JASON PIERRE-PAUL RUMORS

Jason Pierre-Paul has been around long enough to know the difference between real buzz and fake buzz. What he hears heading into this year’s training camp is legit buzz. “I think the key is we added a lot of guys and people are like ‘Wow, this year has to be a team that goes to...

New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul appears is one tough cookie. The pass rusher said he’s doing “OK” after an offseason surgery that repaired four internal injuries. The one-time Super Bowl champion had an excellent bounce-back 2016 season following his 4th of July injury, recording seven sacks and a combined 53 tackles in 12 games. He also scored a touchdown...

The New York Giants have locked up former Pro Bowl defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul on a massive four-year contract worth $62 million. NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport indicates that the deal itself is worth a whopping $40 million in guaranteed cash. This comes less than a month after Pierre-Paul signed the franchise tag tender that New York placed on him. It’s the long-term security...

Jason Pierre-Paul says he has not agreed to a contract extension with the New York Giants, contrary to what the national NFL media reported on Friday.Shortly after NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport and ESPN’s Adam Schefter — two of the best at what they do — reported that Pierre-Paul and the Giants have agreed to a four-year deal, Pierre-Paul took to Twitter to insist he has not...

Pass rushers are not being allowed to hit the open market this year. Jason Pierre-Paul will reportedly be slapped with the franchise tag by the New York Giants, becoming one of a few top pass rushers to be tagged in 2017. Pierre-Paul joins Melvin Ingram (expected to be tagged), Chandler Jones (already tagged), Kawann Short (tagged as well) and Mario Addison, who earned a three-year...

The New York Giants are going to have to pay big bucks to keep Jason Pierre-Paul around, and early indications are that they are willing to do that.Ralph Vacchiano of SNY said this week that the Giants are planning to be “aggressive” in trying to sign Pierre-Paul to an extension. However, they may run into some issues with the salary cap, as they already have two defensive linemen...

Jason Pierre-Paul proved last season that he is still capable of being a difference maker even after a fireworks mishap cost him a portion of his hand, and his impressive play could make it difficult for the New York Giants to sign him long-term. But do they have to?Jordan Ranaan of ESPN.com speculates that the chances of Pierre-Paul returning to the Giants in 2017 are around 70...

New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul is coming off a tremendous 2016 performance that saw him record seven sacks in 12 games.The former Pro Bowler also missed the final four games of the season with a groin injury. Despite this, Pierre-Paul is surely looking to get paid like an elite pass rusher in free agency during the spring.According to Ralph Vacchiano of SNY, Pierre...

Jason Pierre-Paul has teamed up with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission for a public service announcement about the dangers of fireworks, and it was released Thursday morning in advance of the 4th of July holiday weekend. In the PSA, Pierre-Paul tells CPSC chairman Elliott Kaye that he feels “truly blessed to be alive” after he lost a large portion of his right hand...