New York Giants
The New York Giants have won two of their last three games. Their one loss — in New Orleans against the Saints — was a five-turnover fiasco where the Giants’ offense effortlessly moved the football down the field. Still, their buttery fingers led to several errors that cost the team victory. New York did score 34 points against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 6 — the most points allowed by the Eagles all season.
The offensive success can be attributed to starting quarterback Jaxson Dart, who first started against the Chargers in Week 4. Unfortunately for the Giants, star wide...
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No, it’s not yet “Draft Season” for the New York Giants. We’re taking a look at Jordan Reid’s new mock draft for ESPN, but we’re not overlooking the remainder of the Giants’ season by any means.
It’s unlikely that the 2-4 Giants will make the playoffs, but they’re still certainly capable of playing meaningful, and fun, football through the rest of the season. That has a lot to do with the fact that Jaxson Dart has seemingly revitalized the franchise and is 2-1 since being named the starter. It’s possible that the Giants could be a factor in the playoffs...
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The New York Giants, with less than $500,000 in salary cap space to start the day on Wednesday, have reportedly restructured the contracts of cornerback Paulson Adebo and safety Jevon Holland to create more than $4.8 million in much-needed cap relief.
Adebo and Holland were the team’s biggest free-agent signings in the offseason. Adebo signed a three-year, $54 million contract with $34.75 million guaranteed. Holland signed a three-year, $45.3 million deal with $27.4 million guaranteed.
That should put the Giants slightly above $5 million in available cap space.
Speculation in the fan base that the Giants were trading for a...
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The New York Giants head into their week of preparation for a game against the Denver Broncos, who feature an outstanding defense, with a couple of noteworthy injuries to monitor on the offensive side of the ball.
Wide receiver Darius Slayton missed last Thursday’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles with a hamstring injury. Head coach Brian Daboll said before Wednesday’s practice that Slayton “may or may not do something” during practice.
That can’t be taken as an encouraging sign.
Starting center John Michael Schmitz remains in concussion protocol. Whether or not he will clear the protocol in time to play...
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It has certainly been an eventful three weeks for the New York Giants.
First the Giants bench Russell Wilson for 25th overall pick Jaxson Dart in advance of their game against the Los Angeles Chargers. The Giants, who were 0-3 at that point, promptly upset the 3-0 Chargers in their home opener — but lose star receiver Malik Nabers for the season in the process.
They then go on to collapse against the New Orleans Saints and pretty much everyone is leaving the Giants for dead. Four days later, the Giants don’t so much “upset” the Philadelphia Eagles as impose...
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The 2-4 New York Giants, coming off a victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, look to keep the good times rolling in Week 7 when they travel to face the 4-2 Denver Broncos. Here are some of the storylines to follow this week.
The Jaxson Dart era as starting quarterback for the Giants is off to a hopeful beginning with two victories in three games. While both of those victories were impressive ones over good teams — the Los Angeles Chargers and defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles — they both came at MetLife Stadium.
The only road...
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Good morning, New York Giants fans!
“I know I’m a true competitor, and the rest of the guys in the room [are] as well,” Thomas said. “We want to play against the best. They are one...
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The New York Giants hit the road in Week 7, traveling to Empower Field at Mile High to face the Denver Broncos. Coming off a surprisingly one-sided victory over the Philadelphia Eagles and having won two of three games since Jaxson Dart became the starting quarterback, the 2-4 Giants will try keep building momentum.
The 4-2 Broncos, with one of the league’s best defenses, won’t be an easy team to do that against. Denver is a 7-point favorite, per FanDuel Sportsbook.
The Denver defense, No. 2 in the NFL in points allowed at 15.8 per game, will provide a stern...
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After their surprising victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 6, the New York Giants have bounced upward in NFL power rankings for the second time in three weeks.
The average 121st pick in fantasy has become the 11th-highest-scoring running back so far (16.55 ppg). [Cam] Skattebo is 28th in yards before contact per rush (1.06), which could be a sign that he’s not getting much help from the Giants offensive line. Of course, it also could be a sign that he just looks for people to run into....
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The New York Giants filled the two open spots on their practice squad on Monday by signing rookie wide receiver Juice Wells and linebacker Jonas Griffith. The Giants signed placekicker Jude McAtamney and linebacker Neville Hewitt to their 53-man roster last week, creating the two openings.
Wells, an undrafted free agent, was a teammate of quarterback Jaxson Dart’s last season. He was with the Giants in the summer, but did not make the team.
Griffith 28, is a former undrafted free agent who played in 22 games with 12 starts for the Denver Broncos in 2021 and 2022. He was...
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With the New York Giants enjoying the remaining hours of their mini-bye before returning fully to work on Wednesday to prepare for the Denver Broncos, this seems like a good time to review the team’s 53-man roster.
With six games played, here is a thought on every player on the team’s 53-man roster.
Jaxson Dart — The rookie quarterback clearly has arm talent. He has escapability. He has what many refer to as “moxie.” There is an obvious toughness about him.
All of those things are important, and Giants fans should be excited about them. None of those...
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I doubt anyone was surprised that the outcome of the Thursday night game between the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Eagles would be 34-17. Likewise, if I predicted before the game that it would involve the winning team’s defense shutting out the opposing offense and winning off of timely takeaways in the fourth quarter, I think most people would be nodding along.
But while the general shape of the game went entirely according to expectations, nobody expected that it was the Giants who doubled their opponent’s score with 5 touchdowns, 3 of which came on the ground. Likewise, nobody...
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