2 Giant Goofballs: A NY Giants Podcast

Send us a textIn this jam-packed live episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates, Drew and Rob dive into all the biggest headlines surrounding the Giants today. First, they break down the latest contract signings, with rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart officially inking his fully guaranteed four-year, $16.977 million deal. Third-round pick Darius Alexanders also joins the fold with a four-year contract worth $6.762 million. The future of the Giants quarterback room is starting to take shape, and fans have every reason to be excited.Adding to the buzz, franchise legend Eli Manning offers advice and mentorship to Dart, sharing powerful words about growth, leadership, and earning respect. We get insight into how closely Eli has followed Dart's journey and what it means for the New York Giants moving forward. Meanwhile, Pro Football Focus rankings have stirred up conversation around Andrew Thomas, who was ranked 15th among offensive tackles. Drew and Rob debate whether injuries are the only thing holding Thomas back from elite status. On the other hand, Dexter Lawrence continues to shine, earning the No. 2 spot among all defensive tackles — second only to Chris Jones.The Giants may not be done building. CBS Sports floated the idea of New York trading for Falcons tight end Kyle Pitts. At just 24 years old, Pitts could be the long-term answer at tight end and a game-changer in a Daboll-led offense featuring Malik Nabers and veteran Russell Wilson. The Goofballs break down the cap implications, the likelihood of the move, and what it would mean for the development of Jaxson Dart.In draft fallout news, Deion Sanders passionately defended his son Shedeur Sanders after rumors emerged about a reportedly poor meeting with Brian Daboll. Deion sets the record straight, and the guys talk about how misinformation can impact a player's reputation in the pre-draft process. Then, nostalgia hits as Odell Beckham Jr. drops a bombshell during CBS's Champions League broadcast, claiming he never wanted to leave the Giants. But we rewind the tape and remember why his exit wasn't so clean, especially after public shots at Eli Manning.Closing out the episode, Drew and Rob reveal their list of the Top 10 New York Giants players of the last 25 years. From franchise icons like Eli Manning, Michael Strahan, and Tiki Barber to modern stars like Dexter Lawrence and Odell Beckham Jr., they discuss legacy, impact, and who deserves their spot in Big Blue history.If you're a true NY Giants fan, this episode is a must-watch. From rookie contracts to trade rumors, emotional flashbacks, and heated rankings, 2 Giants Goofballs delivers all the ny giants news and updates you need. Subscribe now and stay tuned for more giants news today, giants football news, and everything Big Blue, right here on your go-to giants youtube channel!#giants #nygiants #nflVolleybird Subscription BoxesVolleybird.shop for curated pickleball subscription boxes delivered every 8 weeksSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, X, & Twitch. YouTube is the best way to watch!Sponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe New York Giants are building something different in 2025, and in this 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates live episode, hosts Drew and Rob break down all the latest buzz coming out of the locker room, from quarterback leadership to position battles on both sides of the ball. If you're tracking Giants news NFL, NY Giants news today, or the team's offseason storylines, this is the New York Giants podcast you need to watch.Linebacker Bobby Okereke made headlines with glowing praise for new quarterback Russell Wilson and fellow veteran Jameis Winston, calling attention to the “aura” and presence Wilson brings to the Giants locker room. Okereke described Wilson as a proven leader who connects with everyone, bringing energy and respect to a team in need of direction. The guys react to Okereke's quotes and dive deep into what Wilson's leadership and experience could mean for this team's chemistry and performance.Drew and Rob also explore the positive comments from Jevon Holland, who had high praise for both rookie safety Tyler Nubin and second-year corner Deonte Banks. Holland's insights show that the Giants' secondary could be on the rise, and that young talent is beginning to emerge with confidence and strong mentorship.The Giants latest news on the offensive line also takes center stage as veterans speak out about the unit's depth and growth. Guard Greg Van Roten shares strong words about John Michael Schmitz's development at center, the battle at right tackle with Evan