The New York Giants added 13 new players to their roster during the initial free-agency rush, with a heavy focus on the defensive line, defensive secondary, and offensive line depth.
The New York Giants' signing of former Cleveland Browns offensive tackle James Hudson did not draw much attention amid the chaos of NFL free agency. The Giants and Hudson agreed to a two-year, $11 million contract with $5.8 million guaranteed, per Spotrac.
The New York Giants signed veteran offensive tackle James Hudson III to a two-year deal worth $11M total with $5.8M guaranteed. The deal could include an additional $3M per year in playing time incentives, which is a realistic possibility considering the injuries that have accumulated at tackle throughout the years.
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.
After James Hudson III left on Day 1 of NFL free agency to sign with the NY Giants, it was made clear that the team would be on the market for veteran tackle help to either start or just add depth to their offenisve line.
The Cleveland Browns have an aging offensive line, as six members of their current roster will be at least 30 years old before the season starts. Cleveland may choose to address this dilemma by drafting new players.
One former Bearcat has a new NFL home. NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reported that offensive tackle James Hudson III agreed to terms on a two-year, $12 million deal with another $4 million in incentives to be a New York Giant.
The Commanders made a play to add a more accomplished left tackle today, bringing in Laremy Tunsil via trade. One of their 2024 options at the position will now relocate.
The New York Giants have added an experienced offensive lineman to their ranks. According to NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo, the Giants have signed offensive tackle James Hudson III: “The Giants have agreed to terms on a two-year deal with former Browns OT James Hudson III, sources say.
The Cleveland Browns had seven offensive linemen set to hit free agency this offseason and for any team that's bad news. For the Browns, who had an abysmal offensive line in 2024, it's even worse news.
Over the last nine weeks, the Browns have taken us on yet another roller coaster ride. With wins over the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Baltimore Ravens, it is hard to say whether or not the Browns can win another game.
The Cleveland Browns face a critical juncture as they gear up for their Week 6 clash against the Philadelphia Eagles. With a 1-4 record, this road game has become a must-win scenario for the Browns, who are desperately trying to avoid slipping further into a 1-5 hole.
James Hudson III missed last week’s game and has been out for the first 2 Eagles practices Another day, another injury for the Cleveland Browns. Sort of.
Former Bearcats star James Hudson III is being placed on injured reserve, the Browns announced on Friday. Hudson suffered a shoulder injury last week. He will miss at least four games with the injury.
The Cleveland Browns lost more than a football game on Sunday when the New York Giants defeated the AFC North squad 21-15 in Week 3. Several players were forced from the game with injuries or re-aggravated existing injuries, including three offensive linemen and two defenders.
James Hudson III suffered an ankle injury in the Browns' second preseason game against the Vikings. The 25-year-old is expected to miss practice this week, but the injury isn't serious according to Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski.
The Cleveland Browns dropped another preseason game but we all know the results mean nothing. While the players on the field would love to walk away with the win, the coaches aren't worried about the score.
The Cleveland Browns lost their first preseason game of the year. While the game wasn't the most meaningful, there was a lot to be learned. Some players helped their chance to make the roster, while others hurt their chance.
The Steelers (6-3) go back on the road in Week 11 to face their divisional rival Browns (6-3). Here are three reasons Pittsburgh's pass rush should have a dominant game and propel it to its third straight AFC North win.
The Browns received some bad news on Monday as one of the pillars of their offensive line is expected to miss an extended period of time. How will they fill the massive hole that is left?