“It’s an honor being inside this building where his impact was directly felt, carries over into the history of our organization,” Judge said. “A coach around the league that worked together and had a lot of good relationships, have a lot of respect for his son (John), just all the respect in the world for what they are doing, and obviously our thoughts and prayers are with his family and the impact he made here for the Giants. It’s something we talked about as a team and we’ll make sure we reflect on.”
Jim Fassel, who coached Giants to the 2001 Super Bowl, dies of heart attack at 71