Neal, and the fierce competition that's unfolding across the trenches. The line isn't just bigger this year—it's smarter and deeper, and the Goofballs explain why that matters.With training camp fast approaching, the quarterback room is also being closely examined. Russell Wilson's attention to detail, Jameis Winston's leadership, and the growth of Tommy DeVito and rookie Jaxson Dart are all discussed. Could this be the most complete and balanced QB room the Giants have had in years? The discussion weighs potential upside and how these personalities may mesh under pressure.Add in some updates on the new edge rusher facemasks and other offseason nuggets, and this live episode of 2 Giants Goofballs is packed with everything Giants fans need. From Giants news and rumors to deep analysis and fan-driven passion, this episode is a must-watch for anyone following NY Giants news and updates.Make sure you're subscribed to this Giants YouTube channel for more New York Giants live breakdowns, reactions, and honest takes all season long. This is your go-to destination for Giants football news, analysis, and real talk—straight from fans who live and breathe Big Blue.#giants #nygiants #nflVolleybird Subscription BoxesVolleybird.shop for curated pickleball subscription boxes delivered every 8 weeksSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, X, & Twitch. YouTube is the best way to watch!Sponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe latest live episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates is packed with the most important and intriguing Giants news today as OTAs are officially underway. Hosts Drew and Rob break down everything you need to know from the New York Giants' first two OTA sessions, including updates from Head Coach Brian Daboll on injuries, practice standouts, and some surprising depth chart movements that could shape the early part of training camp.Giants fans tuning in will hear Daboll's latest injury updates on key players like rookie WR Malik Nabers, who is being held out as a precaution due to a lingering toe issue, as well as LT Andrew Thomas and free agent signing Jon Runyan. Daboll also comments on Dexter Lawrence's progress and the slow ramp-up for CB Paulson Adebo after last year's leg injury.This episode also dives deep into the standout performances from OTA 2, where the quarterbacks shined in red zone drills. Russell Wilson threw an early TD to Eric Gray and worked exclusively with the starters, while Jameis Winston tossed four touchdowns to Slayton, Hyatt, Montrell Washington, and Greg Dulcich. Rookie Jaxson Dart made his mark with three touchdowns of his own, including one to college teammate Juice Wells and another to Dante Miller, who racked up three total TDs. UDFA Tommy DeVito connected with Jordan Bly for three scores as well.The guys analyze the Giants' reshuffled offensive line, featuring James Hudson, Aaron Stinnie, John Michael Schmitz, Greg Van Roten, and Jermaine Eluemunor. With Thomas and Runyan sidelined, the Giants were clearly experimenting up front while Mike Kafka called plays and Brian Daboll spent considerable time observing Dart.Defensively, Dane Belton and Micah McFadden both made splash plays with interceptions, and Brian Burns showed off his elite edge presence with a would-be sack. Chris Board and Darius Muasau also flashed in pass coverage. PFF recently named both Brian Burns and rookie Abdul Carter to their Top 32 Edge Rushers list, and Drew and Rob break down why Carter may be the next breakout star for the Giants defense.The show also touches on a viral moment that got Giants fans buzzing: Brandon Jacobs' son Brayden, a 6'7”, 320-pound high school senior who's committed to Clemson, has the size and pedigree to dominate.To close things out, the hosts unpack the developing story around Jalin Hyatt and why he's reportedly in the Giants' doghouse. According to insider Connor Hughes, Hyatt mentally checked out last season after a clash with the coaching staff, which led to limited usage despite his clear talent. Could this be a make-or-break year for the explosive wideout?Whether you're looking for the latest New York Giants news, injury updates, OTA standouts, or behind-the-scenes stories from East Rutherford, this episode has you covered. Subscribe to the best Giants YouTube channel and stay locked into 2 Giants Goofballs for all your NY Giants news and Volleybird Subscription BoxesVolleybird.shop for curated pickleball subscription boxes delivered every 8 weeksSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, X, & Twitch. YouTube is the best way to watch!Sponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe latest live episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates