With the weight of the world on their shoulders, the NY Giants need to find success in 2024, but not a lot of people think they'll be too impressive.
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Heading into a make or break season, it feels like some fans have already thrown the towel in on Daniel Jones.
As the 2024 NFL season looms, let's take a early look into the Giants schedule for next season. With a relatively winnable first two games, followed by six weeks of tough matchups, let's hope the Giants can start strong and carry their momentum all season
All eyes will be locked in on the G-Men when Saquon Barkley returns to MetLife, and faces relentless boos. Ultimately, the Giants need to find a way to beat the Eagles, and with Barkley on the other side of the ball, things surely haven't gotten easier.
With so much pressure on Daniel Jones heading into 2024, the media has already started creating pivot options for the Giants in 2025.
Darius Slayton has been away from the team for the offseason program, but perhaps a resolution to his contract drama is on the way.
The pressure is on for Joe Schoen to rock things in the first round of the draft. With that said, he simply can't reach for the following players.
With so much movement and surprises seemingly inevitable in the first round, the Giants hope to escape with a grand slam prospect. Avoiding disaster is equally as important, and here are some worse-case scenarios heading into Thursday night.
Heading into the NFL Draft, the Giants are making their finishing touches on their decision for the No. 6 pick. With that said, could Schoen end up leaving the QBs room as is for 2024?
As the NFL draft approaches, it seems like more and more possibilities are opening regarding the NY Giants plans in the first round. Will they go after a new QB?
With the Giants targeting a new QB in this year's NFL Draft, speculation has begun on where they will take a new signal-caller in Round 1.