NY Giants Weekly

The New York Football Giants didn't just lose 24-3 to the Seattle Seahawks on Monday Night Football. The team was dismantled systematically over four quarters as a group that over achieved last season was reminded just how hard it is to win in the NFL consistently. Sitting at 1-3 with looming battles against the Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins, it feels like the Giants season is almost certainly over now. But with 13 games to go, what does that mean for the rest of the season?

The New York Giants expected to build off of their surprisingly successful 2022 season in year two of the Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen regime. However, after another difficult loss to one of the NFL's best teams in the San Francisco 49ers, the Giants look awfully closer to the teams of two and three years ago than last year's. How far are the Giants away from closing that gap? How much better can Daniel Jones really play? Is the Giants' defense a real cause for concern or is it early season gelling issues. Is Kayvon Thibodeaux headed in the right direction? When will the Giants find a way to manufacture offense against a consistent pass rush? Oh and listener questions from Twitter.

Holy shit Daniel Dimed. The New York Giants pulled off a 20 point comeback against the lowly Arizona Cardinals after the team's scoreless quarter streak reached six at the half. After only putting up 63 total yards in the first half, Quarterback Daniel Jones put up more than 300 total yards in the second half. The Giants might have won the game, but they lost running back Saquon Barkley to an ankle sprain for several weeks and face the perennial Super Bowl Contender San Francisco 49ers with just three days to prepare. Giants pull off 20 point comeback, win 31-28 vs Cardinals

The New York Giants laid a literal egg against the Dallas Cowboys last Sunday and have a great opportunity at a get right game against the Arizona Cardinals this week. The Giants are dealing with hamstring injuries to both Darren Waller and Andrew Thomas. There is early speculation that Thomas may sit Sunday's game against the Cardinals to prepare for the short week game against the San Francisco 49ers the following Thursday. The matchup against a Cardinals team looks like a laugher on paper. The Cardinals feature Josh Dobbs, a career backup QB as their starter is a chance for the Giants defense to step up and win the game in spite of the team's questions on offense.

The New York Football Giants may have arrived at Metlife Stadium to play the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night Football, but that was the extent of their physical exertion for the evening. The Giants got their butts kicked for four straight quarters, losing the game 40-0 with not a single positive take away. The Giants suffered several injuries and the roster's flaws were glaring against a talented Cowboy defense that battered Daniel Jones in a driving rain storm.

The New York Giants kickoff the 2023 NFL season Sunday night at 8:15 PM against their division rival Dallas Cowboys to start a season that feels like it might be the next step towards long-term success. The guys pick all 17 regular season games, cover a litany of prop bets for both players and the team plus set the table for the first Sunday Night Football game of the season as the Giants look to beat the Cowboys for the first time since 2021 and the first time against Dak Prescott since 2016.

The New York Giants cut down to the team's final 53 man roster and managed to pickup the majority of their cuts as practice squad additions. Oh and the Giants traded for linebacker Isaiah Simmons and pass rusher Boogie Basham in the last week too to solidify the team's defense going into the start of the season. Plus, Aaron Rodgers, Randall Cobb and the rest of the New York Jets might be bullies for taking a preseason game so seriously. Lastly, fantasy talk, because all everyone wants in late August is to hear other people talk about their fantasy football team.

The New York Giants defeated the Carolina Panthers 21-19 in the team’s second preseason game. The first team offense surgically dissected the Carolina defense with a nine play drive that culminated in a Daniel Bellinger touchdown. Most importantly, there were no notable injuries.

The New York Giants held their second day of training camp open to the public on Thursday afternoon and featured 7 on 7s, 11 on 11s, some 1 on 1s plus a whole lot of skill work. Oh yeah, and Andrew Thomas got PAID.

The running back market in the NFL took a massive blow this past week as New York Giant Saquon Barkley agreed to a modest incentive to break his training camp holdout, Josh Jacobs of the Las Vegas Raiders failed to reach an agreement and left camp all against the back drop of a running back zoom call from this past weekend where players at the position met to try and discuss the future of their position and get paid better.

With training camp about to get underway, it's time to unpack all things New York Giants. What's the general vibe of the team? What position battles will drive storylines through August? Does Saquon Barkley's absence matter that much? What players are poised to break out this season? Plus a whole lot more and some heated Jalen Hurts discourse

The New York Giants are Joe Schoen's show and he understands positional value in today's NFL. The team and running back Saquon Barkley were unable to come to terms on a multi-year extension meaning the Penn State product will play on the franchise tag for the 2023 season.

