When it comes to injury-related news, the New York Giants can use all the good karma they can get. Such was the case on Sunday morning, as head coach Brian
The New York Giants have just completed an active offseason, during which general manager Joe Schoen was proactive in rebuilding an underachieving roster
There are plenty of questions surrounding this New York Giants team heading into the season. Who will ultimately win the starting quarterback job? Can Malik Nabers consistently get the ball, no matter who’s under center?
Can you name the NFL quarterbacks who have the most games with at least four passing touchdowns without an interception?
The New York Giants turned torture into an art form last season, punishing their fan base with a franchise-worst 3-14 campaign that included quarterback instability, porous run defense, uninspiring play-calling, and a needless Week 17 victory over the Indianapolis Colts.
The New York Giants finally have themselves a deep and talented pass rushing group, of which all three of their primary outside linebackers–Brian Burns, Kayvon Thibodeaux, and Abdul Carter–are all capable of inflicting some sheer pain on opposing quarterbacks.
If you thought that last season’s New York Giants pass rush, which finished ninth in the league with 45 sacks for 289 yards lost, was something special, you ain’t seen nothing yet.
The New York Giants have heavily invested in their defensive front over the past year, and Brian Burns believes the unit will be a force to be reckoned with in 2025.
There are always a few sports franchises that, no matter how good they look on paper, fans refuse to board the hype train. People used to feel this way about the Knicks and the Mets.
The New York Giants made a big move during the offseason ahead of the 2024 season by trading significant draft capital to the Carolina Panthers for star pass rusher Brian Burns.
All things considered, NY Giants outside linebacker Brian Burns had a good first year with Big Blue after coming over in a trade from the Carolina Panthers.
Mandatory minicamps are underway for the New York Giants, and while the buzz was supposed to be about their fearsome new-look defense led by No. 3 overall pick Abdul Carter and a quarterback room consisting of Russell Wilson and Jaxon Dart, it’s their offensive line that’s gone viral… And for all the wrong reasons.
The Carolina Panthers have always had a thing for defensive linemen. From Mike Rucker to Julius Peppers to Charles Johnson, the team’s identity has long been built on trench warfare.
East Rutherford, NJ - Chalk it up to the heat of the moment, both in terms of the competition or the 90+ degree temperatures, or even both. Whatever it
It's not even training camp yet, but a full-blown fight broke out at Thursday's practice for the New York Giants. The Giants are entering their fourth season with head coach Brian Daboll.
In 2024, the New York Giants hoped that the combination of defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence and edge rusher Brian Burns would be enough to overpower opposing offenses and make a few extra games attainable.
A year ago, New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen made a huge trade that immediately paid dividends for the defense. That trade was for Carolina Panthers
The Giants entered Thursday at the bottom of the NFL in terms of cap space. On the day Abdul Carter signed his rookie deal, fellow edge rusher Brian Burns had his pact restructured to create financial breathing room.
ESPN’s Field Yates reports the Giants are restructuring OLB Brian Burns‘ contract. Yates adds the Giants are converting $10 million of Burns’ base salary into a signing bonus to get far enough under the cap to make the signing of first-round DE Abdul Carter official.
Coming off a 3-14 record, one of the worst seasons in franchise history, the New York Giants have plenty to look forward to after an impressive NFL Draft.
For mock drafts posted on Thursday morning, Giants reporters Darryl Slater of NJ Advance Media for NJ.com and Charlotte Carroll of The Athletic predicted that the Giants will take Penn State pass-rusher Abdul Carter over Sanders at No. 3.
The New York Giants pulled off a blockbuster trade at the start of the 2024 offseason, acquiring star pass-rusher Brian Burns from the Carolina Panthers.
New York Giants edge rusher Brian Burns is getting ready to take on his old team, the Carolina Panthers, in Week 10 in Munich, Germany. Burns was traded to the Giants from the Panthers this offseason, and New York gave him a massive contract extension immediately after acquiring him.
One of the biggest decisions first-year Carolina Panthers GM Dan Morgan had to make this offseason was to trade away pass rusher Brian Burns to the New York Giants.
The New York Giants made a blockbuster trade this offseason to acquire pass-rusher Brian Burns from the Carolina Panthers. Through the first two weeks of the season, Burns struggled to get on the box score and failed to record a sack.
New York Giants edge rusher Brian Burns popped up on the injury list with a groin issue Friday and is questionable for Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns.
After a disappointing 2023, the Giants have a lot to prove this season.
Burns spoke with reporters after Jones participated in a bit of a fracas during Monday's joint practice with the Detroit Lions ahead of Thursday's preseason game between the clubs at MetLife Stadium.
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