The Giants have seemingly had a need for a linebacker of any type for the last several drafts, yet Jerry Reese refuses to make the position a priority, frequently waiting until the later rounds to address the need. Could this be the year he changes his m

We all pretty much know what Jerry Reese is all about. He drafts for value that means he takes BPA or BAP (best available player) into consideration first but also need. Most people think he just drafts for BAP and they would be wrong, he takes everythin

NEW YORK - In a perfect world, a Super Bowl winning team would stay the same personnel wise from year to year. However, the salary cap, age, and free agency make keeping any NFL roster together virtually impossible. Therefore, the New York Giants, like e

We're about a month away from free agency in the NFL from kicking off. General managers will have to decide which players will need to be released and which players they want to bring in for the 2012 season. Giants GM Jerry Reese needs to make a decision

Let's switch gears to the defensive side of the ball today aas we continue our 2012 NFL Draft Prospect Profiles series and talk about our first linebacker. Draft Tek's latest DRAFTSIM has North Carolina outside linebacker Zach Brown going to the Giants w

Before we delve into examining the Giants tight ends, lets get one thing straight. The Giants don’t utilize their TE’s very well. When they had a top tier TE in Jeremy Shockey, they didn’t utilize him right. Under current offensive coordinator Kevin Gilb

It’s not fair to add 2007 IMO.. That was not on Jeff’s watch… Good article O. I think our drafting has been mediocre. There have been some nice pick ups but with the exception of Long we have not really drafted too many impact players. Vonte could be one

Giants GM Jerry Reese has obviously been showered with praise for his personnel moves, which led to his team capturing Super Bowl XLVI. Coming into the season, though, that wasn’t the case. Steve Smith and Kevin Boss were gone. Reese was pounded with cri

MLB, for us it does not stand for major league baseball it means middle linebacker. It’s a position that for me is number two on the list of issues the Giants have with their roster, number one being tightend. I have discussed tightend so now it’s time t

According to Ralph Vacchiano of the New York Daily News, Jacobs is willing to take a pay cut in order to stay on the Giants in 2012. Jacobs is set to make $4.9 million in 2012, but he said if the pay cut is a fair one, then he will definitely stay. Reese

Yeah, I know. They won the Super Bowl. That's the best NFL "grade" you can get. But we do live for the analysis around these parts, and so the fact that Ohm Youngmisuk of ESPNNewYork.com took the time Monday to offer a final report card on the 2011-12 Gi

No one would have predicted a Super Bowl victory or the amazing year Victor Cruz, Jason Pierre Paul and Eli Manning had. After all the celebrating, the work will begin for players in March. So where do the NY Giants go from here? How do they get better i

It is time to begin our study of the 2012 NFL Draft. As I have done each of the past two years I will provide at least one 'prospect profile' each day leading up to the April draft. Our community mock draft will be held some time in March -- probably two

Published: 2:00 AM - 02/12/12 To: Jerry Reese, general manager, New York Giants From: Giants fans, NFL fans, Giants media, NFL media cc: John Mara, Steve Tisch Remember that game? Come on, fess up, how did you view your Giants following their listless 23

We laughed. We rolled our eyes. We shook our heads. We did all that when general manager Jerry Reese , defending his lack of moves in the preseason, said the Giants just needed to make a few plays in the 2011 season, get themselves into the tournament an

For some teams, winning a Super Bowl title seems like an impossible mission. Just ask the Eagles. Defending it, in this age of competitive balance, isnt any easier. Go ask the Steelers and Packers. Green Bay went 9-7 in 2010, snuck into the playoffs and

What a difference a year — more specifically, a 10-year labor agreement — makes. The offseason the NFL entered, as soon as the Giants’ Super Bowl XLVI win over the Patriots was complete last Sunday night, is a world away from the one facing the sport jus

The view from the top is always the best. The Giants climbed the NFL mountain, and the celebration that erupted on the field inside Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis last Sunday night, as well as the ones in family rooms and bars across the region, will

1. WHAT'S BRANDON JACOBS WORTH? He played well in the last month of the season and still can pack a wallop. But Jacobs will be 30 by the time the 2012 season starts and the Giants owe him a $500,000 roster bonus in March plus $4.4 million in base salary