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The New York Giants are looking to trade offensive lineman Evan Neal by the NFL trade deadline, with teams like the Raiders showing interest. Neal, a former Alabama star and first-round pick in 2022, is in the final year of his rookie contract and has played in nine games this season.
The article discusses key points to watch in the upcoming preseason Week 2 game between the Giants and Jets, including the playing time of starters like Evan Neal, the performance of rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart, the impact of Dante Miller, and the ongoing battles on the roster bubble at wide receiver and cornerback, all amid strategic considerations for the regular season.
The Giants' second preseason game will focus on key battles for final receiver spots, the cornerback position, and Evan Neal's transition to guard, with performances on special teams and game action being crucial for roster decisions.
Abdul Carter, a rookie linebacker for the New York Giants, made a significant impact in training camp by quickly overpowering veteran Evan Neal in a practice drill, highlighting Carter's impressive development and potential to disrupt the team's offensive line, which could have long-term implications for the NFC East rivalry.
Evan Neal has shown steady improvement playing inside on the Giants' offensive line during training camp, with coach Daboll noting his quickening play and adaptability. Rookie Darius Alexander has also displayed promising athleticism and potential as a defensive lineman. Additionally, new running back Cam Skattebo is seen as a powerful addition to the backfield, complementing second-year back Tyrone Tracy Jr.'s skills.
The article covers New York Giants' recent training camp highlights, including rookie Cam Skattebo's physical play and potential, Evan Neal's commitment to his new guard position, Abdul Carter's impressive pass rush, and roster updates with Gunner Olszewski's return and Bryce Ford-Wheaton's injury.
The New York Giants' recent OTA practice revealed that wide receiver Darius Slayton has returned after securing added incentives to his contract, though no extra guaranteed money. Slayton's return is seen as a goodwill gesture by the Giants' GM, despite the team drafting new wide receivers. Meanwhile, questions remain about the future of right tackle Evan Neal, who has struggled with injuries and performance. The Giants have also made notable changes to their offensive line and pass rush strategies, including new roles for key players and coaches.
New York Giants GM Joe Schoen is not considering moving Evan Neal to guard for the 2024 season, expressing confidence in him at right tackle and emphasizing the priority of improving the offensive line. Schoen stressed the long-term plan of building through the draft and creating sustained success, while also addressing defensive changes under new defensive coordinator Shane Bowen and the decision to keep offensive coordinator Mike Kafka.
New York Giants tight end Darren Waller practiced for the second consecutive day and could be activated for Sunday's game against the New Orleans Saints. Waller, who has been on injured reserve with a hamstring injury, said he may not be ready for a full game but could contribute in limited snaps. Meanwhile, right tackle Evan Neal is unlikely to play, and the Giants added three new names to their injury report: guard Justin Pugh, wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson, and special teamer Cam Brown.
New York Giants right tackle Evan Neal returns to practice after missing four games with an ankle injury. Every player on the 53-man roster participated in practice, except for tight end Darren Waller who remains on injured reserve. Tommy DeVito, the Giants' quarterback, was named the NFC Offensive Player of the Week. Pro Bowl voting shows that Dexter Lawrence and Saquon Barkley are currently outside the top 10 at their positions. The Giants have a slim 0.4% chance of making the playoffs, according to ESPN Analytics. General manager Joe Schoen stated that the Giants will add a quarterback in the offseason, either through free agency or the draft.
New York Giants' star defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence missed a second straight practice due to a hamstring issue, while right tackle Evan Neal was the only other player to miss practice. Rookie quarterback Tommy DeVito was honored as Rookie of the Week for his performance in the Giants' Week 11 victory, and there are questions about who will start at quarterback for the New England Patriots in their upcoming game against the Giants. The Giants are also expected to draft a quarterback high in the 2024 NFL Draft.
New York Giants coach Brian Daboll addressed offensive lineman Evan Neal's "poor comments" directed at critical fans, stating that Neal was remorseful and regretful. Neal apologized to the team and hopes to rebuild trust over time. Daboll emphasized that the team is moving on from the incident and denied losing the locker room. While potential discipline for Neal was not confirmed, he is expected to start in the upcoming game against the Miami Dolphins. The Giants' struggling offensive line allowed 11 sacks in their recent loss to the Seattle Seahawks.
New York Giants offensive lineman Evan Neal apologizes after criticizing fans for booing the team, calling them "sheep" and "bandwagoners." Neal, who has allowed the second-most QB pressures in the NFL this season, expressed frustration with the fans' fair-weather support and questioned their loyalty. After facing backlash, Neal issued an apology on social media, acknowledging that he was wrong for belittling anyone's job and expressing remorse for his comments. The Giants and their supporters are now looking to move on and focus on their upcoming game against the Miami Dolphins.
New York Giants right tackle Evan Neal criticized "fair-weather" fans after the team was booed during a blowout loss to the Seattle Seahawks. Neal, who has faced criticism for his performance, questioned the credibility of those commenting on his play. He later apologized for his comments, acknowledging that he let his frustrations get the best of him. The Giants' offensive line has been plagued by injuries, contributing to their struggles on offense. The team has scored just 15 points in their last three games and quarterback Daniel Jones has faced interceptions and poor performance.
New York Giants' right tackle Evan Neal encouraged fans to boo louder after their disappointing performance against the Seattle Seahawks, where the offense allowed 10 sacks. Neal, who has faced criticism since being drafted, dismissed the opinions of those booing, stating that they are not real fans and do not understand the game. While his comments may not win him more support, winning games would likely improve the team's atmosphere.