New York Giants offensive tackle Evan Neal has not played up to the lofty expectations that come with a first-round pick, and the team could trade him following his latest contract news.
Over the course of his three years with the Giants, Evan Neal has not lived up to expectations. As a result, the team has expectedly decided not to pick up his 2026 fifth-year option.
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Giants GM Joe Schoen told reporters on Saturday that they will not exercise OL Evan Neal’s fifth-year option for the 2026 season. Indications have been that the Giants would decline to pick up Neal’s option, so this isn’t a big surprise. Neal also struggled with injuries and had a tough road back from one that ended his 2023 season.
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New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen said Wednesday the team has not made a decision on the fifth-year options for former No. 1 draft choices Kayvon Thibodeaux and Evan Neal, who were drafted by Schoen in the 2022 NFL Draft.
The Giants had both the fifth overall pick and the seventh overall pick in the 2022 NFL draft. Three years later, the jury is still out on whether either of those picks has a long-term future with the franchise.
The New York Giants are hoping they can salvage what’s left of their No. 7 overall pick from the 2022 NFL Draft. RT Evan Neal entered the league as a potential bookend pass protector who was expected to solidify Big Blue’s offensive line for years to come.
Giants OL Evan Neal has struggled at tackle since being selected at No. 7 overall in the 2022 NFL Draft. GM Joe Schoen said Neal converting to guard could be in the cards and the lineman is “open” to moving positions. “[The] good thing about Evan is he’s going to do whatever he can to help the team, whether that’s guard or tackle.
Offensive tackle Evan Neal has had a rough time with the for most of the last three years, failing to close to fulfilling the obligations of a top-10 draft pick.
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With a decision due this coming May as to whether to exercise the fifth-year option on offensive tackle Evan Neal, it’s more than likely that New York
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The New York Giants selected their presumed franchise centerpieces in the 2022 NFL Draft, selecting Kayvon Thibodeaux and Evan Neal with the No. 5 and 7 picks, respectively.
In the 2022 NFL draft, the New York Giants made two first-round selections, both in the top 10. After selecting Kayvon Thibeadoux fifth overall, the Giants drafted again just two picks later.
The New York Giants still have a gaping hole on their offensive line at the right tackle position. Despite spending a top-10 pick to address the weakness in the 2022 NFL Draft, right tackle is still a major need for New York as Evan Neal has failed to develop into a viable starter.
After their 20-17 overtime loss to the Carolina Panthers in Munich, Germany, the New York Giants had a long flight home to contemplate everything that's gone wrong in their 2024 season. One unexpected silver lining to come out of Week 10 was the strong performance by offensive lineman Evan Neal, who has spent most of the season on the bench.
He has struggled mightily throughout his career, but now, he gets another chance.
New York Giants offensive line coach Carmen Bricillo told reporters Friday that Evan Neal is making progress working at right tackle but added that there are no plans at the moment to cross-train Neal at guard.
New York selected him with the No. 7 overall pick of the 2022 draft, though his performance over his first two years in the pros has not aligned with his draft status. During that time, the Alabama product has started 20 games and has struggled mightily.
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Evan Neal‘s performance to date has not come especially close to justifying his No. 7 overall draft slot, and the young tackle ran into a significant injury issue midway through his second season.
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New York Giants offensive lineman Evan Neal will undergo surgery to repair what a scan revealed to be a fracture in his ankle after multiple weeks on Injured Reserve this season.
Believed to be dealing with a sprained left ankle, Evan Neal continued to see his potential return pushed back. The Giants have since ended the second-year tackle’s season, placing him on IR over the weekend. This amounted to a lost year for the top-10 pick.
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