What to Expect From Daniel Jones in 2020
Daniel Jones was the 6th pick in the 2019 NFL Draft via the New York Giants. Although Jones displayed accuracy and mobility at Duke…
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New York Giants 2020 Schedule Breakdown
This past Thursday the NFL released its schedule for the 2020 season. It’s something to look forward to amidst the uncertainty of COVID-19…
Alternate Universe Giants: Saquon Barkley
With the second overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft the New York Giants Saquon Barkley from Penn State. This was the consensus pick…
New York Giants Rounds 4-7 Wrap-Up + UDFA’s
On Day 3 of the 2020 NFL Draft Dave Gettleman, Joe Judge and the New York Giants continued adding depth on the offensive line…
Matt’s Gonna Play His Peart Out: Giants 3rd Round Recap
With the selection of natural LT Andrew Thomas with the 4th pick in the 1st round, the New York Giants embarked on a long-awaited…
The Newest York Giant: Xavier McKinney
With the 36th pick in the 2020 NFL Draft the New York Giants selected Alabama safety, Xavier McKinney. Regarded as the best…
Andrew Thomas: The Newest Giant
With the 4th overall selection in the 2020 NFL Draft, the New York Giants chose OL Andrew Thomas from Georgia. Whilst it was a surprise…
Why Cesar Ruiz Fits With the Giants
Obviously talent and depth in the trenches is a luxury for any team but its time the New York Giants add elite, young piece…
2020 NFL Draft: Offensive Tackle Primer
The 2020 selection of tackles in the draft is one of, if not the best, in recent memory. Including Iowa product Tristan Wirfs, Alabama’s Jedrick…
Risers and Fallers of the 2010’s: New York Giants (Pt. 1)
As we get closer to this years’ draft, let’s take a look back at some Giants’ history. The past decade had a lot of ups and…
The Giants Career of Odell Beckham Jr. Revisited
We’re now a full year out from the departure of Odell Beckham Jr. from East Rutherford, NJ. General Manager Dave Gettleman shipped Beckham off to…
New York Giants Mock Draft (7 Rounds)
As we get closer to this years draft it due time to look at it in it’s full scope. Let’s blueprint the New York Giants potential draft. Whilst they have some great young pieces there are still needs on both the offense and defense, although some less than others. We’re shooting for realism, let’s get into it!
The Implications of a Chargers/Giants Swap on Draft Day!
With the bulk of the craziness of NFL Free Agency (and its been crazy), coming to a close, it’s due time to look towards the NFL Draft, if you haven’t been already. Specifically, the top of the draft where we have a few teams that could move around. First the New York Giants, who were big players in the open market, focusing on defensive production and offensive depth. With a plethora of options at offensive tackles, including Jedrick Wills Jr. and Tristan Wirfs, we could see the Giants trade down, nab some extra draft capital and still be in a good spot to grab an elite building block. Second, our prospective partners, the Los Angeles Chargers. With the mutual parting of quarterback Philip Rivers, his departure to the Colts and Tom Brady’s move to Tampa Bay, the Chargers are in the market for a signal caller. Tyrod Taylor has decent accuracy, above average ability to read defenses and good leadership, but a lack of arm strength. So, with options such as Oregon prospect Justin Herbert and pro-ready Tua Tagovailoa ready and available this year, it’s likely the Bolts will search for a viable upgrade. It’s also likely and necessary to move out of the 6th slot, with the Miami Dolphins ahead of them and also in the market for a QB. Now there’s also a possibility of the Detroit Lions swerving and selecting Tagovailoa, but that will not be discussed. That’s already been discussed in-depth, here. Plus, the last time the Giants and Chargers pulled off a draft day deal I’d say it turned out pretty well. Let’s take a look at some potential outcomes!
The Newest Giants: Free Agency Frenzy Recap
The former Panthers cornerback is set to ink a 3 year/$45M deal with the Giants, that equals to about $15M AAV. Bradberry was drafted by Dave Gettleman, with the Panthers, in the 2nd round of the 2016 draft to replace Josh Norman, who departed for the Redskins earlier that spring. Bradberry additionally has a long, strong frame at 6’1 212 lbs. He’s spent a good chunk of his young career covering some of the leagues best receivers in the NFC South…
NY Giants Free Agency Blueprint
The NFL’s free agency period begins March 18 and tons of eyes will be turned on the NFL’s off-season proceedings in these unprecedented times due to coronavirus. Additionally, the New York Giants now have $77.8 million in cap space. With Big Blue set to be big spenders this year, combined with the history that their most recent successes this century have come from big signings in free agency in 2007, 2011 and 2016, let’s take a look at some candidates who could be on the squad in 2020.
The Battlehawks vs. The Defenders: Beasts Of The East!
Coming up on Sunday the St. Louis Battle Hawks will travel due east to the nations’ capital and face off against the Defenders in a contest for the division lead. I discussed the Battle Hawks’ successes and downfalls in the recap, however the Defenders’ Week 4 game against the Tampa Bay Vipers. Cardale Jones and Co. got shutout 25-0 after a QB switch on Tampa’s part, who put up 266 yards on the ground and only gave up 107 yards of total offense to the Defenders.