brings you an in-depth breakdown of everything surrounding the New York Giants offseason, OTAs, and the biggest stories shaking up Giants Nation. Whether you're following giants news nfl, looking for the latest giants football news, or tracking giants offseason 2025 developments, this episode covers it all. Drew and Rob are joined by CBS Sports analyst and Football Gameplan founder Emory Hunt to kick off the show with a deep dive into the most impactful and controversial moments of the Giants offseason so far.In the exclusive interview, Emory shares his favorite move the Giants made this offseason, the biggest opportunity they may have missed, his take on the entire draft class, and what realistic expectations fans should have for the upcoming season. This segment alone makes the episode a must-watch for any fan invested in ny giants news and updates or curious about how the team is truly building for success.From there, the guys dig into the nuts and bolts of 2025 Giants OTAs. What exactly are OTAs? These organized team practice activities may not include full contact, but they offer critical early glimpses into how players are developing and how the roster may shape up. This episode outlines the top 10 most important things to watch during Giants practices, including Russell Wilson's growing rapport with wide receivers, where rookie standout Abdul Carter lines up, how the offensive line reshuffles with Andrew Thomas and Evan Neal, and what to expect from Jalin Hyatt after being repeatedly praised by Wilson in press conferences. From Jevon Holland's fit in the defense to the backup RB competition between Cam Skattebo and Devin Singletary, no storyline is left untouched.Drew and Rob also address one of the biggest swirling rumors around the Giants: is Jameis Winston on the trading block? With speculation heating up following the retirement of Derek Carr in New Orleans, some outlets like Bleacher Report have floated the idea of a Winston trade. But the hosts explain why trading Winston now would be a mistake, especially with rookie Jaxson Dart still developing behind Russell Wilson. Winston provides the flexibility the Giants need at quarterback, and removing him from the equation could create more chaos than clarity.Rounding out the episode is a celebration of a much-deserved recognition: ESPN's Aaron Schatz recently named Darius Slayton the most underrated wide receiver in the NFL. The guys react to the praise and break down why Slayton's consistent production—especially with unstable quarterback play—makes him a crucial part of the Giants offense alongside Malik Nabers. With advanced metrics like positive DVOA backing up his value and a new contract in place, Slayton is set up to continue producing under the radar in 2025.If you're looking for the most up-to-date and honest NY Giants podcast or searching giants youtube content that doesnVolleybird Subscription BoxesVolleybird.shop for curated pickleball subscription boxes delivered every 8 weeksSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, X, & Twitch. YouTube is the best way to watch!Sponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe New York Giants are making headlines again, and in this segment of "2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates," Drew and Rob break down some of the biggest developments shaping the future of Big Blue. The Giants cleared over $10 million in cap space by restructuring star pass rusher Brian Burns' contract, allowing them to finalize the signing of rookie linebacker Abdul Carter. According to Field Yates, Carter and Burns are now poised to become a nightmare duo for opposing quarterbacks in the NFC. Carter inked a four-year, fully guaranteed $45.3 million deal that includes a jaw-dropping $29.5 million signing bonus — solidifying his role as a cornerstone of the Giants' defense.There's even more good news for fans of the Giants. Rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers continues to impress before even taking a regular-season snap. PFF named Nabers to their list of the top 25 players under the age of 25, calling him the most valuable player on the Giants' roster. Nabers dominated the 2024 rookie WR class in both receiving grade and targets and ranked in the top 10 in PFF WAR for the year. It's clear the Giants found a potential superstar.Meanwhile, rookie running back Cam Skattebo revealed on Kay Adams' show that he'll be wearing No. 44 as a tribute to his brother, explaining the family meaning behind his jersey choice. Skattebo is also gaining traction as a potential sleeper pick in the Giants' backfield. Analysts like Scott DiBenedetto believe the Giants may have found another