The 2024 NFL Draft is over. The Giants collected arguably the top wide receiver, a solid tight end, and a running back who, after switching from receiver, averaged 6.3 yards per carry last year. Drafted players are expected to make the roster, but every year, the front office and scouting staff look to find a diamond in the rough—that prospect from the undrafted free agent (UDFA) class—that next Victor Cruz.  Now is the time to root for the underdogs, those players who were not drafted. With the Giants having just six picks in this draft, they had plenty of time to get on the phones and s ..read more

With the draft over, most of the Giants’ 2024 roster is likely set. That said, it isn’t completely set. The Giants still have holes on this roster, even post-draft. It is also important to note that while we may have our predictions for the Giants’ draft picks, we truly don’t know how these players will turn out. With all this being said, let’s take a look at the Giants’ biggest needs post-NFL draft. Before I start, I’m not going to mention QB.  Daniel Jones is likely the starting quarterback, with Drew Lock backing him up.  Joe Schoen reportedly attempted to trade up to draft Drake ..read more

Lewis Morgan heads in a header goal against the Vancouver Whitecaps FC on Saturday, April 27, 2024 at Red Bull Arena (CREDIT: John Perd) The New York Red Bulls earned its third straight draw on Saturday night. A frustrating 1-1 result against Vancouver Whitecaps FC still has New York in third place in the Eastern Conference. However the points left on the table are beginning to add up for a squad that looked poised to lead the conference. The night’s goals came from a Lewis Morgan header and a first half goal from former Red Bull Brian White. Ahead of the game, White was recognized by the team ..read more

After months of going back and forth between many options, the Giants finally have made their selection of Malik Nabers with the 6 pick. This pick required the Giants front office to make a big decision. With many analysts thinking that the Giants would select a quarterback or even trade up to get Drake Maye, this selection may have come out as a shocker since the Giants have had some major quarterback troubles last season. Malik Nabers, a wide receiver from Louisiana State University, has been turning heads with his playmaking ability and athleticism. Standing at 6’3″ and lightning-fast speed ..read more

This years draft is arguably the most important one in recent history for the New York Giants. The Giants have the 6 pick and the pick gives the Giants many options on how they want to begin the franchise’s future. In this blog I will go over 5 things the Giants must do in this draft to find any success over the next few years. Find the next offensive weapon After losing a player like Saquon Barkley one thing that the Giants are missing is an offensive weapon that can change a game. There are many ways that the Giants can improve on this. One way would be is to select a wide receiver like Ma ..read more

The Giants began the player off-season program Monday. While this phase of the program is voluntary, the number of players attending seems robust. For 27 players, the motivation to attend is an incentive payment built into their contracts.   Photo: New York Giants Head Coach Brian Daboll met with the players to kick things off and laid the framework for coming together as a team.  “Be a Pro” in all things you do as a player to prepare for the season.  Attack the next two weeks of conditioning with an enthusiasm to get better every day.   Giants.com published ..read more

The New York Red Bulls weekend of matches against Chicago Fire FC, in both Major League Soccer and MLS NEXT Pro, ended with injuries and red cards. In summary, a forward was alluded to have a significant leg injury ahead of Saturday. Then, against the Fire, a midfielder looked to have a serious ankle injury. Finally, on Sunday, a young forward capped off a historic performance with a non-contact injury. Ahead of Saturday’s match, Red Bulls captain Emil Forsberg held up RBNY homegrown attacker Serge Ngoma’s jersey during the team’s pre-game photo. The act was in support of the forward, who was ..read more

While the 2024 Major League Soccer season is still young, the New York Red Bulls sit atop the table. That comes after four wins and two draws through seven games, including last weekend’s win over defending Supporter’s Shield champs FC Cincinnati. While a lot of talk has been on new signing Emil Forsberg, both good and bad, and the returning Lewis Morgan, it has been a team effort. And one consistent member of that team is forward Dante Vanzeir. In the five games he’s played, all being starts, Vanzeir has looked great playing as either the main striker or a supporting hitter. In fact, at the t ..read more

We’re two weeks from the 2024 NFL Draft. Rumors are flying through every media outlet as to what the Giants will do with the No. 6 pick and later rounds. Quarterback? Wide Receiver? Cornerback? Offensive Lineman? There are so many needs on this team. The Giants’ offseason moves give some indication of a narrowed focus on draft picks. They are in a win-win position to help the team for the long haul. The Giants have focused much of this offseason on signing five offensive linemen, two blocking tight ends, a solid running back, a top edge rusher after a trade, an experienced defensive back, a re ..read more

Over the next few weeks I will be going over the best prospects for the Giants to draft their specific position. In this Blog I will go over the best quarterbacks from this draft.  1. Caleb Williams- USC This one is a no brainer. Caleb Williams has been one of the best prospects the NFL has seen in some time. Although he never made it to the playoffs in the countless number of regular season games we saw of Caleb he was always the most talented player on the field. Over his three years in college he had 10,0082 yards, 93 TDs, and 14 interceptions. These stats that he had are indicative of ..read more