Giants Conclude First Round Of OTAs With No Sign Of Beckham
The New York Giants ended their first week of voluntary organized team activities missing two of their biggest stars — wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and defensive end Olivier Vernon.
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The New York Giants ended their first week of voluntary organized team activities missing two of their biggest stars — wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and defensive end Olivier Vernon.
The New York Giants wrapped up their off-season workouts Thursday, but MetLife Stadium was buzzing with some very special fans.
Odell Beckham Jr. wasn't at the Giants' first OTA practices this week. So where was he? With bad boy Johnny Manziel, as it turns out.
Jennings and his partner bested former Chicago Cubs catcher David Ross to take home the top prize.
In further proof of the Giants wide receiver's immense star power, he has reportedly signed a five-year, $29 million deal with Nike.
Lawrence Taylor revolutionized the linebacker position in the NFL. He was that good.
Mark Herzlich remembers May 14, 2009, like it was yesterday.
While the workouts are voluntary, they are generally well-attended. Coaches strongly prefer players to be there as they begin to install the offensive and defensive playbooks for the upcoming season.
Most Giants fans probably don't care much about why Eli Manning didn't want to play for the San Diego Chargers. They're just glad he ended up in New York.
The Giants' backfield will look a lot different during this season's first Organized Team Activity session than it did last year.
Two more retired football stars have pledged their brains to research.
Bill Parcells was a magician when it came to turning around lousy teams.
A Florida State wide receiver who warmed hearts by sitting with an autistic school child at lunch last year is attempting to overcome some of his own adversity and make the New York Giants.
The Giants and second-round selection Dalvin Tomlinson reportedly agreed to terms Wednesday, making him the first of the team's draft picks to reach a deal.
Francesa pressed the coach on how he was dealing with the excitable wideout, whose emotions had become a major distraction over the previous two weeks.
