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News of Shough’s workout follows on the heels of learning Shedeur Sanders will also work out for the Giants
OK, so maybe the New York Giants are just doing a final round of quarterback due diligence ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft.
A day after we learned that Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders will have a private workout for the Giants on Thursday, and the resulting “what does it mean?” freakout, we now know that two more quarterbacks will have private workouts for New York.
Louisville quarterback Tyler Shough is one who will have a private workout for the Giants. Jalen...
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Where will Green be drafted?
The class of edge defenders in the 2025 NFL Draft is one of the very best in recent memory.
In some ways it harkens back to the 2010 EDGE class that produced five separate Pro Bowl players, and this year may be even better.
This EDGE class is so deep and talented that it can be difficult to keep all the (potentially) great players in front of mind. That gets even more complicated for players with multiple confounding factors like Mike Green out of Marshall.
Green was dominant for Marshall in 2024, something the NFL...
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There is plenty of speculation about the possibility
A recent article from FOX Sports has named Giants edge defender Kayvon Thibodeaux as a possible trade candidate ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft.
In a piece by NFL reporter Ralph Vacchiano, FOX Sports identified one potential trade from each of the 32 NFL teams. Thibodeaux was listed as the New York Giants’ most valuable asset who could potentially be moved if the right offer comes through.
The article notes Thibodeaux’s production since being drafted fifth overall in 2022, including 11.5 sacks during the 2023 season. FOX Sports writes that the linebacker...
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ESPN analysts go a full three rounds
Mel Kiper and Field Yates are offering yet another spin on what the New York Giants might do in the 2025 NFL Draft in a newly-released three-round combo mock draft. [Insider only]
Let’s get to the picks and my thoughts on each.
Kiper and Yates alternated picks. This is a Yates’ selection. He says:
The second-rated player on my board is just too good for the Giants to bypass, even with the QB concerns. They can wait until Day 2 to...
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Could the Giants add another dancing elephant to their defensive line?
The New York Giants have a definite type at defensive tackle. They have always loved to take big defensive tackles who also have rare movement skills.
After all, the Giants are the team that originated the “Planet Theory” of drafting.
Michigan defensive tackle Kenneth Grant fits that theory exceptionally well. At 6-foot-3, 331 pounds, Grant is an absolute rock in the middle of the Michigan defense. His size also belies rare movement skills and burst for the position.
Could he be a future Giant if he happens to slide...
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What about this idea if Giants miss out on top targets?
The New York Giants have picks 3 and 34 in the 2025 NFL Draft. There are five quarterbacks in the 2025 NFL Draft class expected to be in play in that range of the draft, and the Giants are expected to seek one of them.
What, though, if the Giants miss out on Cam Ward, Shedeur Sanders, Jaxson Dart, Jalen Milroe and Tyler Shough?
Giants head coach Brian Daboll reminded at the owners’ meetings a few weeks ago that “everything’s gotta fall in line” to get the quarterback you...
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The Giants need young talent at this position
The New York Giants have desperately needed assistance across from Dexter Lawrence since GM Joe Schoen sent Leonard Williams to Seattle. Opposing offenses consistently ran the football at the Giants last season whenever Lawrence needed a breather before his injury. After Lawrence was placed on Injured Reserve, Shane Bowen altered his defense to fix the massive liability created by Lawrence’s departure — the Giants NEED depth on their defensive line.
Schoen signed two veterans this offseason for depth purposes, but I contend that more depth and overall consistency are necessary. The Giants...
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New York Giants headlines for Tuesday
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Some late draft intrigue to be provided by Giants, Sanders
Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders will hold a final workout for the New York Giants on Thursday in Boulder, Colo., per ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter.
Sanders, who could be the second quarterback selected in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft, will work out for a “contingent of officials” from the Giants.
The Giants have the No. 3 overall pick in the draft, but have been expected to pass on Sanders — if available — in favor of Colorado wide receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter or Penn State edge defender Abdul Carter.
The Giants...
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Could Golden be the best receiver to come out of this draft?
There’s a perception that the 2025 NFL Draft has a weak wide receiver class.
The reality, however, is that this year’s draft has a good and talented group of receivers, but they have the misfortune of following a fantastically deep and talented class is last year’s draft. The 2025 receiving class has a diverse set of players with a huge variety of traits and skill sets. There might not be many “universal” fits, but this draft will produce plenty of starters.
Texas receiver Matthew Golden has been flying...
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Giants continuing learning as much as they can about the QB prospects in the 2025 draft class
NFL Draft prospects are continuing to roll into East Rutherford, N.J. for ‘30’ visits with the New York Giants. The latest eyebrow-raising player to visit is Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord, per FOX Sports NFL insider Jordan Schultz.
McCord, who transferred from Ohio State to Syracuse before the 2024 season, is generally considered a mid-round possibility in the draft.
The Giants are known to have hosted quarterbacks Cam Ward, Shedeur Sanders, Jalen Milroe and Tyler Shough. They are also said to have spent “[considerable...
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We’re looking at potential second- and third-day draft prospects
The New York Giants added a number of veteran players in free agency a year ago who helped stabilize the offensive line, at least while the group was healthy. This year, they have kept the band together by re-signing Greg Van Roten and Aaron Stinnie. They also added help on the fringes with the additions of swing tackle candidates James Hudson III and Stone Forsythe.
What the Giants have not successfully done during Joe Schoen’s tenure as GM is add quality young players to the pipeline. Only one of four offensive...
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