A new 2027 NFL mock draft has the Giants taking a Crimson Tide playmaker at No. 11, but concerns over production and a massive hole on the defensive line suggest Big Blue should look elsewhere.
The Giants ignored running back during the NFL Draft, but their latest signing—a versatile playmaker with elite return traits—could force a difficult roster decision this summer.
The Giants' first draft of the John Harbaugh era is a masterclass in physicality. But as Arvell Reese joins a loaded pass-rush room, a major question remains: Is there enough room for everyone to eat?
Tyler Nubin may have come out as the biggest winner on the Giants' roster thanks to how the first round fell, but after regressing last season, the 2024 second-rounder better pick up his game.
With two NFC rivals reportedly eyeing the Miami tackle, Joe Schoen’s "dream scenario" for the pick acquired in the Dexter Lawrence trade almost didn't happen.
The selection of Auburn nose tackle Bobby Jamison-Travis creates immediate competition for a Giants defensive interior looking to redefine itself in the post-Dexter Lawrence era.
At 6-foot-7 and 320 pounds, Kutztown’s Ryan Schernecke is the "nasty" developmental tackle John Harbaugh coveted—and his massive guaranteed contract proves the Giants didn't want to let him walk.
Joe Schoen moved "heaven and earth" to trade back into the third round for Malachi Fields—and a new report confirms if he hadn't, the Notre Dame star might have become a Dolphin.
With the Giants tapping into the secondary at No. 37, there could be a key competition brewing that will test the ultimate fate of one veteran cornerback.
Why Illinois offensive lineman JC Davis isn't just depth but is instead a potential key toward the long-term improvement of the Giants' offensive line.
The arrival of sixth-round tackle JC Davis brings power to the New York Giants' offensive line, but his presence may leave veteran Joshua Ezeudu without a roster spot.
After a long wait on Day 3, Joe Schoen snagged a massive "fourth-round talent" at No. 186. Discover why Auburn nose tackle Bobby Jamison-Travis is the perfect "grit" addition for John Harbaugh’s new-look interior defense.
The Giants are back on the clock for the final day of the 2026 NFL Draft. Follow along as Big Blue looks to address defensive tackle and safety needs with their remaining 6th-round capital—and tracks the top UDFAs hitting the market.
After making a splash in Round 1, the New York Giants snagged Tennessee ballhawk Colton Hood at No. 37—a "stunned" slide that provides John Harbaugh with a versatile starter to challenge a struggling veteran group.