The 2024 NFL draft is exactly a week away and, yes we know, you are weary of mock drafts, but let us hit you with one more — a seven-round mock from the folks at Pro Football Focus. In this mock, the New York Giants do not make any moves — up or back — pass on a quarterback and select who many believe could be the best player in this draft class in LSU wide receiver Malik Nabers with the sixth overall pick in Round 1. Nabers’ movement skills are rare, even at the NFL level. His ability to change direction yet continue to accelerate makes him an open-target specialist in the slot and on the ou ..read more

The Miami Dolphins have officially announced the signing of former New York Giants linebacker Cam Brown. Brown, 26, was a sixth-round pick of the Giants in the 2020 NFL draft out of Penn State. He appeared in 60 games for the team, recording 35 tackles (24 solo), three QB hits and two forced fumbles. Much of Brown’s production came on special teams, consistently drawing praise from the coaching staff. However, after the firing of special teams coordinator Thomas McGaughey on Black Monday, Brown knew his time in East Rutherford was up. It’s been interesting… Catch Y’all on the flip side ! #4pi ..read more

Former New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick has always been fond of the New York Giants organization. He speaks glowingly about his time with the team, which included two Super Bowl titles. Belichick grew to fame with the Giants in 1990 when his Super Bowl XXV gameplan, which is now in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, helped lead to a historic upset of the Buffalo Bills. Since his time with the Giants, Belichick has carved out his own place in NFL history, becoming one of the most successful head coaches of all time. But currently, he remains at home following a divorce from the New En ..read more

The New York Giants began their voluntary offseason workout program on Monday and head coach Brian Daboll was pleased with the initial attendance. “Very good turnout,” he told reporters. There is one notable absence, however. Wide receiver Darius Slayton has not arrived in East Rutherford and apparently has no plans to as he seeks a new contract from the Giants, reports Jordan Raanan of ESPN. Wide receiver Darius Slayton has not reported to the New York Giants’ voluntary workouts while he seeks a contract extension from the team, a source told ESPN. The Giants re-signed Slayton to a two-year ..read more

The New York Giants may not get their shot at the top four quarterback prospects in the 2024 NFL draft but are making contingency plans in the event that plays out. Those plans include top-30 visits with Oregon’s Bo Nix and South Carolina’s Spencer Rattler, who could each be available come pick No. 47 overall. The #Giants’ pre-#NFLDraft work on QBs included #Oregon’s Bo Nix and #SouthCarolina’s Spencer Rattler making visits to East Rutherford this week, sources tell me and @RapSheet. So the team has done deep dives on passers who will be available at different levels of the draft. pic.twitter ..read more

The New York Giants are still in the process of finding the right mix along their offensive line. They have just two known anchors at the moment — center John Michael Schmitz and All-Pro left tackle Andrew Thomas. Thomas has been one of the best at his position in the NFL the past few seasons. That is when he’s been healthy. He missed seven games last year with a hamstring strain. This week, as the Giants began their voluntary workout sessions at the Quest Diagnostics Training Center in East Rutherford, Thomas was asked by reporters what it would mean to him to stay healthy and play every game ..read more

The New York Giants have partnered with Creston, “a leader in technologies that remove barriers to connection,” to upgrade their 2024 NFL draft room and streamline their business communications. “The Giants are a championship-caliber organization with a storied history, which means the tools and resources they leverage must meet the demands of a high-performing sports team week in and week out,” said Crestron CEO and President Dan Feldstein. “The team had a clear vision for how streamlining their processes and digitally enhancing their draft room could support their operations year-round, and ..read more

NFL owners officially voted to ban the hip-drop tackle in March, hoping to make the game safer. However, the added rule change will dramatically impact how defenders approach tackling and it won’t necessarily be an easy transition. New York Giants linebacker Bobby Okereke expects an “acclimation period” as players attempt to learn a new way of tackling, which is contrary to how they’ve been coached in the past. “It’s definitely another thing for us to be aware of as defenders. You know, it’s tough,” Okereke told reporters on Monday. “They tell you, run your feet on tackles so you can run throu ..read more

The New York Giants will wrap up their top-30 visits on Wednesday and one of the final prospects to make a pitstop in East Rutherford will be Washington State safety Jaden Hicks. Hicks is widely considered the best safety available in the 2024 NFL draft. Digging into the Giants' pre-draft "30" visits, and here's one I don't think has been out there: Washington State safety Jaden Hicks, per source. He's the top safety and No. 39 player in @dpbrugler's rankings. Giants could possibly replace Xavier McKinney with another early… — Dan Duggan (@DDuggan21) April 16, 2024 After losing Julian Love a ..read more

With the deadline to host top-30 visits arriving on Wednesday, the New York Giants will begin to wrap up their slate with a defensive lineman. Aaron Wilson reports that the Giants will host Virginia Tech’s Pheldarius Payne in East Rutherford on Tuesday. Virginia Tech @HokiesFB defensive tackle Pheldarius Payne (6-3, 285 pounds, 4.85 speed, four sacks, one forced fumble last season) has 30 visit Tuesday with #Giants per a league source @KPRC2 https://t.co/1QdDggvTfq — Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) April 16, 2024 The 6-foot-3, 276-pound Paye also met with the Giants via Zoom in early April ..read more