Thursday afternoon the New York Giants announced a 4 year, $90 million extension with all pro defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence with $60 million guaranteed.

The New York Giants made seven selections over the weekend in the 2023 NFL draft. Picks included Deonte Banks, John Michael Schmitz, Jalin Hyatt, Eric Gray, Tre Hawkins, Jordan Riley and Gervarrius Owens.

The New York Giants selected Maryland cornerback, Deonte Banks with the 24th pick in Thursday night's first round of the NFL Draft. Plus some conversation about the confusing decisions of the Detroit Lions and Atlanta Falcons as well as how Howie Roseman made a deal with the devil to turn the Philadelphia Eagles into the University of Georgia North.

The New York Giants will select 25th overall in the first round of Thursday Night's NFL draft. The Giants are linked to a variety of players at several positions including wide receivers Jordan Addison, Zay Flowers and Quentin Johnston, corners Emmanuel Forbes, Joey Porter Jr, Deonte Banks and many others.

The New York Giants are scraping the bargain bin for positional value to fill out the roster with signings like wide receiver Paris Campbell and a meeting with defensive tackle A'Shawn Robinson. In Joe Schoen's department of player personnel we trust!

Move over Joe Burrow, there's a new Joe Scheisty in town as the New York Giants and general manager Joe Schoen absolutely fleeced the Las Vegas Raiders out of pro bowl tight end Darren Waller for just a single third round pick. Oh and the Giants also signed linebacker Bobby Okereke yesterday. Everything's coming up Joe Schoen

The New York Giants signed Quarterback Daniel Jones to a four year, $160 million contract with $82 million guaranteed over the first two seasons. In addition, the Aaron Rodgers Jets connection is intensifying oh and Lamar Jackson is being colluded against

Joe Schoen took questions on Tuesday at the NHL draft combine on a range of subjects including contract negotiations with Daniel Jones and Saquon Barkley, the ideal skillset for wide receivers in today's NFL, an extension for Dexter Lawrence and the future of Kenny Golladay

The New York Giants negotiations with both quarterback Daniel Jones and runningback Saquon Barkley are playing out in the public sphere with reports about both littered in the tabloids. What are the Giants respective walk away numbers for both? Will one get the franchise tag? Oh and Bijan Robinson...not happening

The New York Giants will figure out their plans for Daniel Jones and Saquon Barkley over the course of the next few weeks and it'll define the team for the next several seasons. Also other general off-season conversations including the coaching and QB carousel

After sifting through the debris of the playoff loss, it's time to discuss Daniel Jones and Saquon Barkley's next deals, the position groups in need of upgrades, some quick hitter team awards, and conference championship weekend discussion.

After the Giants' brutal loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Saturday night, it's time to start looking towards a sliding doors offseason. After an assessment of the 38-7 loss in Philly, it's time for a conversation about what the team needs this offseason and a real detailed discussion about what Daniel Jones' future holds.

The New York Football Giants will enter the Lion's den of Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia Saturday night trying to advance to the conference championship game against the arch-rival Eagles. Ethan, Nick and Weis are feeling confident, the key's to the game, a trip down memory lane, some good old fashioned hating of the Eagles and a whole lot more .

The New York football Giants have their franchise quarterback in Daniel Jones who played the game of his life against the Minnesota Vikings in the Wild Card round. Using a masterfully orchestrated game plan, Brian Daboll's Giants imposed their will on the Vikings in all three phases of the game.

With the Giants headed to Minnesota to take on the Vikings in the Wild Card round, Justin and Bobby of the Talkin' Giants podcast joined the show to discuss Evan Neal in pass protection, how the Giants can use their lack of experience to their advantage, why fans should be overconfident come playoff time plus take a walk down memory lane and revisit past playoff heroes and performances

Ty Dunne of GoLongTd.com joins the show for an in-depth discussion about the New York Giants turnaround and the big picture coming into focus for team's future including the Daboll and Schoen brain trust, Daniel Jones' evolution plus a whole lot more

The New York Giants will take on the Philadelphia Eagles this weekend with a playoff spot already locked up and nothing to play for. But, that doesn't mean there isn't coach of the year to settle and a little bit of reminiscing about the last five years of Giant football. This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app that allows fans to buy and sell stock in over 300 athletes. Start turning playmakers into money makers today, must be 21+, must be physically present in New Jersey to execute trades and please trade responsibly.

