New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen told the media at the end of the season that he would "look at any avenue" to find the team's next franchise

Receiver Malik Nabers isn’t just the team’s best offensive player, he’s among the top weapons in the sport. He surpassed every expectation (and nearly every franchise record) as a rookie and has cemented himself as the foundational piece of New York’s supporting cast.

Facing a crucial offseason, the New York Giants are keeping a close eye on the quarterbacks in both the draft and trade markets. Per ESPN's Jordan Raanan,

As the New York Giants look ahead to the NFL Draft in possibly looking for their quarterback of the future, there is some speculation that they can look to free agency and sign a veteran like Sam Darnold. With the Giants looking to free agency to address some deficiencies, there are some who warn the team about going for a quarterback like Darnold.

Finding their next franchise quarterback will be priority No. 1 for the New York Giants this offseason. While general manager Joe Schoen has said that he is

Somehow, New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen is still being criticized for not picking Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels.

Let the NFL mock drafts begin. This week the godfather of mock drafting — ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. — released his first pass at the 2025 NFL mock draft. The New York Giants hold the third overall selection in the upcoming draft and are desperately searching for their next franchise quarterback.

A high-ranking executive of the Tennessee Titans made a bold claim ahead of the NFL Draft, and it could impact the New York Giants.

The Giants must plan to get a veteran bridge quarterback in free agency, such as Minnesota’s Sam Darnold, Pittsburgh’s Justin Fields, Los Angeles Rams' Jimmy Garoppolo, or maybe even Carson Wentz, to be that plug-and-play guy who can carry the team through until they find their next Eli Manning.

Tae Banks, the Giants' 2023 first round pick, struggled through his second NFL season. Other than quarterback, starting corner is a glaring need.

Former Purdue running back Tyrone Tracy Jr. was named to the PFWA NFL All-Rookie Team after rushing for 839 yards and five touchdowns with the New York Giants.