The New York Giants went all-in on rebuilding their quarterback room this offseason. Veterans Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston were signed in free agency, and the team spent a first-round pick on Jaxson Dart.

New York Giants quarterback Russell Wilson's job isn't going to be easy this season, judging by some new research.

The trade speculation involving the New York Giants and edge rusher Kayvon Thibodeaux isn't going away anytime soon. It's what happens anytime a team has an embarrassment of riches at one position, which is what the Giants have with their pass rushers.

"Neal earned plenty of starting reps this spring as the Giants managed their starters' workloads," The Athletic said. "Now, Neal's most likely path to a starting spot would be beating out the 35-year-old Greg Van Roten for the right guard role. How the position switch goes will determine Neal's future in New York."

We’re less than two weeks from the New York Giants reporting to training camp to prepare for the 2025 season. This is one of the most important seasons in franchise history as both general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll are on the hot seat, and at some point, they’ll be looking to usher in rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart.

Melvin will deploy his three best starters to close out the first half. On Friday, two-time All-Star Logan Webb will face Dustin May to begin the series. On Sunday, fellow All-Stars Robbie Ray and Yoshinobu Yamamoto will battle before they both head to Atlanta for the Midsummer Classic.

The main competition for Neal will come from another veteran in Greg Van Roten, who was re-signed during free agency this offseason. The Giants also used a fifth-round pick on Purdue's Marcus Mbow, who was largely viewed as a value selection following the draft.

Mets pitcher David Peterson has been named to his first All-Star team, Major League Baseball announced Thursday afternoon. Peterson will replace San Francisco Giants pitcher Robbie Ray, who is in line to start Sunday against the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Here we'll try to look at the obvious New York Giants trade candidate entering the 2025 NFL training camp.

New York Giants quarterbacks are hosting private summer workouts for teammates in San Diego along with some bonding experiences.

But getting through the foundational years of building a roster can be hard — especially given the variance that the draft brings. For the New York Giants, general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll came in together in 2022 with a lot of work to do.