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2021 NFL draft: 5 interior offensive lineman who could interest Giants on Day 2 We know the Giants need to add a piece on the interior of the offensive line, and here are players they could target past Round 1 Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images The New York Giants wasted little time in the 2021 offseason surrounding third-year quarterback Daniel Jones with weapons to maximize the previous year’s 31st-ranked offense ( in terms of yards and scoring). The signings of Kenny Golladay, John Ross, a...

BBV Benchwarmers’ mock draft throwdown: Ryan, Joey C. and Emily offer their Giants-only mock drafts We have another three 6-round mock drafts from “The Bench Players” Photo by Frederick Breedon/Getty Images With the 2021 NFL Draft now less than two weeks away, our team is in full pre-draft swing doing mock drafts and player evaluations. Ed has been churning out his mock drafts and his mock draft analysis for weeks now. And earlier this month, Nick, Joe and Chris offered their “dueling ...

New York Giants Draft Needs: Draft or Sign Another Running Back? The Giants could use some additional depth at the running back position. But should they use one of their six draft picks to acquire it or wait for the post-draft free agency signing period? Author: Apr 16, 2021 From top to bottom, the Giants running back room will be a lot different from what it was last year. For starters, the team is optimistic that the star of the group, Saquon Barkley, will be back from a torn ACL bigger, bet...

Prospect of the week: Boise State’s Avery Williams is a special teams star Could Joe Judge’s special teams background make Williams attractive to the Giants? Photo by Douglas Stringer/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Joe Judge was a special teams coach with Alabama and the New England Patriots before becoming head coach of the New York Giants. As a rookie head coach in 2020, he made no secret of how important that phase of the game is to him. Thus, it had to drive him crazy that, while the ...

Here are Giants jersey numbers for free agent additions like Kenny Golladay, John Ross, others — except for Kyle Rudolph Updated Apr 11, 2021; Facebook Share That might sound confusing. But first, the overall point: Just about every one of the Giants new players have picked jersey numbers, except for tight end Kyle Rudolph. And his reason for waiting might have to do with the part about these numbers potentially being temporary. Sign up for Giants Extra: The NFL reportedly might soon approv...

Prospects of the week: RBs Elijah Mitchell, Jaret Patterson are Day 3 options If Giants look for a running back on Day 3, could one of these players be the guy? Photo by Michael Wade/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Each Friday for the past several weeks, I have been featuring a ‘Prospect of the Week’ leading up to the 2021 NFL Draft. Today, you get a special treat. I’m double-dipping, giving you two prospects for the price of one (free, anyway!!) who could be of interest to the New York ...

Giants news, 4/7: Things we learned, hot seat, mock draft, more headlines New York Giants news for Wednesday Good morning, New York Giants: They’re convinced they can make a huge leap in 2021. The Giants handed out huge contracts to Leonard Williams ($21 million per year), Kenny Golladay ($18 million per year) and Adoree’ Jackson ($13 million per year). They boxed themselves in a bit with the Williams deal. It was either have him play on the franchise tag again, pay up or risk losing him ...

NFL Draft 2021: Daniel Jeremiah senses Giants want ‘even more weapons’ and could pick an Alabama wide receiver Updated 10:02 AM; Today 9:46 AM Alabamas DeVonta Smith could be a New York Giants target in the NFL Draft. Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images Facebook Share After the season, both Giants co-owner John Mara and general manager Dave Gettleman admitted that they needed to add more weapons on offense in the offseason. Clearly, that was a priority in free agency. Gettleman signed two wide rece...

Re-Ranking the Biggest Giants Needs After First Wave of Free Agency The New York Giants addressed a number of needs in the first wave of free agency but work still remains in some areas. Heres a unit-by-unit review of what was done and what still needs to be done. Author: Apr 4, 2021 The New York Giants were busier than anyone anticipated during the first wave of free agency. Although general manager Dave Gettleman addressed many of the top needs—receiver, cornerback, and getting Leonard Will...

Kenny Golladay gets a buddy in New York.