Justin Tuck admitted he was "a little bit" surprised to see
three of his long-time Giants teammates -- Ahmad Bradshaw,
Michael Boley and Chris Canty -- be cut last week. But the
veteran defensive end and defensive captain also trusts in the
Giants front office, led by general manager Jerry Reese, that
has put together two Super Bowl champion teams in the past six
seasons.  "Those guys have done a great job over the years of
building a team that can be successful, and I don’t see why we
can't trust in the fact that they know what they're doing up
there," Tuck said tonight at the annual Founders Dinner at
Cipriani Wall Street. "Those decisions aren’t easy decisions.
I'm sure Jerry and everyone up there had some tough times and
some tough conversations about them, but they felt as though it
needed to happen, and they went forward with it."  Tuck said it
was his understanding that the decisions were financially
driven, helping the Giants to clear nearly $14 million in
salary-cap space. He hated to lose important