Palladino: Jets Go Inside, Giants Go Back In NFL Draft
The Jets and Giants each got what they were looking for. Even if, in Gang Green's case, it wasn't what the crowd at Radio City Music Hall wanted.
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The Jets and Giants each got what they were looking for. Even if, in Gang Green's case, it wasn't what the crowd at Radio City Music Hall wanted.
Sometimes, you just get a bit lucky. The Giants had a tough choice at No. 32 -- and that's a good thing.
The Super Bowl-champion New York Giants have taken running back David Wilson of Virginia Tech with the final pick of a lightning quick first round of the NFL Draft.
A three-time Pro Bowler, Shaun Rogers spent last season with the New Orleans Saints, starting four games and making 22 tackles. He also has played with Detroit and Cleveland.
Giants GM Jerry Reese will look at the team's draft board tonight at around 11:30 p.m. and continue the path that was set forth by the late George Young many years ago – he will prioritize the remaining lot by "best player available."
The first round of the NFL draft starts at 8 p.m. So, we should all be talking about what stud the Jets and Giants are going to pick, right?
With one year left on his rookie contract, Victor Cruz reiterated Tuesday night that he doesn't want to play football with any team other than the Giants - even if that means he's not making "the big bucks."
To hold out or not to hold out? Umenyiora wants a long-term extension, and it could cost him training camp -- or possibly his future with New York.
As a two-time Super Bowl MVP, Eli Manning isn't used to being third-string anything.
When it comes top getting the inside scoop as to what is going on around the NFL, there aren't too many people better to talk to than Charley Casserly.
With the NFL draft looming, Al Dukes reached out to a guy who knows a thing or two about winning a Super Bowl.
As a result of their Super Bowl win, the Giants will be picking last in the opening round of the NFL Draft.
The lawyer for Sgt. Nadir Nassry, who was suspended for allegedly organizing the high speed escorts, told CBS 2 that high-speed caravan escorts have been going on for decades.
The Giants reportedly locked up linebacker-turned-long snapper Zak DeOssie to a three-year contract extension through the 2015 season on Friday. The deal is said to be worth $3.45 million, $900,000 of which is guaranteed
Cruz, now a household name, wants to be paid like one. But he's not about to become a training camp holdout if New York declines to show him the money.
