Giants Sign Wide Receiver Keith Carlos
The Giants signed wide receiver Keith Carlos after running back Jeremy Wright was waived Friday.
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The Giants signed wide receiver Keith Carlos after running back Jeremy Wright was waived Friday.
The Giants are hoping that newly-draft quarterback Ryan Nassib never plays, but are going to make sure he's ready in case Eli Manning ever misses a game.
The Giants lost Kenny Phillips in the summer and hope that newly-drafted safety Cooper Taylor can fill his void.
Matt Barkley slid down the board and ended up being selected by the Philadelphia Eagles in round four.
Former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb says too much has been made of the NFL's bounty scandal, which dominated the sports pages just a year ago.
The 2013 NFL Draft will take place this week, so let's take a look at which holes each team in the NFC East needs to fill to have a successful draft.
Patterson underwent brain surgery in January 2012, but returned to the Eagles for five games last season. He was diagnosed with a brain malformation in August 2012 after suffering a seizure during a training camp practice.
The Philadelphia Eagles have made a splash in their defensive backfield, signing cornerback Cary Williams and former Giant Kenny Phillips.
What the competition does will determine head coach Tom Coughlin's ability to maneuver his team back to the top of the division once the season kicks off.
The Jets are reportedly looking to trade cornerback Darrelle Revis. But they're making it difficult to strike a deal, according to Yahoo! Sports.
Free agents can't get new contracts until March 12, but Jenkins had no such restriction because he had been cut by Philadelphia.
Remember all that Michael-Vick-to-the-Jets talk? Many dismissed it out of the gate as unlikely, and now it's officially off the table.
Vick and Mornhinweg had issues this past season, according to a report, and neither the four-time Pro Bowler nor the newly-hired offensive coordinator have any desire to continue their working relationship with the Jets.
Wow! The NFC East just got even more interesting.
The defending Super Bowl champions did their part against Michael Vick and their NFC East rivals -- but it wasn't enough.
The residents, including about 200 students from the school system, formed a gantlet to welcome players from both teams before the game.
They don't call them Big Blue for nothing, and we're talking the fans, not just the team. The Giants will be playing hard against the Eagles this Sunday and G-Men's diehard tailgaters will be showing their spirit in full blue force by wearing outfits that scream "Playoffs, here we come!" Here are some easy, Sunday morning tips to help Giants tailgaters get their fan on in splendid, Big Blue glory.
Defensive tackle Chris Canty and rookie cornerback Jayron Hosley are not active for the New York Giants must-win game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.
"We have to think, 'Hey, everything is going to work out,'" Manning said. "'Those other teams are going to win for us, and we have to go out and do our business.'"
It's not totally out of the question that the Giants will get the help they need. But first, Big Blue will need to take care of their own business.
"Every man needs to go and look at himself in the mirror," Rolle said. "... It kind of comes down to, 'Does this guy want to be here? Is this guy going to play? Is he going to lay it all on the line come Sunday?'"
"That is what I talked to our team (about) this morning -- pride, honor, dignity," Coughlin said. "Play the game that we are capable of playing, finish the season with a game we can all be proud of."
The Giants need lots and lots of help to make the playoffs. But none of it will matter if New York can't get its act together and beat the Eagles in Sunday's home finale at MetLife Stadium.
The Jets need a quarterback... could Mike Vick be their guy at the start of the 2013 season?
The Giants aren't giving up despite not being in control of their playoff destiny.