Upgrading the offense is priority No. 1 for the New York Giants this offseason. General manager Joe Schoen has developed a reputation as an aggressive trader,

Malik Nabers has earned his place atop Giants' depth chart, but there is room for another wide receiver in this offense. Who could fit with Big Blue?

Though depth is needed behind them, the Giants should feel comfortable after Burns showed out during his first campaign with Big Blue. Meanwhile, Thibodeaux still has upside if he can stay healthy while continuing to develop his game.

The New York Giants' chances of landing one of the top two quarterback prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft have seemingly now increased.

In a post-Senior Bowl mock draft from Giants Wire, the New York Giants give Dexter Lawrence a tag team partner and land a new quarterback.

However, NFL Media's Lance Zierlein does not see New York doing that in his first mock draft. Instead, he has the Giants taking Colorado wide receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter with the No. 3 overall selection.

On Tuesday, former New York Giants kicker Mason Crosby announced his retirement from football. “I think I’ve been putting this off for two years, I’ve been putting it out of my mind…today I make my official announcement to retire from the NFL,” Crosby said on 105.7 The Fan. “My 17 seasons in the NFL surpassed all of my childhood hopes and dreams.”

Longtime Green Bay Packers kicker Mason Crosby announced his retirement Tuesday after 17 NFL seasons. Crosby, 40, became the leading scorer in Packers history from 2007-22 before finishing his career with the New York Giants in 2023.

Green Bay's clutch kicker for the final year of the Brett Favre era and the entirety of the Aaron Rodgers era hangs up his cleats