The Tisch family seeks NFL approval to transfer their Giants stake to trusts, amid scrutiny over past ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

The Tisch family, co-owners of the New York Giants, is seeking NFL approval to transfer their 23.1% stake to trusts for their children, ending their direct ownership if approved. The request, detailed in a March 11 memo, follows scrutiny of Steve Tisch after his name appeared nearly 440 times in the Epstein Files, which revealed past email exchanges with Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender. Tisch acknowledged the correspondence, stating it involved adult women, movies, philanthropy, and investments, but denied visiting Epstein’s island and expressed regret. The Giants and NFL declined to comment. The move is part of routine succession planning, with prior similar transfers approved.