There is understandably a ton of focus on the New York Giants ' wide receiver room, but don’t sleep on Big Blue’s tight ends, of whom head coach John Harbaugh
After what feels like an eternity, the New York Giants are finally on the verge of having an elite offensive line. With the selection of Francis Mauigoa, the return of Jermaine Eluemunor, and, of course, All-Pro Andrew Thomas still anchoring the left tackle position, the G-Men have the most exciting group of offensive linemen in quite some time.
Dennard Wilson can see why Abdul Carter is the New York Giants' most valuable player. Wilson explained the comparisons between Carter and Micah Parsons, even though the Giants' edge "wants to be his own person." Carter had a disappointing rookie season, stat wise, with only four sacks in 17 games.
The C.J. Ravenell era with the New York Giants only lasted about three weeks. Ravenell, whom was claimed off waivers from the Tennessee Titans, was one of two Giants waived Saturday mere days before they opened camp.
How many of the players to lead the NFL in yards-per-reception since 2000 can you name in five minutes?
The New York Giants are getting ready to open training camp as we inch closer to the start of the 2026 season. So now is a great opportunity to look at the roster as a whole and divide the players into categories that reflect what we believe they mean to this organization's success in 2026 and beyond.
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.
A Giants star wants to clear up a common misconception about football’s grass-versus-turf debate, and he’s speaking from experience playing in some of the coldest conditions the NFL has to offer.
When the New York Giants report to training camp at The Greenbrier on Tuesday, they will go in with expectations. The front office will have expectations of the coaching staff, and the coaching staff will have expectations of the team.
The Giants announced that they have waived DE C.J. Ravenell, whom they recently claimed, and LB Cam Jones. Ravenell, 26, is from Santa Clarita, California, and went undrafted out of Missouri Western back in 2024.
New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart is in a unique spot entering his second NFL season . The young signal-caller flashed bursts of stardom but got a bit indecisive and was inconsistent on deep throws.
The John Harbaugh era for the New York Giants is off to a cringey start, and former NFL players took notice. Former NFL MVP Cam Newton took aim at Harbaugh's "it's an honor" speech that was released on the Giants' website earlier this week.
The 2025 NFL season didn't go as smoothly as hoped for some proven players. These players are the top candidates on their respective teams to bounce back this season.
The New York Giants have seemingly caught a huge break now that Malik Nabers is avoiding the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list, but fans cannot relax quite yet .
John Mara is still battling cancer, but longtime beat writer Gary Myers is gaining confidence in his fight. Myers shared an update on Mara's status and expressed belief in the longtime New York Giants owner's continued recovery from cancer.
Things are about to get real for certain members of the New York Giants , as the team gets ready to begin training camp next week in West Virginia. John Harbaugh’s first camp as Giants head coach promises to be filled with competition across the board, with some potential surprises sure to develop as camp goes on.
Stars make headlines in the NFL, but they aren't enough to win championships. Backup and role players are just as important, and when it comes to these “super subs,” the New York Giants are pretty fortunate to have guys they feel they can count on.
Jaxson Dart had a tumultuous offseason in the eyes of many New York Giants fans, but Super Bowl XXI MVP Phil Simms is a big fan. The legendary former Giants quarterback offered high praise of New York's quarterback and predicted a big year from the Giants offense.
Malik Nabers may have avoided landing on the New York Giants' Physically Unable to Perform list, but others weren't so lucky. Three Giants, defensive linemen Roy Robertson-Harris and Sam Roberts, and tight end Thomas Fidone II were placed on the PUP list ahead of training camp opening at The Greenbrier next week.
New York Giants receiver Malik Nabers avoiding the physically unable to perform (PUP) list is great news ahead of the start of the team’s training camp.
While Malik Nabers‘ early-season status is still in doubt, the Giants signaled that their star WR may be trending towards a Week 1 return. As NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo notes, Nabers wasn’t among the team’s initial list of active/PUP placements today.
Harbaugh is expected to work wonders with quarterback Jaxson Dart and the Giants offense. There's no reason he can't. But how he does it is worth keeping an eye on.
The New York Giants officially placed three players on the active/PUP list Thursday including DT Roy Robertson-Harris, TE Thomas Fidone, and DL Sam Roberts.
The New York Giants received some positive news on Thursday as superstar wide receiver Malik Nabers was not on the PUP list ahead of the start of training camp.
The Giants have received praise throughout 2026 for the hiring of Harbaugh, a one-time Super Bowl champion who allegedly has already improved the team's culture.
Dart was checked for a concussion four times during games from last preseason up until he was knocked out of the Giants' Week 10 loss at the Chicago Bears.
When the New York Giants locked in Harbaugh, there was little doubt that it was an A+ move.
Burns may have intentionally or unintentionally explained why Thibodeaux is still with Big Blue ahead of training camp.
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