With plenty of player turnover this offseason, the Giants are hoping for a new (and improved) team heading into 2024. With many key positions having new faces, let's hope for these five under-the-radar players to make a massive impact in 2024.
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With so much in the air regarding the upcoming draft, many think that J.J McCarthy is rising up draft boards at the right time. With a loaded resume and a solid Combine, could we see McCarthy fall in the Giants lap at No. 6 overall?
With many new faces in NY after free agency, Jermaine Eluemunor has quickly won the hearts of Giants fans thanks to his immense passion.
With new QB Drew Lock in town, Daniel Jones will feel a new sense of pressure regarding his job security in 2024. With everything on the line, Jones has to prove himself to stay on the field.
With some money in the bank, Joe Schoen has a ton of pressure on allocating it to the right spot in 2024. Look for the G-Men to target interior offensive lineman as a position of need.
Giants' free-agent speculation grows. Xavier McKinney is set to test free agency, but he's got a return to MetLife on his mind.
With mock drafts predicting the Giants to select Malik Nabers in the NFL Draft, he is drawing comparisons to Odell Beckham Jr. already.
With Saquon Barkley's future with the Giants up in the air, speculation has begun for potential landing spots for the star RB. With the Houston Texans stock rising quickly, adding a piece like Barkley can put them over the edge for the 2024 season.
A handful of players perform exceptionally well at the Combine every year and boost their draft stock. While not a direct predictor for NFL success, let's hope the Giants do their due diligence as they begin laying the groundwork for the 2024 NFL Draft.
With the Giants having the No. 6 overall pick in the NFL Draft, the speculation and excitement is endless. Several cornerstone QBs, WRs, and OTs will be up for grabs.
With the NFL offseason here, the Giants are looking to be aggressive to bolster the talent on the roster. With so many players up for grabs, and the Giants having some cap space to work with, expect a splashy addition coming soon.
With offseason rumors swirling regarding the state of the No. 1 pick, will the Giants try to make a move? With Daniel Jones coming off a torn ACL, will they give him one more year, or hand over the keys to a young rookie QB?
With free agency nearly upon us, the New York Giants will have some tough decisions in the near future. Key players like Saquon Barkley and Xavier McKinney are in search of big extensions.
With free agency looming for Saquon Barkley, many teams will covet his services in 2024. With the RB market in the NFL unlike any other position, many expect to see several teams seeking to contend in 2024 go after Barkley aggressively this offseason.
With speculations swirling about the Giants sixth pick in the draft, could they see Drake Maye fall all the way to pick #6? With a relationship with Eli Manning, Giants fans would love to see the Tar Heel Product in a different shade of blue next season.
Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll have their hands full with several big decisions this offseason, none more prominent than that of the QB position. With many fans hoping for a fresh start at QB, a recent report makes it seem like Danny Dimes is here to stay.
With a big offseason ahead, the New York Giants will look to boost up the talent amongst the offensive line. With cap space and draft capital available, look for the Giants to make a splashy move and get some much needed protection up front.
With the Giants holding the No. 6 pick in the NFL Draft, ESPN has already begun speculation on whether they will use that pick to select a QB of the future. However, perhaps a Day 2 move will be on the way.
The Giants' have a big decision to make with the No. 6 overall pick. If they select a QB, Jordan Love was a prime example this season why it would be beneficial to sit a rookie QB until he is completely ready to take the reins.
When a fan tweeted a comparison between Daniel Jones and Patrick Mahomes, Darius Slayton had no choice but to jump to the defense of his QB.