When New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh began envisioning what kind of team he would have for his first year at the Big Blue helm, he likely hoped for a tough group of players who would not back down from anything even in the most adverse times.
Cowboys OT Tyler Guyton enters the third year of his career after being a first-round pick in 2024. Guyton said he’s keeping the same approach this offseason
The New York Giants have opened competition in John Harbaugh's first season as head coach. That means there are spots available for young players to crack through.
Jalin Hyatt is proving he is willing to do whatever it takes to make the New York Giants. The Giants wide receiver, who has clearly fallen down the depth chart and is considered an unlikely player to make the roster, has been lining up as a gunner on the punt team in an effort to become more versatile.
When fully healthy, Malik Nabers is the unquestioned leader of the New York Giants’ wide receiver room. But as John Harbaugh steps in as head coach, he is trying to find the perfect running mate opposite him.
The New York Giants got themselves someone in the first round that is already turning heads in training camp. And he reminds me of a legendary rival. The
Undrafted kicker Dominic Zvada has had a solid training camp performance, with his strong leg and improved consistency. The New York Giants may have found their kicker of the future without spending a draft pick.
Tremaine Edmunds has been around elite players throughout his previous eight NFL seasons. But he feels the New York Giants got something special in Arvell Reese.
By all accounts, Jaxson Dart is not having a great training camp. Yet, the New York Giants' franchise quarterback feels like he and the offense are "taking steps each day" to master first-year offensive coordinator Matt Nagy's offense while also trying to work through the things the Giants' defense is throwing at him.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The futures of New York Giants wide receivers Malik Nabers and Odell Beckham Jr. regarding the start of the 2026 NFL season are very much up in the air.
The New York Giants are hoping to do everything in their power to improve upon their record from last season by hiring head coach John Harbaugh . But despite the optimism that Harbaugh has brought to the table, Conor Orr of SI.com isn’t quite sold on Big Blue having a winning record in 2026.
The New York Giants selected Notre Dame wide receiver Malachi Fields in the third round of the 2026 NFL Draft after trading up to secure him, a move widely viewed as addressing a long-standing need for a big-bodied outside threat.
Even the supposed light days of New York Giants training camp draw scrutiny from first-year coach John Harbaugh. Amid the mountains of West Virginia, Giants players opened up about Year 1 of Camp Harbaugh and shared why being in White Sulphur Springs is making a huge difference.
There have been few players in the history of the NFL as impactful as Lawrence Taylor . The former New York Giants outside linebacker is widely regarded as one of the best pass rushers of all time, defining the future of his position in many ways.
The New York Giants had a lighter practice Thursday, but No. 1 wide receiver Malik Nabers still made a huge breakthrough at The Greenbrier. Nabers made his first appearance playing against the Giants defense Thursday, a major development after he only participated in individual drills over the first week plus.
The New York Giants signed two cornerbacks Wednesday, and there could be more defensive backs signings coming. Giants coach John Harbaugh told reporters Thursday nickelback Dru Phillips would be out "a little bit" with a knee sprain, and cornerback Jarrick Bernard-Converse also did not practice with an ongoing knee injury.
Out of all the teams that finished at the bottom of their division last season, the New York Giants enter 2026 as the NFL’s most dangerous last-place team.
Two days after throwing a football off the facemask of cornerback Greg Newsome II after a play, New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart said it was just the competitive juices at work.
According to Aaron Wilson, the Patriots are hosting veteran G Greg Van Roten for a visit on Thursday. Van Roten, 36, originally signed on with the Packers as an undrafted free agent out of Pennsylvania back in 2012.
Giants defensive tackle Roy Robertson-Harris suffered an Achilles tear during OTAs in late May, but the team held out hope the nine-year veteran would return during the 2026 season.
The arrival of John Harbaugh has created something unfamiliar around the New York Giants: genuine optimism. Stephen A. Smith, however, is not ready to join the parade.