The NFL Draft is right around the corner, and New York Giants fans eagerly await the announcement of the newest additions to Big Blue Nation. The first-round draft pick is always a widely discussed selection because it is the player fans believe could become a team legend.
The New York Giants made an addition on Monday that could affect their late-stage 2026 NFL Draft plans. With the move, they also brought back together a player/coach duo that they clearly value for next season.
The New York Giants quarterback room currently consists of Jaxson Dart and Jameis Winston. However, the Giants have decided to add a third signal-caller to the fold for some added insurance.
According to Aaron Wilson, the Giants are signing QB Brandon Allen to the roster. He slots in as the No. 3 quarterback behind Jaxson Dart and Jameis Winston. Allen, 33, is a former sixth-round pick out of Arkansas by the Jaguars in 2016.
The AP has awarded its Defensive Player of the Year Award to the NFL's most outstanding defender since 1971. How many of the NFL DPOYs can you name in six minutes?
For a piece published on Monday, NFL insider Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated offered a prediction regarding how the latest saga involving the Giants and Lawrence will end.
Teams are finalizing their Big Boards with much of NFL free agency in the rearview mirror. There's a look at the least first-round mock draft as of April 8, 2026.
Should the New York Giants trade down from the fifth overall spot in the draft to get more assets, especially if their reported target of Ohio State linebacker Sonny Styles is not on the board?
Very soon, we’ll see just what the New York Giants have in store for draft weekend and if the countless mock draft trades come to fruition. One thing not widely discussed in mock drafts is the possibility of the Giants trading down in the first round.
The New York Giants’ unrestricted free agent quarterback Russell Wilson has experienced a notably quiet period during this year’s free agency window, marked by minimal interest and scarce updates regarding his professional future in the NFL.
If there is one thing that appears certain when it comes to mock drafts, it’s that the New York Giants are likely to select a defensive player when they go on the clock in a couple of weeks.
Russell Shepard played six seasons in the NFL, including his final years with the New York Giants. He was a solid role player from 2013 to 2019. He finished his career with 60 catches, 847 yards, and six touchdowns, and earned nearly $11 million.
Height: 6’1” Weight: 231 lbs Class: Senior School: Texas Tech Hands: 9 ¼” Arm length: 30 ⅞” 40-yard-dash: 4.57s 10-yard-split: 1.60 Vertical Jump: 38 ½”
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
If third-down is the money-down in football, then New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart was good as gold in his rookie campaign. Dart finished with a 0.13 EPA on third-down conversions, according to stats posted by Warren Sharp.
The New York Giants' front seven could look quite different in the first year of the John Harbaugh era.
New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh is looking to define a new era of Big Blue football, and that will start with the division where the Giants have dominated their fiercest rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles.
The New York Giants have not maximized the value of their draft classes over the past decade. How bad has it been? Ahead of the 2026 draft, the last decade of Giants draft classes has yielded just nine projected starters for 2026 and 12 backups, with 51 players no longer with the team (many of whom have found success with other teams).
Since Dexter Lawrence‘s trade request went public, there has been a general expectation a deal sending him away from the Giants will not be worked out.
As the New York Giants inch closer towards ushering in their first class of rookies under the John Harbaugh era in the 2026 NFL Draft, the team's big board feels all but determined in terms of what positions they will key on in the opening rounds.
Former New York Giants defensive coordinator Shane Bowen has a new job with an old friend. Bowen, who was the Giants' defensive coordinator for a year and a half before being fired after the team recorded its fifth fourth-quarter blown lead last year, was hired by New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel as a defensive analyst.
The New York Giants did not have the luxury of worrying about compensatory draft picks . New head coach John Harbaugh obviously wanted to make some kind of splash in free agency, which made 2027 assets largely irrelevant.
As the 2026 NFL draft approaches, NFL insiders and analysts are making predictions. ESPN’s senior NFL writer and media personality, Peter Schrager, is known for his accuracy in predicting the draft.
Closely connected to Jeremiyah Love and Caleb Downs at No. 5 overall, the Giants are launching a new regime centered around John Harbaugh. Coming off a 3-14 season and not entering free agency as one of the most cap-rich teams, the Giants still have holes to fill.
The Commanders signed OLB K’Lavon Chaisson to a one-year, $11 million deal this offseason after he had a breakout season with the Patriots in 2025. Chaisson understands his opportunity on a one-year deal, and is looking to play with an intense energy all game. “You gotta decide to block me all four quarters, and that’s my favorite part about it.
The New York Giants have a significant decision to make on the defensive side of the ball after star interior defender Dexter Lawrence requested a trade, with Athlon’s latest 2026 NFLmock draft predicting he could get his wish on April 23.
Some members of the NFL community believe that Giants head coach John Harbaugh may view pass-rusher Thibodeaux as surplus to requirements.
One of the reasons that John Harbaugh took the Giants’ head coaching gig was his excitement about the young talent on their roster. However, he will have to wait a while longer for two of those players to be healthy enough to join the rest of the team on the field.
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