Silverman: As Draft Nears, Giants' NFC East Foes Have Plenty Of Issues
The Dallas Cowboys may have been a major story in 2016, but the NFC East heads into this year's draft a complicated division.
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The Dallas Cowboys may have been a major story in 2016, but the NFC East heads into this year's draft a complicated division.
Judging from Odell Beckham Jr.'s touchdown dances, it's obvious the Giants wide receiver is a big Michael Jackson fan.
Thanks to their surprisingly good 2016 season, the Giants are looking at low picks at the NFL draft in a few weeks. But a gem could be had early.
When a team drafts 23rd, it's hard to form much of a consensus on which player they might select. That is the situation the Giants are in as we look ahead toward the NFL Draft, which begins April 27.
With the NFL Draft just over two weeks away, here's our predictions for the first round, along with a specific look at five key players who have a chance to be impact players during their rookie year.
Either the NFL's drug tests aren't so random after all or this is one heck of a coincidence.
Ben McAdoo said earlier this week that he believes Geno Smith can potentially be Eli Manning's successor.
As Eli Manning enters the twilight of his career, the chorus grows louder for the Giants to find his successor.
Jerry Reese's seat could not have gotten much hotter without leaving a burn mark two years ago. Now? Not so much.
The Giants might not be done adding ex-Jets to their roster.
Eugene Cyril "Geno" Smith III has a new employer. And a new home. The good news is, he didn't need to move to a new state, new city, or even a new building.
It's not often that two teams in the same city sign two veteran quarterbacks whose sum amounts to one big shoulder shrug.
The Giants have re-signed quarterback Josh Johnson (seven teams) and added wide receiver Brandon Marshall (joining his fifth team) while the Jets have signed quarterback Josh McCown (eight teams now).
Last season with the 49ers, Draughn rushed for 196 yards on 74 carries and had 29 receptions for 263 yards. He had four touchdowns rushing and two receiving.
Geno Smith officially became a Giant on Monday after passing his physical.