fifth-round gem, comparing Skattebo's toughness and versatility to last year's breakout star Tyrone Tracy.In other key updates, offensive lineman Evan Neal has officially been moved to guard, as confirmed by Paul Schwartz of the New York Post. Giants legend Shawn O'Hara believes the switch could be the key to unlocking Neal's potential, as the former first-round pick looks to revitalize his career and solidify the interior of the Giants' offensive line.Also discussed in this clip: rookie defensive back Dru Phillips undergoes LASIK eye surgery in preparation for the season. It's yet another sign that the Giants' young core is focused, hungry, and ready to prove something in 2025. Whether you're craving cap space updates, rookie contract news, or positional shakeups, this segment has everything Giants fans need to stay up to date.Stay locked in with the 2 Giants Goofballs for all the latest New York Giants news today, including ny giants news and rumors, player updates, roster analysis, and more from your favorite ny giants podcast. Don't miss your chance to get the real story behind the headlines in this must-watch Giants segment!#giants #nygiants #nflThe BJ Show Sport Chat (The BJ Show) will cover all AFL games, quiz and more. Subscribe today.Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, X, & Twitch. YouTube is the best way to watch!Sponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textIn this brand-new live episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates, Drew and Rob tackle all the biggest headlines shaking up the Giants universe and the NFL. From offseason grades to surprising win projections and a return to Hard Knocks, there's no shortage of Giants news today worth diving into. The New York Giants are officially heading back to Hard Knocks — this time in-season. Starting in December, the series will follow all NFC East teams and will air new episodes each Tuesday through the regular season. The Giants haven't been featured in years, and fans will get an inside look at this team during one of the toughest schedules in the NFL.Speaking of that brutal schedule, the Giants are only favored to win one game this entire season according to early odds — Week 5 vs. the Saints. That means 16 games where they are underdogs, and in 13 of those matchups, the opposing team is favored by three points or more. With such low expectations, NFL Network projects the Giants to win just 5.4 games in 2025. But could they surprise everyone?PFF handed the Giants a B- for their offseason performance, noting a strong draft (A- grade) but missing out on big-name QB trades. Instead, they landed Jaxson Dart, and QB expert Jordan Palmer believes Giants fans should be excited about the pairing of Dart and Brian Daboll. Palmer praises Daboll's teaching ability and says this might be the perfect environment for a young quarterback to thrive.One of the more underappreciated stories? Bobby Okereke. Bleacher Report labeled him the Giants' “best-kept secret,” pointing out his stellar production and versatility. Could this be the year he finally gets Pro Bowl recognition? Another name to watch is rookie CB O'Donnell Fortune, who PFF labeled a “rookie to watch” after earning one of the best coverage grades in college football.In other league-wide news, the controversial "Tush Push" remains legal after the NFL decided not to ban it. Drew and Rob don't hold back — calling the complaints “chicken” and challenging teams to stop whining and find a way to defend it.Whether you're looking for the latest New York Giants news today, an NY Giants live podcast reaction, or just want insight into Giants news and rumors, this is your go-to episode. Stay informed, stay passionate, and join the Goofballs for another jam-packed hour of Giants football news. Don't miss a second — subscribe now and stay locked in to the best NY Giants podcast on YouTube!#giants #nygiants #nflThe BJ Show Sport Chat (The BJ Show) will cover all AFL games, quiz and more. Subscribe today.Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, X, & Twitch. YouTube is the best way to watch!Sponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textIn this live episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates, Drew and Rob dive deep into a full-scale ranking of every NFC East team's offensive position groups heading into the 2025 NFL season. Using a comprehensive points system that scores both starters and backups across quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends, and offensive lines, the duo breaks down where the Eagles, Commanders, Cowboys, and Giants stand—and why.Each group is evaluated with a weighted formula: starters earn double points, offensive lines