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Of the contestants involved in the six games this weekend, in addition to the two top teams that earned byes, none of the 14 NFL playoff participants are the New York Giants. No surprise at this point to Big Blue fans, many who went into the season with so much hope only to have it evaporate week by week. The root of the problem general manager Dave Gettleman and his young unproven Coach Joe Judge were sent packing a few days ago. However, some former Giants players are still enjoying the excite...

Former New York Jets legend Don Maynard, a Hall of Fame receiver who made his biggest impact catching passes from Joe Namath in the wide-open AFL, has died at 86.

New York Giants headlines for Friday

New York Giants headlines for Monday

Its been rumored since last Friday Jones is unofficially done for the remainder of the season.

Joe Judge and company remain optimistic Daniel Jones can be back in the lineup as soon as next week ahead of a home matchup versus the Cowboys on Dec. 19. 

That doesn’t mean Toney will be available vs. Carolina

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What we learned from Friday’s Giants OTA Attendance is up, Joe Judge talks COVID-19 vaccine, more Kenny Golladay at Friday’s OTA. The New York Giants held their final OTA on Friday before next week’s mandaatory mini-camp. Here are a few things we learned. Kenny Golladay is in the building Golladay, the Giants’ biggest free-agent acquisition, was not in attendance last week. He was, though, on the field Friday. More Golladay: Attendance is up In addition to Golladay, many players who w...

Benita Raphan, visionary filmmaker, dies at the age of 58 Benita Raphan was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2019. by Julia Rock & Miriam Kuznets NEW YORK, NY .- Benita Raphan, visionary filmmaker, died in January 2021 at the age of 58. Her lifes work about geniuses garnered multiple awards, including a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2019. Her visual portraits examined the eccentric and brilliant inner lives of iconic figures, including R. Buckminster Fuller, John Nash, and Helen Keller. Her most r...