Buffalo Bills' safety Damar Hamlin suffered a cardiac event during "Monday Night Football," against the Cincinnati Bengals, and for now, the football world is on pause. It's time to hope for the best and come together

The New York Football Giants ARE HEADED TO THE PLAYOFFS. Quarterback Daniel Jones led big blue to a dominating 38-10 win over the Indianapolis Colts Sunday afternoon at Metlife Stadium. This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app where fans can buy and sell stock in over 300 NFL players. Start turning playmakers into moneymakers today, must be 21+, must be physically present in New Jersey to execute trades, and please trade responsibly.

The New York Giants lost a heartbreaker with 4 seconds to go against the Minnesota Vikings on a 61-yard field goal after a litany of errors forced the Giants up against the wall. This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app that allows fans to buy and sell stock in over 300 NFL players. Turn playmakers into moneymakers today and download Mojo, must be 21+, must be physically present in New Jersey to execute trades and please trade responsibly.

Arif Hasan of Pro Football Network and the Norse Code Podcast joins the show to preview the Minnesota Vikings and New York Giants Christmas Eve showdown including what makes Justin Jefferson an alien, year one of Kevin O'Connell at the helm, the outsider perspective on the Giants plus a whole lot more. This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app that allows fans to buy and sell stock in their favorite athletes. With over 300 players available to invest in, start turning playmakers into money-makers today. Must be 21+, must be physically present in New Jersey to execute trades, and please trade responsibly.

In Kayvon Thibodeaux's national TV coming-out party, the fifth overall pick dominated the overwhelmed Washington Commanders offensive line and willed the New York Giants to the team's biggest win in years and the offense gave New York just enough to eke out a win. This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app that allows fans to buy and sell stock in their favorite athletes. Start turning playmakers into moneymakers today! Must be 21+, must be physically present in New Jersey to execute trades and please trade responsibly.

Senior NFL Writer of The Athletic, Ben Standig, joins the show to discuss the New York Giants and Washington Commanders defacto playoff game and all of the major storylines including matchups, the Commanders' turnaround, Chase Young's availability, and a whole lot more This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app that allows fans to buy and sell stock in their favorite athletes. Must be 21+, must be physically present in New Jersey to execute trades, and please gamble responsibly.

The Philadelphia Eagles came into Metlife Stadium Sunday and absolutely dog-walked the New York Giants with MVP candidate Jalen Hurts doing whatever he wanted to the overmatched and undermanned Giants' defense while the Eagles' defense had Daniel Jones and Saquon Barkley bottled up

Jimmy Kempski of the Philly Voice joins the show to explain what's driving Jalen Hurts' MVP-caliber season, sing the praises of Eagles GM Howie Roseman, and tout Nick Sirianni's performance in year two at the helm. This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app that allows fans to buy and sell stock in in over 300 of their favorite athletes. Turn playmakers into moneymakers today and download Mojo, must be 21+, must be physically present in New Jersey to execute trades, and please trade responsibly.

The New York Giants snapped their losing streak but didn't get back into the win column, instead tying against division rival Washington. The Giants struggled on offense once again with Daniel Jones failing to make big plays, Saquon Barkley ineffective in the running game and not enough talent at receiver, New York just couldn't put the Commanders away This episode is presented by Mojo, turn playmakers into money-makers on the first app that allows fans to buy and sell stock in their favorite athletes. Download Mojo today, must be 21+, must be physically present in New Jersey to execute trades and please trade responsibly.

Special guest JP Finlay of NBC Sports Washington joins to discuss Taylor Heinicke's impact on the Commander's win streak, the ferocious pass rush, and Brian Robinson's emergence as starting runningback plus the Sean Taylor memorial fiasco. As the Giants are reeling on a losing streak, they'll look to get back on the right track as home underdogs against a team it doesn't matchup well against. This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app that allows fans to buy and sell stock in their favorite athletes. Turn playmakers into money-makers today! Must be 21+, must be physically present in New Jersey to execute trades, and please trade responsibly.

The New York Giants offense struggled to move the ball against the Cowboys, whose Dak Prescott-led offense torched an injury-depleted Giants defense on Thanksgiving afternoon. The Giants' personnel limitations against the Cowboys were the deciding factor and didn't have the horses to hang around with a surefire playoff team. This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app that allows fans to buy and sell stock in their favorite athletes. Must be 21+, and must be physically present in New Jersey to execute trades. Please trade responsibly.

