EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — The co-owner of the New York Giants says he goofed failing to tell the owner of the New York Jets about a decision to allow the Miami Dolphins to use the Giants’ indoor facility prior to a game against the Jets.
In hindsight, Giants co-owner John Mara says he should have spoken to Jets owner Woody Johnson before giving the Dolphins permission to use their indoor practice facility on Friday and Saturday.
The Dolphins and Jets play on Sunday at the New Meadowlands Stadium, a $1.6 billion facility that is co-owned by the Giants and Jets.
Mara spoke with Johnson by telephone on Friday, adding the relationship between stadium partners is strong.
