As the New York Giants watch rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart’s every move, optimism is rampant. One day, the fanbase hopes he can match the merits of the icons before him.
Phil Simms won two Super Bowl titles and threw for 199 touchdowns during his career with the New York Giants. And yet, he's not a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Simms owns NFL records for the highest completion percentage and passer rating in a Super Bowl with a minimum of 14 pass attempts.
Giants HC Brian Daboll and GM Joe Schoen have insisted throughout the spring that they feel the best way for Dart to develop is to do so as a backup for Russell Wilson throughout 2025.
The biggest story of New York Giants edge rusher Abdul Carter’s first few weeks in the NFL was getting told “no” several times. First, it was Lawrence Taylor, who respectfully told Carter to get his own number and join him in the rafters.
Giants first-round draft pick Abdul Carter has chosen to wear No. 51 for his rookie season after flirting with the possibilities of donning the retired numbers of legends Lawrence Taylor (56) and Phil Simms (11).
Giants first-round draft pick Abdul Carter wanted to wear Lawrence Taylor's retired No. 56, but he was turned down. Then he wanted to wear Phil Simms' retired No.
It happened quickly on Friday. On Monday morning, the whole story emerged. Starting with an appearance on FanDuel TV, former Giants quarterback Phil Simms opened the door on possibly allowing his retired number (11) to be worn by Carter, who had previously been spurned in his effort to wear Lawrence Taylor's retired No.
Phil Simms told longtime New York Daily News writer Gary Myers on Friday that he was "outvoted by his family" and his No. 11 will remain retired by the Giants and won't go to Abdul Carter.
Abdul Carter can’t take his eye off the New York Giants’ retired jerseys. Carter was selected No. 3 overall by the Giants in last week’s NFL draft. He immediately expressed interest in wearing jersey No.
Giants rookie edge rusher Abdul Carter wanted to wear No. 56. Hall of Famer Lawrence Taylor had a very clear and direct response. "Get another number." Carter is currently eyeing the number he wore at Penn State.
The New York Giants are in familiar territory. Sometimes, a rookie comes along who is too talented, too destined for stardom, to hand them a jersey number that isn’t aesthetically pleasing.
When it comes to New York Giants legacy jersey numbers, perhaps none is more popular than No. 56, famously worn by Hall of Fame linebacker Lawrence Taylor.
Former New York Giants quarterback Phil Simms knows a thing or two about quarterback pressure in New York, and he’s not convinced the Giants are ready to make the boldest move of all in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Aaron Rodgers is holding up the league with his free agency decision, and it looks like three teams are on his radar: the Pittsburgh Steelers, the New York Giants, and the Minnesota Vikings.
The Cleveland Browns historic, while also controversial, $230 million guaranteed deal with quarterback Deshaun Watson has certainly not panned out thus far.
The father of a former Tennessee Vols quarterback explained this week why he "hated" the New England Patriots' selection of UT quarterback Joe Milton in
After 26 years with CBS, Phil Simms will no longer be a part of the network's NFL coverage. On Monday, Simms confirmed on his X account that CBS isn't renewing his contract.
Former New York Giants quarterback Phil Simms feels bullish about his former team's chances of turning things around next season. So said the Giants Ring of Honor member in an interview with The U.S.
The first half of the AFC Championship game featuring the Baltimore Ravens and Kansas Chefs is already looking like a lights-out game with all the makings of an instant classic.
We've always wondered whether the "NFL on CBS'' studio show was overly New York-centric; do fans across the country really care all that deeply what Boomer Esiason and Phil Simms - big names in the Big Apple, no doubt - have to say?
Add former quarterback and current 'The NFL Today' analyst Phil Simms to the list of people unconvinced Tom Brady will ever call a league game for Fox.
Established in 1925, the New York Giants are one of the oldest franchises in NFL history. They've sent 32 individuals to the Hall of Fame in their rich history. Here are the 25 greatest players in Giants franchise history.
May 3 was a big day in sports for drafts, debuts, for upsets, for big decisions and the usual historical weirdness you get in more than a century of baseball