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Giants pick tight end Theo Johnson in NFL draft with Darren Waller’s future in doubt
New York Post· 1 day agoHe did have seven touchdown catches in 2023 in a sub-par Nittany Lions passing attack. He is so big,...
Jerome Bettis drops honest take on Giants paying Daniel Jones over Saquon Barkley
ClutchPoints· 5 days agoThe New York Giants are going through a transition amid an eventful 2024 NFL free agency period....
2024 NFL draft: First-round instant grades for all 32 picks
Yahoo Sports· 3 days agoStill, the Giants had a massive need at wide receiver as well and got the biggest playmaker at that...
The New York Giants’ Sixth Overall Draft Pick Will Define Their Future
Forbes· 6 days agoAfter a surprise playoff appearance in 2022, the team sputtered to a 6-11 record last year, and...
Why the Giants' Decision Against Drafting a QB Was the Wrong One
GiveMeSport· 2 days agoDespite reported trade attempts with the New England Patriots, the New York Giants failed to move up...
Giants passing on QBs to pick Malik Nabers was 2024 NFL Draft’s biggest shock: Mel Kiper Jr.
New York Post· 2 days ago“You’re sitting at six, they can trade up to get J.J. McCarthy. Don’t forget about Daniel Jones,...
ESPN’s Mel Kiper: Giants’ pick was surprise of the NFL Draft, not Michael Penix Jr.
NJ.com· 2 days agoIf ESPN’s NFL Draft analyst Mel Kiper looked glassy-eyed, it’s because he breathed in all of that...
2024 NFL draft: Giants receive high grades for Malik Nabers pick
USA Today· 2 days agoThe vast majority of league and draft experts agree with that sentiment and graded general manager...
Meet Malik Nabers, the Giants' No. 6 pick in 2024 NFL Draft
ClutchPoints· 3 days agoThe struggles and murky injury history of Daniel Jones convinced many that general manager Joe...
Unacceptable Giant draft for this fan
Big Blue View· 1 hour agoGoing in to the NFL 2024 draft the Giants are in full rebuilding mode for what seems like the 20th century in a row....apocalypse be damned ! The Giants needed to keep some sort of face with ...
