
Ernie Accorsi, who previously served as general manager for the New York Giants and orchestrated the trade to bring Eli Manning to the franchise, has passed away at the age of 84. During his lengthy career in the sport, which spanned nearly four decades, he guided the organization to multiple playoff appearances and a Super Bowl appearance.
Figures throughout the league, including NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, Giants president John Mara, and former head coach Tom Coughlin, shared statements praising his sharp intellect, profound impact on the franchise, and lasting legacy. Accorsi was previously recognized for his contributions to the team with an induction into the Giants Ring of Honor in 2016.
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