Giants’ Isaiah Simmons shifts positions to cornerback
Isaiah Simmons is often referred to as a Swiss Army knife, which some believe is a fancy way of saying he has never fully established himself at any defensive position during his four-year NFL career. The Giants acquired the versatile player as a top-10 pick from the Cardinals just before the start of last season. […]
The Giants pressure is on Daniel Jones — and everyone knows it
Daniel Jones knows how to navigate difficult conversations with Joe Sean. There was a chance two years ago: Sean’s first big decision as Giants general manager was to tell Jones the team wouldn’t exercise his fifth-year option. That essentially made the 2022 season a make-or-break scenario, with Jones needing to stay healthy and play well […]
Giants already scrambling on o-line after Jermaine Eluemunor injury
The air of optimism surrounding the Giants’ retooled offensive line lasted for nearly one practice. The Giants spent $45.2 million on three new starters in free agency and hired a new position coach to rebuild a team that had a record 85 sacks last season, but they are once again scrambling to fill holes after […]
Giants’ draft-day trade price limit revealed
The Giants’ hopes of trading up to draft a quarterback vanished about four hours before first-round picks were to be made. Just before making one final call to Patriots executive Elliott Wolf to see if the Giants could move from the sixth pick to the third, general manager Joe Sean told co-owner John Mara he […]
Giants’ Evan Neal on PUP list in rough start to critical season
Evan Neal’s make-or-break year with the Giants got off to an inauspicious start. The 23-year-old right tackle, who was projected as a starter throughout the offseason, will begin training camp on the physically unable to play list. He missed 10 games last season, including the final eight games after what he thought was a sprained […]
Giants counting on Brian Burns to break cycle of big-money mistakes
The Giants didn’t pay record amounts for Slow Burns, Sick Burns or Freezer Burns. Daniel Jones’ return from a torn ACL and Malik Neighbors replacing Saquon Barkley as the offensive focal point may be two of the talking points through the first few days of training camp, but pass rusher Brian Barnes will find out […]
Daniel Jones says he’s ‘fully cleared’ ahead of crucial Giants season
The question was phrased very specifically so there was no confusion. Giants quarterback Daniel Jones was asked twice Sunday if he was “fully cleared” by the start of training camp on Wednesday and answered in the affirmative both times without hesitation. Eight months after undergoing season-ending ACL surgery on his right knee last November, Jones […]
A Wake-Up Call for Woke Tech Giants
Microsoft recently suffered a massive global outage due to an update recently pushed by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, sending a major wake-up call for the tech industry with its focus on DEI. The widespread outages of Microsoft services, the closure of banks and retail stores around the world, and the grounding of flights, did not occur […]
Giants acing ‘Hard Knocks’ spotlight doesn’t mean anything
Maybe this means nothing; this is reality TV, after all. I can’t imagine anyone rushing out of a restaurant just because Gordon Ramsay attacked a poor sous chef like Bobby Knight. Many of the drive-ins, diners, and dive bars that Guy Fieri visits may whet our appetites, but too many of them would require us […]
Deonte Banks talks not taking his Giants chance ‘for granted’
Giants cornerback Deonte Banks will sit down with Washington Post columnist Steve Selby for a Q&A about training camp. Q: Who do you think is the best cornerback in football right now? A: I haven’t seen him yet, but this year it’s Tay Banks. But so far I really like Pat Surtin…his technique, his footwork…I […]