Giants assistant Chad Hall gets unique Matthew Stafford reunion in Los Angeles

Few know Matthew Stafford as well as one Giants assistant.  Get texts from Paul Schwartz with all the latest Giants news and insights, exclusive to Sports+ subscribers.As the Giants look to slow down the Hall of Fame-caliber quarterback Monday night in Los Angeles, they have an inside scoop on him via wide receivers coach Chad Hall. Hall is Stafford’s brother-in-law — his sister, Kelly, is Stafford’s wife.

Both families are expected to be in attendance. “I get to see my nieces.It’s good,” Hall said before practice Friday.

“In this business, it’s hard to see family, especially for these seven months — it’s seven days a week.So it’s good to see family.

But it’s nothing more than that, we’re both competitors, we’re both out there trying to win.” Hall — who played four seasons in the league as a receiver — is in his second season as an assistant with the Giants, having served as the team’s assistant quarterbacks coach last year.The Giants, The Post reported at the time, pursued a trade for Stafford last offseason when his contract situation with the Rams was in flux and were willing to give him a lucrative extension.

Stafford ended up signing a one-year, $55 million extension with the Rams while the Giants pivoted to the draft, where they took Jaxson Dart with the No.25 pick. “Of course, I wanted to bring the families together,” Hall said when asked if he had a role in trying to woo Stafford.

“But things happened how they happened.That was a fun couple of weeks.” Hall had a significant role aiding in Dart’s development last year and is already garnering praise this year from the receiving corps. “He’s live,” Malik Nabers said.

“He’s live.If you know, you know, if you don’t, you don’t.

He’s live, though.That’s a good thing.

It’s a good thing.” Offensive passing game coordinator and quarterbacks coach Brian Callahan will soon face his old Titans team — who fired him midway through las...