The New York Giants completed their third practice of training camp on Friday afternoon and the results were somewhat mixed. Quarterback Daniel Jones flashed both brilliance and frustrating inaccuracy, while a trio of wide receivers — Malik Nabers, Jalin Hyatt, and Wan’Dale Robinson — put on a show. For the second consecutive day, they appeared to largely dominate their counterparts. Defensively, cornerback Deonte Banks had some solid moments going up against the electric Nabers, while linebacker Brian Burns displayed his disruptive prowess. On one play, he skirted around left tackle Andrew T ..read more

The New York Giants were back on the practice field on Friday as their 2024 training camp barrels on. Head coach Brian Daboll met the media and was more forthcoming than in his previous sessions this week. Of course, the main subject was rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers, the team’s first-round draft pick this past April. Nabers put on a show at Thursday’s practice, catching three touchdowns and appearing to be basically uncoverable. Daboll is pleased, to say the least, at what he’s seen from Nabers thus far. "He's got the right mindset." Brian Daboll talks about what he's seen from Malik Nab ..read more

After an impressive first season that saw him named AP Head Coach of the Year, Brian Daboll watched his New York Giants regress significantly in 2023. A slew of injuries at multiple positions and some strife among the coaching staff resulted in disaster on the field. Daboll largely reassembled his staff this offseason and enters Year 3 with increased pressure to perform. If the Giants start slowly or fail to improve from a season ago, there’s some belief — especially in Vegas — that Daboll’s seat will hot in short order. Touchdown Wire’s Jarrett Bailey ranked all 32 head coaches in the NFL, i ..read more

Veteran guard Justin Pugh has not retired from the game of football and would like to play again in 2024. However, there are only a select number of situations that could lure him back. At the top of that list is a reunion with the New York Giants. “I do still want to play,” Pugh said on The Zach Gelb Show. “I think for me, it comes down to a place I’m familiar with and a place I’m comfortable with. I’d probably would say that place is the New York Giants if I were to come back and play this season.” A first-round pick of the Giants in the 2013 NFL draft, Pugh returned to the Giants last seaso ..read more

The entire football world has seemingly weighed in on the negotiations between New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen and running back Saquon Barkley thanks to Hard Knocks. Many have been heavily critical of Schoen and his approach to the superstar back, who ultimately left New York to sign with their hated rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles. But Schoen doesn’t care about the outside noise. He has “no regrets” over the negotiations or how the relationship with Barkley ended. “No. No, I wouldn’t have (done anything differently),” Schoen told Kay Adams during a Thursday appearance on Up & A ..read more

The New York Giants selected cornerback Deonte Banks in the first round of the 2023 NFL draft but don’t let his youth fool you. Banks is the one sure corner the Giants have set this year, and he is ready to embrace a leadership role among the corners. The average age of the Giants’ corners is 24 years. At 23, Banks is among the youth in the ranks, but last season he ranked fifth among all Giants defenders in solo tackles with 53. After getting a full season under his belt and experiencing his first offseason as a pro, Banks not only loves being back on the field, but he feels more confident ..read more

After a sluggish showing on the first day of training camp on Wednesday, the New York Giants offense turned things around at Thursday’s practice. Big Blue got a solid preview of what first-round pick Malik Nabers will be bringing to the table this season and beyond. The former LSU standout strutted his stuff with a total of three touchdown catches from quarterback Daniel Jones, who also looked much sharper. MALIK NABERS (@Giants) pic.twitter.com/JBDiiemgPm — PFF Fantasy & Betting (@PFF_Fantasy) July 25, 2024 Malik Nabers (@art_stapleton) pic.twitter.com/cxTmG1vbQk — PFF (@PFF) July 25 ..read more

Who are the top 25 NFL players of the 21st century? That’s a question that ESPN recently set out to answer and as fate would have it, one retired member of the New York Giants made the cut. Although he ranked a bit lower than many in Giants Nation would have thought, defensive end and Pro Football Hall of Famer, Michael Strahan, checked in at No. 19. Key accomplishments: HOF (2014), seven-time Pro Bowler, two-time first-team All-Pro in the 2000s, 2001 Defensive POY, 22.5 sacks in 2001 (tied for single-season record) Strahan is still a shareholder of the single-season sack record with T.J. Wat ..read more

In the final week of the 2021 regular season, the New York Giants closed out an ugly campaign with a 22-7 loss to the Washington Commanders. That game was the last for head coach Joe Judge, who was fired shortly thereafter. The final nail in the coffin likely came during the second quarter when, trailing 3-0, Judge called back-to-back quarterback sneaks from inside the five-yard line. “I wasn’t going to live through what happened last week in Chicago,” Judge told reporters after the game, referring to a Week 17 safety. “We’re going to give ourselves room for the punt. We did that. We played th ..read more

The New York Giants’ secondary is a youthful group. Bringing in Jalen Mills added some experience to their ranks, but defensive coordinator Shane Bowen has another idea. As we discovered early in Hard Knocks, Bowen is giving linebacker Isaiah Simmons an expanded role. Before joining the Giants in 2023, Simmons played under Vance Joseph in Arizona. The role Bowen has in mind for Simmons is similar to what Joseph did in 2021, and the veteran responded well to the task recording 105 tackles, one interception, four forced fumbles, and 1.5 sacks that season. “I think it does give me more consistenc ..read more