are given triple value due to their impact, and depth matters just as much as top-tier talent. The results speak volumes. The Philadelphia Eagles dominate the rankings with 53 total points, thanks to a lethal combination of Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, AJ Brown, and one of the league's best offensive lines. The Washington Commanders surge into second place with 39 points, led by rookie standout Jayden Daniels and a solid supporting cast. The Dallas Cowboys come in third with 32 points, while the New York Giants land at the bottom with 29 points—showing signs of promise in certain areas but lacking the depth and consistency of their divisional rivals.Drew and Rob leave no stone unturned as they debate each team's offensive firepower, explore how off-season acquisitions and rookies might shake things up, and discuss what these rankings could mean for the NFC East race this year. From Russell Wilson's fit in New York to Dak Prescott's regression and Jayden Daniels' dual-threat potential in Washington, this episode is packed with sharp analysis and passionate debate.Whether you're searching for the latest NY Giants news, Giants football news, or just want to see how the NFC East offenses compare, this episode gives you the full picture. Join 2 Giants Goofballs for a full breakdown of the offensive landscape in the most competitive division in football!#giants #eagles #cowboys #commanders #nfceast #nflThe BJ Show Sport Chat (The BJ Show) will cover all AFL games, quiz and more. Subscribe today.Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, X, & Twitch. YouTube is the best way to watch!Sponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textIs Abdul Carter destined to become the next superstar for the New York Giants? In this segment from 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates, Drew and Rob break down why the hype is growing around the Giants' No. 3 overall pick. From Joe Schoen's recent comments on the Up & Adams podcast to a bold prediction by former NFL star Shawne Merriman on Good Morning Football, the buzz around Abdul Carter is impossible to ignore. Merriman even declared, “I believe Abdul Carter is going to be the Defensive Rookie of the Year,” citing Carter's explosiveness and instinctive playmaking.Schoen gave fans a deeper look into Carter's work ethic, leadership, and fit in Shane Bowen's evolving defense. Carter has been the first to arrive at workouts, showing the same relentless drive that got him drafted so high. Schoen also gave insight into how the Giants plan to utilize Carter alongside Dexter Lawrence, Brian Burns, and Kayvon Thibodeaux to create a dominant, versatile front.But that's not all—Dru Phillips praised cornerback Deonte Banks' offseason growth, noting that fans are going to see “a different Tae” in 2025. There's also movement on the offensive side, with wide receiver Gabe Davis visiting the Giants. As Jordan Raanan hinted, there's real momentum for a reunion with Daboll and Schoen, who know Davis well from their days in Buffalo.This segment also covers Schoen's vision for the upcoming season, his thoughts on the tough early schedule featuring divisional matchups, and the mindset inside the locker room. He didn't hold back about his excitement for second-year players like Tyler Nubin and Phillips, new veterans like Jevon Holland and Paulson Adebo, and how the mix of youth and leadership can elevate the Giants' defense.We also touch on the team's future at quarterback with Jaxson Dart. Schoen spoke about the collaborative process that led to drafting Dart, his fire and passion, and how his competitiveness and toughness can help unify the entire roster, not just the offense.If you're looking for the latest ny giants news and updates, the inside scoop on Abdul Carter's potential, and how the Giants are building for 2025 and beyond, this is the giants channel to be watching. Get all the giants latest news, expert analysis, and fan insight from your favorite new york giants podcast—subscribe to 2 Giants Goofballs today! This is your go-to source for ny giants news today and the biggest giants football news on YouTube.