The NY Giants finished their season with a 34-17 win over the Cowboys, losing draft position but winning the game. Key performances included Gunner Olszewski, Tyrone Tracy, Bobby Okereke, and rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart. The article highlights coaching decisions, player achievements, and the emotional moment for team co-owner John Mara battling cancer. The piece also criticizes Dallas coach Brian Schottenheimer for conservative play and notes the Giants' season pattern of losing and winning at inopportune times.
The New York Giants defeated the Dallas Cowboys 34-17 in Week 18, securing a top-three pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, with key performances from Jaxson Dart and Tyrone Tracy Jr., and finishing the season 4-13.
The article defends Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart against negative narratives, emphasizing his potential and the importance of supporting him with proper coaching and weapons. It discusses the Giants' coaching decisions, the future of GM Joe Schoen, and key offseason considerations like re-signing tackle Jermaine Eluemunor and evaluating rookie Marcus Mbow. The article also touches on the upcoming game against the Raiders, the impact of injuries, and the Giants' chances of securing the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
NY Giants rookie Abdul Carter, despite a challenging start to his NFL career marked by benchings and criticism, is learning valuable lessons about maturity and improving his game, showing flashes of his potential and aiming to finish the season strong.
The NY Giants' training camp has seen surprising performances from bottom-of-the-roster players Greg Dulcich and Nic Jones, while key players like Kayvon Thibodeaux and the offensive line are also under discussion. The team is evaluating players for roster spots, with some potential changes in the offensive line and emerging roles for rookies like Cam Skattebo. The camp remains competitive as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
The NY Giants' spring practices revealed a strengthened quarterback room with Wilson, Winston, Dart, and DeVito, a talented and versatile defensive line, promising receiver competition, and ongoing offensive line evaluations, setting the stage for an exciting training camp and season.
Oregon star quarterback Bo Nix, a potential first-round pick linked with the NY Giants, has disappointed at the Senior Bowl, potentially hurting his draft stock. Analysts believe he could be a late first-rounder, but his struggles may prompt the Giants to consider other options, such as Washington's Michael Penix Jr., who has been performing well at the Senior Bowl. Nix's performance raises red flags, making him a less favorable choice for the Giants in the upcoming draft.
Several NY Giants players are impressing at OTAs, including TE Darren Waller who caught three touchdowns from QB Daniel Jones. Waller's size and potential make him an elite red-zone target, but his health remains a concern. Despite star RB Saquon Barkley's absence, the Giants are looking sharp on both offense and defense, giving fans high hopes for the upcoming NFL season.
The New York Giants had a plan going into the 2023 NFL Draft and executed it well, filling key needs with talented players. They traded up to select Deonte Banks, a press-man cornerback, in the first round, followed by John Michael Schmitz, a tough and dependable center, in the second round. In the third round, they added speedster Jalin Hyatt, a wide receiver who can stretch the field. The Giants have yet to make their picks in rounds 5-7.
Various NFL mock drafts have different predictions for the NY Giants' first-round pick, with analysts suggesting players such as Jordan Addison, Michael Mayer, Jahmyr Gibbs, Quentin Johnston, Brian Branch, Luke Wypler, Joe Tippmann, Kelee Ringo, Zay Flowers, Cam Smith, Jalin Hyatt, Deonte Banks, Jakorian Bennett, Isaiah Foskey, O'Cyrus Torrence, Emmanuel Forbes, Jack Campbell, Joey Porter Jr. and more.
One year after the 2022 NFL Draft, the NY Giants' first-round picks, pass-rusher Kayvon Thibodeaux and right tackle Evan Neal, received a B+ grade. Thibodeaux had a slow start but ended up with four sacks and was a force in the trenches. Neal had a rookie season full of ups and downs, giving up 11 sacks on the year. The Giants hope to see Neal take a major step forward in the 2023 season.
NY Giants quarterback Daniel Jones has agreed to a four-year, $160 million contract with Big Blue, while Baker Mayfield has been signed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to a one-year prove-it deal worth $8.5 million for the 2023 campaign. Jones outplayed Mayfield in a Week 2 contest at MetLife Stadium in 2022, and the two have since resolved their issues. Mayfield's negative comments about Jones have come back to haunt him as he's now on his fourth team and labeled a bust, while Jones is doing a lot of things right these days.
Kadarius Toney, former NY Giants player, called out his haters on Twitter after fans criticized the team for trading him for Darren Waller. Toney's time with the Giants was plagued by injuries and disciplinary issues, leading to his trade to the Kansas City Chiefs. However, Toney helped the Chiefs win the Super Bowl and is now a champion. The Giants have landed an electric pass-catcher in Waller for quarterback Daniel Jones.