The New York Giants stumble into Dallas to play the divisional rival Cowboys on Thanksgiving afternoon with the deck overwhelmingly stacked against them. On the second episode of the week, Ethan makes his return with a big life announcement, Buy or Sell presented by Mojo, a preview of the Cowboy game, a soccer sidebar, and a Thanksgiving food bracket This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app that allows fans to buy and sell stock in their favorite athletes. Must be physically present in New Jersey to execute trades, must be 21+, and please trade responsibly. Follow Ethan: @EthanGSN Weis: @NYGDaily Nick: @NickZararis The Blog: @GothamSN

The New York Giants struggled Sunday in a 31-18 loss to the Detroit Lions who dominated the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball and stuck it to an injury-depleted Giant team. This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app that allows fans to buy and sell stock in their favorite athletes. Must be 21+, must be physically present in New Jersey to execute trades, and please trade responsibly.

As the New York Giants come off of a win, they'll look to extend their winning streak against the surging Detroit Lions who are on a two-game winning streak of their own. Look for the Giants to run with Saquon Barkley while trying to hold Detroit's DeAndre Swift in check. Weis is joined by Jeremy Reisman of Pride of Detroit to break down the matchup while hitting game picks and the Mojo buy and sell of the week with Producer Nick. This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app that allows fans to buy and sell stock of their favorite athletes. Must be 21+, must be physically present in New Jersey to execute trades, and please trade responsibly

The New York Giants took care of business against the Houston Texans Sunday with a massive performance from running back Saquon Barkley and defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence. This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app that allows fans to buy and sell stock in their favorite athletes. Must be 21+, and must be physically present in New Jersey to execute trades, please trade responsibly.

Coming off of the bye week, the New York Giants are set to face off as home favorites against the struggling Houston Texans. If the Giants are for real, this is the type of game they take care of buisness in and move on with no hiccups. Producer Nick is in for Ethan this week and discusses all the pertinent storylines for the week with Weis. This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app that allows fans to buy and sell stock of their favorite athletes. Must be 21+, must be physically present to execute trades. Please trade responsibly.

After a low-key trade deadline where the New York Giants only traded away receiver Kadarius Toney, the team left its fans a bit unsatisfied. On top of the quiet deadline, a discussion about the players that did move, what the future holds for running back Saquon Barkley, and Joe Schoen's media tour. This episode is presented by Mojo, the first-ever app that allows fans to buy and sell stock in their favorite athletes. Must be 21+, must be physically present in New Jersey to execute transactions, and please trade responsibly. Be sure to follow The blog: @GothamSN Ethan: @EthanGSN Weis: @NYGDaily

On the second episode of the week, Ethan and Weis are joined by Mike Sando of the Athletic to preview the Giant's matchup with the Seattle Seahawks including the Russell Wilson/Pete Carroll narrative war, the Geno Smith renaissance, and a whole lot more This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app to allow fans to buy and sell stock in their favorite athletes. Must be 21+ and physically present in New Jersey to execute trades, please trade responsibly. Be sure to follow: The blog: @GothamSN Ethan: @EthanGSN Weis: @NYGDaily Mike: @SandoNFL

On the first episode of the week, Ethan and Weis discuss the Giant's road win over the Jaguars including Daniel Jones' fire on the sideline, feeling that the game wasn't in doubt, debate franchise tagging Daniel Jones plus a whole lot more This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app that allows fans to buy and sell stock in their favorite athletes. Must be 21+, must be physically present in New Jersey to buy and sell stock, please trade responsibly

On the second episode of the week, Ethan and Weis are joined by Pete Prisco of CBS Sports HQ to discuss the Giants week 7 matchup on the road against the Jacksonville Jaguars, including the funky betting line, the Jaguars strengths on defense, Trevor Lawrence's second season, and compare Doug Pederson to Brian Daboll. This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app that allows users to buy and sell stock in their favorite athletes. Must be physically present in New Jersey to execute trades, must be 21+, and please trade responsibly.

On the first episode of the week, Ethan and Weis recap the Giants come from behind victory against the Baltimore Ravens including the rookies combining to make the difference, Wink Martindale's revenge, Saquon's gutsy performance, and an honest conversation about the NFC playoff picture This episode is presented by Mojo, the first app that allows users to buy and sell stock in their favorite athletes. Must be physically present in New Jersey to execute trades, must be 21+, and please trade responsibly.