#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe New York Giants' full 2025 schedule has officially dropped, and Drew and Rob are going live to break down every single matchup on this jam-packed episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates. From Week 1 through Week 18, the hosts analyze every opponent, every roster move, and every storyline that will shape the season ahead. Giants fans won't want to miss this full game-by-game preview that dives deep into how Big Blue stacks up against one of the more challenging slates in the league. Whether you're wondering how the Giants will fare against new-look division rivals or trying to figure out if this is a playoff-caliber roster, this live episode has it all.The NY Giants open the 2025 season on the road against the Washington Commanders, a team that made serious offseason waves by adding Deebo Samuel, Laremy Tunsil, and Marshon Lattimore. Washington might have lost Jonathan Allen, but their aggressive moves show they're aiming to contend. The Giants face the Commanders again in Week 15, which could have major NFC East implications late in the year. In Week 2, Big Blue heads to Dallas to take on a Cowboys squad that lost Zack Martin and DeMarcus Lawrence but added George Pickens and Javonte Williams. Rob and Drew discuss what those moves mean for the division hierarchy.Week 3 brings a huge primetime battle at home against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday Night Football. The following week, the Giants welcome the Chargers, entering their second year under Jim Harbaugh. Then it's a trip to New Orleans in Week 5, where the Saints are struggling at quarterback following Derek Carr's retirement. The Giants should have the edge, unless the Saints manage a major trade.The always-dangerous Philadelphia Eagles come calling in Week 6, and again in Week 8. Philly retooled their defense by adding Adoree Jackson and Jihaad Campbell, but also lost several key starters including Darius Slay and CJ Gardner-Johnson. Will the Giants finally turn the tide in this heated rivalry?The second half of the season features more pivotal matchups, including a Week 9 showdown with the 49ers, who arguably had the worst free agency period in the NFL. The Bears, led by second-year QB Caleb Williams and a rebuilt offensive line, host the Giants in Week 10. Week 11 brings the Packers to MetLife, followed by a visit to the Lions in Week 12. With Detroit reeling from the loss of OC Ben Johnson and DC Aaron Glenn, could this be a critical swing game for the Giants?In Week 13, the Giants face off with Drake Maye and the Patriots on Monday Night Football, just before their bye in Week 14. The season wraps up with a home game against the Vikings, whose fate hinges on JJ McCarthy's return, and a Week 17 trip to face Pete Carroll's Raiders. The question heading into that matchup: will Geno Smith still be starting, or will rookie Jaxson Dart be taking over?Subscribe to 2 Giants Goofballs for more New York Giants news, rumors, and analysis all season long. Whether you're tuning in for Giants football news, live episodes, or just want to join a passionate NY Giants podcast community, this Giants YouTube channel has everything youSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textWe cover Giants rookie mini camp 2025, featuring an early look at Jaxson Dart as he begins his NFL journey. Hear how Dart performed in camp, why Brian Daboll was glued to him during drills, and what his early stats and command of the huddle might say about his future. Dart's mini camp showing included sharp throws, solid decision-making, and a 45-yard touchdown bomb that turned heads. We talk about the QB room's dynamics and how Dart fits into it.Abdul Carter has finally picked a jersey number — No. 51 — after inquiring about legendary numbers 56 and 11. We look at the symbolism and where Carter fits in among linebackers. Cam Skattebo speaks out about his underdog mindset and how he still has everything to prove despite a dominant final college season. Rumors are swirling that he could take over as the Giants' 3rd down back, especially with Tyrone Tracy's struggles catching passes last season.We also cover recent NY Giants roster moves including the team waiving Casey Rogers, Tommy McCormick, and RJ Delancy III, and the surprise re-signing of Lil'Jordan Humphrey just days after cutting him. The Giants also made a key addition, signing TJ Moore, a ball-hawking cornerback from Mercer, who stood out at camp and has real potential to crack the Giants final roster. His production and accolades at the FCS level were elite, and his 7 INTs and physical play style might give him an edge in a crowded secondary.With Victor Dimukeje suffering a torn pec and being sidelined, we look at how that might affect the Giants edge rusher depth. Plus, three rookies signed their rookie deals: Marcus Mbow, Thomas Fidone, and Korie Black, solidifying their place as the newest members of the NY Giants roster 2025.This episode gives you everything you need to know about the Giants latest news, including key updates on rookies, roster cuts, and predictions for the upcoming NFL season. Subscribe to 2 Giants Goofballs, your go-to Giants YouTube channel for the best NY Giants news and rumors today!