Bryan Hudson will keep Giants’ C job for at least another week

Second-year center Bryan Hudson will get the nod as the New York Giants' starting center once again, as the team prepares for its Week 6 matchup against the New Orleans Saints at MetLife Stadium.  The 25-year-old undrafted free agent has handled the role well enough to keep getting the green light from head coach John Harbaugh after two strong outings against the Arizona Cardinals in Week 4 and on Sunday against the Commanders.  "He played well in the game the week before and he played well in this past game," Harbaugh said. "Things he can do better, but things he did really well, and that's what we based it on. We will for this week. He'll be the starter." John-Michael Schmitz, who lost his starting job after going on paternity leave, "will still be in the plans," Harbaugh added.  "He could play, but Huddy will be the starter," Harbaugh said.  Hudson has earned an overall grade of 75.5 from Pro Football Focus, which ranks second among 34 qualified centers this season. He has allo