Palladino: Giants Could Reap Rewards Of Combined Practice
Eli Manning couldn't be happier about practicing alongside the Bengals, despite what happened the last time the Giants engaged in a similar activity.
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Eli Manning couldn't be happier about practicing alongside the Bengals, despite what happened the last time the Giants engaged in a similar activity.
"Entourage" creator Doug Ellin, a Long Island kid, loves the Giants. But he's not too happy with their quarterback.
Will Beatty's injury forced Tom Coughlin and his prospective starters to be flexible, including Justin Pugh, who faces the biggest transition.
It's going to be one memorable week in Cincinnati for the Giants this August.
Tom Coughlin must be having night sweats -- again. His starting left tackle joins luminaries such as Hakeem Nicks, Jason Pierre-Paul and Jon Beason as offseason injuries that had a major effect on Big Blue.
The lawsuit reprises some of the allegations made in a federal lawsuit last year on behalf of 1,300 former players against the NFL.
Giants starting left tackle Will Beatty is going to be sidelined up to six months after tearing a pectoral muscle, the team announced on Thursday.
Justin Pugh is a candidate to move from the right side to the left side in Beatty's absence.
The change was approved only for 2015, then will be reviewed. But Texans general manager Rick Smith predicts it will become permanent.
It's not about greed, he maintains. Beckham believes that players should be compensated more due to the violent nature of professional football.
It's a touch premature to tab the Giants as Super Bowl contenders. But thanks to EA Sports, they now have the face to represent such lofty goals.
Odell Beckham Jr.'s breakout tour continues. Giants fans just hope his latest honor doesn't come with a curse.
Manning, who defeated Brady twice in the Super Bowl, was not happy to see his counterpart get suspended. On the contrary, he found it upsetting.
The New York Giants have signed four players who came to a rookie camp last weekend on a tryout basis.
Steve Spagnuolo didn't let the New York Giants' relative talent level impact his decision to accept an opportunity for a second go-around as coach Tom Coughlin's defensive coordinator.