ESPN’s Jordan Raanan says that, barring some kind of setback, Giants WR Malik Nabers is tracking toward being ready to play in Week 1 against the Cowboys.
The legendary John Denver song "Country Roads" speaks glowingly about West Virginia, but the New York Giants are surely ready for someone to take them home to the northeast.
With both starting cornerback spots apparently up for grabs, New York Giants rookie Colton Hood remains very much in the race. That said, he’s also been aware of the need to improve his game while also acclimating to life in the NFL, and Hood feels he’s made progress in that regard.
The New York Giants took training camp to West Virginia this season, and while all the players showed up, most of the reporters were in and out. On the final day of training camp at The Greenbrier, there were four reporters left covering the team, with one of them being ESPN’s Jordan Raanan.
Time sure does fly when one is having fun. Okay, so maybe the rigorous nature of summer training camp isn’t all fun and games, but for the New York Giants , their time spent at The Greenbrier was, according to head coach John Harbaugh, productive.
John Harbaugh brought a slew of former Ravens players and coaches with him from Baltimore to New York this offseason, including safety Ar’Darius Washington.
The New York Giants' No. 2 cornerback spot is there for Colton Hood to grab. But he's trying not to let it stress him too much. The rookie cornerback spoke about his ongoing competition against Deonte Banks and veteran Greg Newsome II and addressed why he's not concerning himself with the depth chart just yet.
Cam Skattebo and Malik Nabers have been making such great progress, it's easy to forget they are recovering from devastating injuries. So New York Giants coach John Harbaugh offered injury updates about Skattebo and Nabers after each stepped out of practice at The Greenbrier on Friday.
New York Giants WR Odell Beckham Jr. is trying to prove he’s more than just a “blast from the past” after signing with the team that drafted him back in 2014.
John Harbaugh didn't make much of Jarrick Bernard-Converse's knee injury when asked earlier this week, but evidently it was more serious than the New York Giants coach led on.
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 New York Giants are set to play three preseason games before kicking off the regular season against the Dallas Cowboys at home on Sunday, September 13.
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.
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 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.
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.
Per Dan Salomone, the Giants have signed FB Grant Finley to a contract. In correspondence, the Giants have waived TE Tyler Moore. Finley, six-foot-four, 270 pounds, played his college career at Division II Missouri Western out of St.
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.
Giants rookie 5th overall pick Arvell Reese beat All-Pro left tackle Andrew Thomas for a sack and blew up running back Cam Skattebo on third-and-2 in the same practice Monday, the first day the Giants wore full pads at the Greenbrier.