Giants news, 5/11: Full stadiums for Giants games this year?
New York Giants headlines for Tuesday
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said Monday that “the prospects are pretty good’ MetLife Stadium will be filled with fans for Giants and Jets games this fall.
The Giants didn’t make the Eli Apple mistake again when their apparent primary target was taken before they picked at No. 11.
Jones fellow 2019 first-round picks, Haskins and Kyler Murray, have already gone down polar opposite paths. The former is now a backup with the Pittsburgh Steelers, while the latter has an Offensive Rookie of the Year honor and a Pro Bowl nod on his resume.
Giants news, 5/10: Praise for Giants’ draft continues to roll in
New York Giants headlines for Monday
The trade: Bears receive pick No. 11; Giants receive picks Nos. 20 and 164, 2022 first-round and fourth-round picks
The value winner: Giants
Surplus value: First-round pick
Let me start off by saying that trades are not a zero-sum game and this deal is a perfect example: It s a win-win. The value calculation changes for a team trading up for a quarterback the upside of hitting on the pick is dramatically higher than hitting on a non-quarterback and so the Bears paying this premium for Fields is, in my view, not only acceptable but worthwhile.
Giants news, 5/7: Offseason program, mini-camp dates set, more headlines
New York Giants headlines for Friday
The Giants will hold rookie mini-camp from May 14-16, and mandatory mini-camp from June 8-10.
OTAs, which are voluntary and players previously said as a group they would not attend, are scheduled as follows:
May 24-25; May 27; June 2-4; June 14-15
Giants news, 5/6: Rookie minicamp, Daniel Jones, Aaron Robinson, more headlines
New York Giants news for Thursday
Good morning,
The Giants are reported to be holding their rookies in minicamp between May 14th-17th.
Given all the moves made during the offseason/draft, all eyes on the Giants will be focused on third-year quarterback Daniel Jones. Kyle Brant of GMFB believes Jones will live up to the lofty expectations of this upcoming season .
Scheme: Man-heavy, aggressive blitzing team.
Giants defensive coordinator Patrick Graham is from the New England coaching tree, and he was Brian Flores’ defensive coordinator in Miami in 2019. They want to be aggressive with their pressure schemes and play man-to-man on the back end. With how much they want to pressure, having multiple, versatile defensive backs is essential. They already have a couple of really good corners on the outside with James Bradberry and free-agent signee Adoree Jackson. Robinson will add depth outside but he