 2023. “I hate losing. I don’t really want to talk about building. I want to talk about what we are doing today to get better for tomorrow, and then that day leads into the season. You all can talk about building, but our mindset is winning.”&nbsp;

Lawrence, 27, quietly went about his business during OTAs and spring minicamp, working in individual drills but watching 11-on-11s from the sideline. 

He hasn’t given a media interview since Thanksgiving — <a href="https://nypost.com/2024/11/29/sports/giants-dexter-lawrence-suffers-dislocated-elbow/">in the aftermath of suffering a dislocated elbow</a> — so his thoughts are unknown on the roster overhaul that happened in the offseason and the plan to rebuild around quarterback Jaxson Dart in 2026, when Lawrence will be in his eighth season.&nbsp;

In the more than 700 days since he said it was time for the Giants to start winning, the team is 9-25. {ai:summary}<p>Dexter Lawrence has expressed frustration with the Giants' performance, noting a dismal record of 9-25 over the past 700 days. He emphasizes a focus on winning rather than rebuilding, stating the team's current mindset should prioritize improvement for immediate success.</p><p>Lawrence has been participating in individual drills but has remained quiet about the team's offseason changes and future plans, particularly regarding the quarterback situation. His last media interview was after an injury in November, leaving his current views largely unknown. #sports</p>

Giants can’t keep letting Dexter Lawrence’s brilliance go to waste

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