The New York Giants and veteran backup quarterback Jameis Winston have agreed to a two-year, $13 million extension, according to multiple reports on Sunday.
Jon Runyan is running it back for at least two more years with the New York Giants after he and the NFC East franchise agreed to an extension contract on Sunday.
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The Giants have finalized their second extension of the day after backup quarterback Jameis Winston’s two-year, $13MM deal this afternoon. Starting left guard Jon Runyan has agreed to a two-year, $22MM extension that will keep him in New York through 2028, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
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Winston joined the Giants before the 2025 season as part of their quarterback room overhaul.
The New York Giants are very eager to keep Jameis Winston around for a while longer. The Giants have agreed to a two-year, $13 million extension with Winston, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz.
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The Giants have agreed to a two-year, $13MM extension with veteran quarterback Jameis Winston, per NFL insider Jordan Schultz. Winston, 32, was entering the second and final season of the two-year deal that brought him to New York last offseason.
Jordan Schultz reports that the Giants are signing veteran QB Jameis Winston to a two-year, $13 million extension. Winston, 32, is a former first-overall pick of the Buccaneers back in 2015.
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Last season, there were a few young players who had to break out for the New York Giants to play meaningful football past Thanksgiving. I personally, and incorrectly, spotlighted a few of them.
Greg Newsome II has only been with the New York Giants for a few months, but he already talks like a guy who belongs in the middle of a big NFC East fight.
Malik Nabers is keeping his cards close to his chest. The Giants receiver is giving nothing away on his recovery, with Week 1 against the Cowboys looming.
Jaxson Dart is running with a chip on his shoulder after his rookie season with the New York Giants ended with a 4-8 QB record. Besides improving his own stats, Dart will have to fix the team’s script after a 4-13 season.
The football world lost another former player on Wednesday. Arthur Marshall, who once suited up as a wide receiver for the New York Giants and Denver Broncos, died after battling stomach cancer.
NFL Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe spent part of Friday’s Nightcap reacting to New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo, who said earlier in the week that he thought about retiring after a 2025 ankle injury.
According to Greg Auman, the 49ers are signing OLB Khalid Kareem off the Falcons’ practice squad to their active roster. Kareem, 28, was a two-year starter
Skattebo recency discussed his recovery, his motivation and the hype surrounding his sophomore campaign with Andrew Siciliano on his "The NFL Report" show.
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By all accounts, second-year New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo has recovered from the gruesome dislocation of his right ankle. But it sounds like it gave him something to think about.
One player hasn't garnered a ton of attention this summer could prove to be a breakout star for the Giants.
Slayton landed on the Giants' 53-man roster despite speculation the team could move on from him.
Somewhat surprisingly, NFL veteran Odell Beckham Jr. made the New York Giants' roster.
The veteran wide receiver learned over the weekend that he made the Giants' initial 53-man roster.
Wide receiver Malik Nabers said he feels good as the New York Giants quickly approach the 2026 NFL season. That doesn't necessarily mean that Nabers believes he'll be able to quickly get back to the elite form he showed off in his rookie season with the team.
Slayton somewhat surprisingly landed on the Giants' 53-man roster.
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