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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 weren’t in attendance last week were on hand. Among them were Dexter Lawrence, B.J. Hill and Oshane...

See which players attended the Giants’ first OTA open to the media Who’s in the building, and who isn’t? Thursday marked the first session of the New York Giants OTAs that are open to the media. The Giants, like the rest of the NFL, in “Phase 3” of their offseason program, which began earlier this week. Phase 3 lasts four weeks and consists of 10 days of organized team activities (OTAs), which involve in-person classroom work and (non-contact) 7-on-7, 9-on-7, and full team 11-on-11 drills. It’s important to remember that while teams would surely like to have full attendance at ...

4. Nick Bolton, LB, Kansas City Chiefs At 6-foot and 231 pounds, there’s no denying that Nick Bolton is an undersized linebacker. It’s part of the reason why he slipped to the Chiefs at No. 58 overall and part of the reason why some believe he was still a reach at that point. We’ll argue that he was a steal, instead. Size aside, Bolton is an extremely instinctive linebacker who excels in coverage. One of those things can’t be taught, and the other is a welcomed benefit in today’s pass-happy NFL. Bolton will also willingly step in and play special teams, adding more versatility to hi...

Good Morning America Will Have Special NFL Schedule Announcement OAKLAND, CA - DECEMBER 02: Patrick Mahomes #15 of the Kansas City Chiefs celebrates after a touchdown by Spencer Ware #32 against the Oakland Raiders during their NFL game at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on December 2, 2018 in Oakland, California. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images) On Wednesday, the NFL will reveal its schedule for the 2021 regular season. Before the full slate of games for this fall is revealed though, a special announcement will be made on ABC’s  Good Morning America.  Monday Night Football on  “The ...

As Pro Football Talk's Josh Alper noted, Shepard wore No. 3 while playing for the Oklahoma Sooners. The Giants selected the receiver in the second round of the 2016 NFL Draft.  Previously, Minnesota Vikings running back Dalvin Cook contemplated changing his number but didn't because he would have reportedly spent around $1.5 million purchasing the unsold inventory of jerseys per a league mandate for the 2021 campaign. Art Stapleton of NorthJersey.com tweeted that's not an issue for Shepard: And guess what: just checked with Giants and Sterling Shepard's number change to 3 is OFFICIAL. It's h...