#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textIn this full episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates, Drew and Rob break down the current state of the Giants roster heading into the 2025 season, with a particular focus on the defense and special teams. The big question driving the episode: has this New York Giants team truly improved from last season? The hosts go position by position through the defense, highlighting key players, depth battles, and how new additions may impact the overall performance of the unit.On the defensive line, the team continues to be anchored by All-Pro Dexter Lawrence, but there's been a flurry of names added around him. Names like Chauncey Golston, Rakeem Nunez-Roches, and Roy Robertson-Harris stand out as rotational linemen who bring both experience and toughness. The episode explores how young players like Jordan Riley and DJ Davidson are developing, and whether undrafted options like Elijah Chatman or Timmy Horne have a realistic shot to crack the final roster.At EDGE, the addition of Pro Bowler Brian Burns last year completely changed the look of the pass rush. Combined with Kayvon Thibodeaux and star rookie Abdul Carter, the Giants now possess one of the most exciting edge rotations in the NFL. Rob and Drew debate how deep the group really is, especially when factoring in role players like Tomon Fox and Victor Dimukeje.The linebacker group returns Bobby Okereke and Micah McFadden, who both played key roles last season, but the rest of the room is in flux. Darrius Muasau, Chris Board, Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles, and Ty Summers will compete for rotational and special teams roles, while Dyontae Johnson is a player to keep an eye on.The secondary is full of fresh faces and intriguing talent. At cornerback, Deonte Banks returns, joined by former Saint Paulson Adebo, slot specialist Cor'Dale Flott, and athletic depth pieces like Art Green, Greg Stroman Jr., and Tre Hawkins III. The safety group features a new leader in former Dolphin Jevon Holland to start alongside Tyler Nubin, while returning pieces like Dane Belton and Anthony Johnson Jr. round out a group with both starting potential and quality depth.On special teams, Graham Gano is back to reclaim his role as kicker after injury derailed his 2024 season. Jude Atamney provides insurance behind him. Jamie Gillan remains locked in as punter and holder, with Casey Kreiter again snapping. Return duties are expected to be handled by Ihmir Smith-Marsette and Eric Gray, both of whom offer explosiveness and reliability.Throughout the episode, Drew and Rob weigh whether this 2025 version of the Giants has enough firepower, depth, and improvement across all three phases to make a leap from last season's performance. They consider how these new pieces fit into the bigger picture of the team's direction and whether Joe Schoen has finally built a roster that can compete in the NFC East and push for a playoff spot.#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textIn this in-depth episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates, hosts Drew and Rob dive into the full offensive roster of the New York Giants following the 2025 NFL Draft and a busy offseason of free agency. From revamped quarterback depth to an infusion of talent at wide receiver and tight end, the Giants offense has undergone a major overhaul that fans won't want to miss. This complete breakdown covers every offensive position group, examining which players are likely to make the 53-man roster, where key battles are brewing, and who might emerge as breakout stars in 2025.Starting with the quarterback room, the Giants have added veteran leadership and developmental upside. Russell Wilson leads the pack, with Jameis Winston providing experienced backup support, while Jaxson Dart and Tommy DeVito give the team developmental youth and preseason intrigue. It's a four-man group that offers a compelling mix of proven production and raw potential.At running back, the competition is just as intense. Rookie Tyrone Tracy Jr. brings a versatile skill set and explosiveness, while veteran Devin Singletary figures to be the early favorite for lead duties. Behind them, Cam Skattebo, Eric Gray, and Dante Miller round out a crowded backfield with a mix of power, agility, and special teams upside. The Giants are clearly aiming for depth and flexibility in a position that has seen high turnover in recent seasons.The wide receiver group might be the most exciting position on offense, anchored by first-round pick Malik Nabers. Nabers is expected to be a game-changer for the NY Giants, giving them the kind of WR1 threat they've lacked in