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2021 NFL Draft Primer for New York Giants Here is everything you need to know about the 2021 NFL Draft for the New York Giants. Author: Apr 27, 2021 The New York Giants loaded up pretty good in free agency, their acquisitions touching virtually every position group on the roster. Regardless of the shift in strategy--with few exceptions, the Giants handed out more one-year deals than anything--the NFL draft remains the way to build up a franchise, and the Giants will be in search of their latest...

NFL rumors: Ex-Giants running back Wayne Gallman heads west, signs with NFC contender Updated 5:20 AM; Today 5:18 AM Facebook Share Gallman is coming off his best season in the NFL, setting career highs in rushing yards (682) and touchdowns (6) while filling in for Saquon Barkley, who missed most of the 2020 season with a torn ACL. Sign up for Giants Extra: Pro Football Talk reports Gallman faces a crowded running backs room in San Francisco. Gallman’s time with the Giants basically expire...

NFL free agency: Wayne Gallman headed to 49ers on one-year deal The 2017 fourth-rounder had a career year in 2020 Photo by Elsa/Getty Images Following a career year with Saquon Barkley on the sidelines due to injury, former New York Giants running back Wayne Gallman is now headed to the San Francisco 49ers. The 49ers have signed former Giants RB Wayne Gallman.— Field Yates (@FieldYates) April 21, 2021 A 2017 fourth-round pick, Gallman rushed for 476 yards as a rookie before Barkley came in as...

Apr 20, 2021 When the 2020 season ended, Giants general manager Dave Gettleman knew he had his work cut out as far as taking a competitive yet underachieving roster and adding enough to it to help second-year head coach Joe Judge steer the team into the playoffs. Only time will tell if the over $200 million Gettleman approved for more than a dozen free agents will pay off. Still, even though championships aren’t won in the off-season, the Giants brass—Gettleman and assistant general manager...

Giants news, 4/21: Wayne Gallman, draft options, more headlines New York Giants news for Wednesday Good morning, The 49ers are hosting former Giants RB Wayne Gallman on a free agent visit. He played well stepping in for Saquon Barkley last season.— Field Yates (@FieldYates) April 19, 2021 Gallman had a breakout season with Saquon Barkley on the sidelines. With the team signing Devontae Booker over the offseason, Gallman’s time in the Big Apple is likely over as he could be following Weston...

Losing Saquon Barkley in Week 2 of the 2020 season proved to be a devastating turn of events for the New York Giants, who finished with the NFL’s 31st-ranked offense in points scored and yards...

NFL rumors: Ex-Giants running back Wayne Gallman talking to NFC contender Updated 8:33 AM; Today 8:30 AM Former New York Giants running back Wayne Gallman made a free-agent visit to the San Francisco 49ers.Getty Images Facebook Share Gallman is coming off his best season in the NFL, setting career highs in rushing yards (682) and touchdowns (6) while filling in for Saquon Barkley, who missed most of the 2020 season with a torn ACL. Sign up for Giants Extra:  Pro Football Talk reports Gallma...

Giants aggressively signed RB Devontae Booker in free agency, but why? Dave Gettleman had an interesting explanation Updated Apr 20, 2021; Posted Apr 20, 2021 Giants general manager Dave Gettleman (left) and assistant GM Kevin Abrams (right) met with the media on Tuesday, April 20, 2021. Facebook Share The Giants got a lot of attention in free agency — both positive and negative — for making multiple big-money splashes, but most of those moves made sense in a vacuum. That included re-sign...

Giants always intended to be aggressive in free agency Takeaways from media availability of Dave Gettleman, Kevin Abrams Tim Fuller-USA TODAY Sports The New York Giants’ aggression in free agency — giving Leonard Williams, Adoree Jackson and Kenny Golladay $97.5 million in guaranteed money in a market with a reduced salary cap — raised some eyebrows around the NFL. “There were no surprises,” said assistant GM Kevin Abrams. “It’s always a bit of an unknown who the players are who y...

NFL free agency has evolved into a mix of blind dates and musical chairs.   Teams often commit millions of dollars to players without meeting face to face – a practice conducted even before the pandemic – at the risk of being the last one standing. The Giants, however, did it differently this year. Their relatively long courtship of free agents like Kenny Golladay, regarded as the top wide receiver on the market, was well-documented as they wined, dined, and ultimately signed. "We had them...