Giants Pump Up The Offense, Pick Explosive WR Odell Beckham Jr. At No. 12
The Giants added an explosive wide receiver to their offense during the first round of the NFL Draft on Thursday night, selecting LSU's Odell Beckham Jr. with the 12th pick.
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The Giants added an explosive wide receiver to their offense during the first round of the NFL Draft on Thursday night, selecting LSU's Odell Beckham Jr. with the 12th pick.
According to NFL Network's Rich Eisen, draft prospects have been given the opportunity to select walk-up music for when their name is called by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell -- WWE style.
Manziel is the wild card in this year's NFL Draft, with some analysts pegging him as a top-5 pick, while others have the Texas A&M quarterback slipping totally out of the first round.
Giants general manager Jerry Reese knew he had plenty of work to do, and he plugged a ton of holes in free agency. Now comes the hard part -- the NFL Draft.
Every NFL draft is filled with intrigue. When the crop of college players has 102 early entrants, including the likes of Jadeveon Clowney and Johnny Manziel, that simply ratchets up the excitement.
Will anything memorably goofy occur this year? We hope so, because a draft without silliness is nothing more than a boring roll call of kids eager to lug other people's bags around for the next year.
It's best to get rid of the ifs. In this piece, we look at five players who are most likely going to be consistent from the start of their careers to the finish.
The NFL Draft is just a few days away, and for former Boston College tight end Mike Naples, the hard work is set to pay off.
As far as Roger Goodell is concerned, Radio City Music Hall is an amazing host venue for the NFL Draft, but New York City is not the only city on Earth.
Fortunately for New York, which picks 12th, this draft is so deep that whomever Reese grabs should be a potential starter from Day 1. Here's a look at where the Giants might go in the draft.
Given the presence of a longtime starter and a capable, if unspectacular back on the roster, should Big Blue consider taking a quarterback in one of the first three rounds of this week's draft?
General manager Jerry Reese said Thursday that Eli Manning's left ankle surgery will keep him "out of spring ball."
This is the fourth year the NFL has had ex-players announce their old clubs' picks. The second and third rounds are May 9 at Radio City Music Hall.
The Giants revamped their secondary earlier this offseason through free agency, but will remain in the corner of one of their own as well.
It wasn't all about the draft though, as Boomer and Mr. Simms are proof positive that you can take a quarterback out of the locker room, but you can't necessarily take the locker room out of the quarterback.
