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.
Grade: C- Best Pick: EDGE Abdul Carter, No. 3 Overall What we liked: Carter is a great player. Pairing him with Brian Burns will turn a middling edge rusher unit into a force to be reckoned with.
One of the more disappointing trades in Panthers history is in the books The Carolina Panthers traded the unhappy Brian Burns, one of the few then-remaining stars on their team, to the New York Giants for a second round pick in the 2024 NFL Draft and some change.
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The New York Giants selected edge defender Abdul Carter with the third-overall pick in a move that could inadvertently signal the end of the Brian Burns Era.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
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.
Last offseason, the Carolina Panthers were forced to send edge rusher Brian Burns to the New York Giants in a sign-and-trade, as they couldn't afford to retain Burns in free agency.
As the NFL’s recent mega signing between All-Pro edge rusher Myles Garrett and the Cleveland Browns has indicated, no team can ever really put a strict number on the value of boasting a high-quality pass-rushing producer.
When the Carolina Panthers lost Brian Burns to the New York Giants in a sign-and-trade last offseason, they knew their pass rush was in trouble. The Panthers tried to answer the bell by signing Jadeveon Clowney, who ended up registering 46 tackles and 5.5 sacks in what was actually a fairly disappointing season for the edge rusher.
After losing Brian Burns to the New York Giants in a sign-and-trade last offseason, the Carolina Panthers went scrambling to find another pass rusher. They ultimately settled for Jadeveon Clowney, a Rock Hill, S.C.
The New York Giants' outside linebackers were better in 2024 than in 2023, but somehow, one felt like there was more that the unit didn’t quite deliver for whatever reason. First, the good news.
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.
Say what one wants about the New York Giants and the abysmal display of football that they put on the field in 2024, but the pass rush might have been
The New York Giants' whole idea in acquiring outside linebacker Brian Burns in a trade with the Carolina Panthers before the start of the 2024 season was to give themselves a pass-rushing tandem that would also consist of 2022 first-round pick Kayvon Thibodeaux and could consistently harass opposing quarterbacks.
Several Giants players spoke forcibly about head coach Brian Daboll amid speculation about the latter's job security.
The Indianapolis Colts got a much-needed win in Week 16 against the division-rival Tennessee Titans to improve to 7-8. The Colts must focus on defeating the struggling New York Giants (2-13) at MetLife Stadium on Sunday afternoon following the home victory.
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.
When the New York Giants' 2024 schedule came out earlier this year with an international date in Germany against the Carolina Panthers, outside linebacker Brian Burns probably gave it a quick glance or two before moving on to the business of preparing for his sixth NFL season and first with the Giants.
New York Giants outside linebacker Brian Burns goes by the nickname of Spider-man, the popular Marvel Comics character who patrols the streets of New York to thwart criminals from doing their thing.
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.
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.
The New York Giants landed arguably the top pass rusher on the free-agent market this past March, acquiring edge rusher Brian Burns in a sign-and-trade with the Carolina Panthers.
To celebrate Shark Week on Discovery, we took a deep dive into a few NFL rosters and came away with four "apex predators" from the NFC East.
The Panthers sent Burns and No. 166 in the 2024 draft to the Giants for picks No. 39 and 141 in addition to a fifth-round selection next year.
One of the big moves that the New York Giants made this offseason was acquiring pass rusher Brian Burns from the Carolina Panthers. It is one of the moves that will be featured in Hard Knocks: Offseason, which Big Blue is being featured in.
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