New York Giants
The New York Giants offensive coaching staff, and offense as a whole, is going to be one of the big storylines of the Giants’ 2026 training camp and preseason.
Not only will we be talking about the development of quarterback Jaxson Dart and how the offense copes with the (potential) absence of Malik Nabers, the offensive coaching staff itself will be a storyline.
The decision to hire Matt Nagy has been characterized as a joke or an act of charity on the part of Harbaugh for his old friend Andy Reid. Under Nagy are former 49ers, Bills, Ravens, and Chargers...
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John Harbaugh didn’t want to engage in a rebuild when he signed on to be the New York Giants head coach.
There were other places Harbaugh could have gone if he wanted to completely rebuild a team in his own image. Instead, he went to a Giants team which he believes has a roster that’s close to being competitive. Some viewed that as coach speak when he was hired and were skeptical when it was reported that the new regime only wanted to “tinker” with the roster in free agency.
And yet, that came to pass and the Giants didn’t...
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The New York Giants are getting ready for training camp, along with the rest of the NFC East. This is the sixth offensive position group in the NFC East Grading series — the MONEY MAKER, the quarterback position! The Eagles have 27 points, and the Giants are right behind at 25; Dallas has 10, and Washington has 18.
How does it work? The best positional group is assigned four points, and the “worst” receives one point. Let’s talk about the running backs in the NFC East!
Jaxson Dart, Jameis Winston, Brandon Allen
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The New York Giants and quarterback Jaxson Dart know that the second year pro needs to avoid some of the big hits he took last season. But Giants head coach John Harbaugh made clear they won’t handcuff Dart by taking the quarterback run game away from him.
Harbaugh is, of course, familiar with the dangers presented by a running quarterback — both to the opposition and to your own team. He saw both sides while coaching Lamar Jackson. He realizes “things can happen out there” even if a quarterback tries to protect himself.
“Jaxson is a guy that does...
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The New York Giants know that quarterback Jaxson Dart needs to avoid some of the big hits he took last season. Dart knows it, too. The Giants, though, won’t handcuff Dart by taking the quarterback run game away from him.
Head coach John Harbaugh made that clear during a recent appearance on ‘The Dominique Foxworth Show.’
“Jaxson’s capable of doing a lot of things,” Harbaugh said on ‘The Domonique Foxworth Show.’ “Like he can live in a lot of different worlds, football-wise. He can live in a power-running game, obviously, and a power-running game protects the quarterback because you...
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Since 2016, when the end of the Tom Coughlin era began, the New York Giants have had six different head coaches (including interims), four primary quarterbacks, all kinds of different coordinators, and no overriding philosophy beyond President/CEO/Owner John Mara insisting at the end of every season that things need to be better in the upcoming year.
Which hasn’t happened often enough. The post-Coughlin Giants have had two winning seasons — 2016 and 2022 — and overall in the last decade, their 55-109-1 record and .336 winning percentage is the NFL’s second-worst, ahead of only the New York Jets.
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The New York Giants are a different team when left tackle Andrew Thomas is on the field for them.
Thomas’ career got off to a rocky start after being drafted fourth overall in 2020, but he’s been one of the Giants true success stories in player development. A roller coaster rookie season began to smooth out in 2021, and he truly blossomed in 2022. Since then, Thomas has been one of the NFL’s elite left tackles, providing excellent pass protection as well as great run blocking.
He’s widely recognized as one of the NFL’s best blockers, and has cracked ESPN’s...
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For months now, there has been conversation about the idea that the New York Giants might release starting left guard Jon Runyan Jr. to open $9.25 million in salary cap space.
First-team reps at the position were eyed carefully all spring to see if a competition was indeed brewing. With the exception of a few reps for Daniel Faalele at one practice, though, Runyan took all the guard reps when media was in attendance.
That made it look like there wasn’t going to be a competition at the position. But, could there be during training camp and the preseason? Absolutely....
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New York Giants training camp is two weeks away. That reality is at the forefront of everything being written about the Giants right now. Let’s get to the headlines.
“One-hundred percent, yes, truly an opportunity,” Harbaugh said In an interview with the Dominique Foxworth Show. “Those are welcome things because those are going to happen. Those types of things — I told the guys, this is not a one-off. This is not the first time we’re going...
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The 2027 NFL Draft is expected to be a potentially historic one at several premium positions, including cornerback. Right now, the conversation is centered on Notre Dame corner Leonard Moore. However, there are other cornerbacks with first-round traits who will be entering the discussion over the next few months.
Perhaps the most intriguing is Mississippi State red-shirt junior Kelley Moore. Moore emerged as a starter in 2025 and improved over the course of the year. By the end of the season, Moore was second in the SEC with 11 passes defensed and some believe he could be a shutdown corner...
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A trio of New York Giants have been named to the Pro Football and Sports Network top 100 players list. Edge defender Brian Burns is No. 43, left tackle Andrew Thomas No. 46, and wide receiver Malik Nabers No. 85.
Here is what PFSN had to say about each player.
Burns’ 90.9 PFSN Impact score was third among edge defenders behind Myles Garrett and Aidan Hutchinson. That’s pretty good company.
PFSN says:
Though he was coming off a down year when the Giants acquired him after the 2023 season, Brian Burns has found new life...
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The New York Giants are getting ready for training camp, along with the rest of the NFC East. This is the fifth offensive position group in the NFC East Grading series, with only the quarterback position waiting to be graded. It’s THE LONG-awaited return of this series. The Eagles have 27 points, and the Giants are right behind at 25; Dallas has 10, and Washington has 18.
The best positional group is assigned four points, and the worst receives one point. Let’s talk about the interior offensive line in the NFC East!
*Chris Paul, Nick Allegretti, Sam...
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