The Giants draft picks for 2019: 1. First round (No. 6 overall) 2. Second round (No. 38) 3. Fourth round (own) 4. Fourth round (from N.O. for Eli Apple) 5. Fifth round (own) 6. Fifth round (from Detroit for Damon Harrison) 7. Fifth round (compensatory) 8. Sixth round (own) 9. Seventh (from Vikings for Brett Jones) 10. Seventh (from Rams in Alec Ogletree trade)
The Giants were awarded a fifth round compensatory pick, No. 171 overall, in this year's draft. It was based off losing and gaining the players below.
The Giants could free up a lot of salary-cap space by cutting some big names, but signs point to them sticking with their high-profile veterans.
Bill is joined by Mike Sando to try and construct Antonio Brown trades for (just about) every team in the NFL, sorted by their division. This includes the NFC East (1:42), AFC East (9:29), NFC North (13:35), NFC South (21:24), AFC South (27:55), NFC West (34:48) and AFC West (44:13). Plus, what teams do the guys think will have the best shot at landing him (54:29)?
The Bengals have hired Giants defensive backs coach Lou Anarumo as their new defensive coordinator.
TE Scott Simonson's deal with the Giants is for one year and $895K. It includes $65K guaranteed in the form of a signing bonus.
Another good day to be Odell Beckham Jr. He gets the final $5 million from his $20M signing bonus paid out on Feb. 20. Also is owed another $17M this year.
All five of the rookies drafted in the first round in 2018 finished in the bottom 10 in QBR last season. How can they take the next step?
A ruptured Achilles kept the former Giants RB idle in 2018, but he's optimistic about his recovery and eager to get back on the field this fall.
Jadeveon Clowney is among the players who could get tagged as early as Tuesday. NFL Nation reporters make their predictions.
Decisions should be forthcoming on the Giants' 2019 plans for quarterback Eli Manning, who is entering the final season of his contract.
The Denver deal for Joe Flacco takes one potential landing spot for Nick Foles off the board. A look at the Eagles' potential trade partners.
ESPN Giants reporter Jordan Raanan sifts through the most realistic quarterback scenarios in this week's episode. It seems destined to come up Eli.
Nothing says "I love you" like an exquisite pun from your significant other's favorite NFL team. Here are some of the best from around the league, including from the league's leading Casanova, the Atlanta Falcons.
There's simply more supply than demand. If the 2019 QB market is a game of musical chairs, some 2018 starters are going to be left without a seat.
Will Dallas extend the contracts for three stars? What will Philly do with Nick Foles? Let's make offseason moves for the NFC East.
Arizona has the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft, but the Cardinals don't need a QB. So what could they be looking at if they traded the top pick away?
The Giants added OLB coach Mike Dawson and assistant DB coach Henry Baker to their staff. They replace Rob Leonard (Dolphins) and DeShea Townsend (Bears). Dawson comes from Nebraska where he was the defensive line coach and Baker from Rutgers.
Geoff Schwartz joins ESPN Giants Reporter Jordan Raanan to discuss the final phase of the Giants offensive line rebuild.
| TEAM | W | L | T | PCT | PF | PA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dallas | 10 | 6 | 0 | .625 | 339 | 324 |
| Philadelphia | 9 | 7 | 0 | .563 | 367 | 348 |
| Washington | 7 | 9 | 0 | .438 | 281 | 359 |
| New York | 5 | 11 | 0 | .313 | 369 | 412 |