years. He joins a solid cast including Wan'Dale Robinson, deep threat Darius Slayton, second-year speedster Jalin Hyatt, and experienced role players like Lil'Jordan Humphrey and Zach Pascal. Special teams contributors Ihmir Smith-Marsette and Montrell Washington, along with big-bodied receiver Bryce Ford-Wheaton, add further depth and intrigue to the competition.Tight end is another spot that has quietly gotten stronger. Returning starter Daniel Bellinger now shares the room with rookie athletic freak Theo Johnson, veteran blocker Chris Manhertz, Greg Dulcich—who brings pass-catching upside—and developmental prospect Thomas Fidone II. Whether it's in two-TE sets or in red zone formations, the Giants have more options than ever to create mismatches.On the offensive line, left tackle Andrew Thomas continues to be the cornerstone, now joined by Jermaine Eluemunor and James Hudson III, who bring experience and versatility. Rookie Stone Forsythe and swing lineman Joshua Ezeudu round out a deep tackle group. Inside, the guard spots have been upgraded with the additions of John Runyan and Greg Van Roten, while Aaron Stinnie, Evan Neal (transitioning inside), Marcus Mbow, and Jake Kubas provide a mix of veteran presence and youthful promise. At center, John Michael Schmitz is locked in as the starter with Austin Schlottman, Jimmy Morrissey, and Bryan Hudson offering depth and competition behind him.This full offensive breakdown gives New York Giants fans the clearest look yet at what the team is building for the 2025 season. From hSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textIn this packed episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, Drew and Rob break down everything you need to know about how the 2025 NFL Draft unfolded for the rest of the NFC East — and what it all means for the New York Giants moving forward. As the Giants aim to climb back to the top of the division, it's crucial to understand how the Cowboys, Eagles, and Commanders used their draft picks to reload and reshape their rosters.The Eagles added explosiveness and versatility on defense starting with Alabama linebacker Jihaad Campbell, a fast, instinctive playmaker with first-round athleticism. They followed that with safety Andrew Mukuba from Texas, a ballhawk who led the SEC in interceptions but comes with durability questions. Philadelphia kept investing in defense and depth, including standout pass rusher Antwaun Powell-Ryland and versatile linemen like Ty Robinson and Drew Kendall. But with most picks coming on Day 3, the question remains: Did the Eagles add enough impact talent to maintain their edge over the Giants?Over in Washington, the Commanders focused on trench strength and secondary playmakers. Their top pick, Josh Conerly Jr. from Oregon, brings high-level athleticism and All-American pedigree to a depleted offensive line. They also grabbed standout corner Trey Amos from Ole Miss, a ballhawk with press coverage skills but tackling issues. WR Jaylin Lane and LB Kain Medrano highlight Day 3's potential gems — both versatile, both capable of contributing right away on special teams. Could these mid-round pickups bolster a Commanders team that's been rebuilding for years and now threatens to outpace the Giants?Meanwhile, the Cowboys stuck to a familiar script: building up front and going for defensive upside. Tyler Booker, a mauling guard from Alabama, was their top pick and should help stabilize their interior offensive line. Boston College edge rusher Donovan Ezeiruaku brings elite production and pass-rushing technique but needs to add strength. They rounded things out with long, physical CB Shavon Revel Jr., who's recovering from an ACL tear but could become a steal if healthy. With these pieces, Dallas may have just gotten tougher in the trenches and deeper in the secondary — a concern for any Giants fan hoping for a clean sweep of the rivalry in 2025.Throughout the episode, Drew and Rob analyze each draft class with sharp detail and compare how each rival's additions match up against Big Blue's current roster. They look at how the Giants can scheme against these new threats and where Schoen and Daboll may still have an advantage — or a gap to close.If you're a die-hard Giants fan looking to keep tabs on the NFC East arms race, this episode delivers all the info you need to understand how the division landscape is shifting. Stay locked in with *2 Giants Goofballs* for your go-to source of NY Giants news, updates, and live reactions as the team prepares for a critical 2025 season. Whether it's draft fallout, preseason battles, or regular season showdowns, Drew and Rob have you covered on the Giants YouTube channel that never sleeps.#giants #cowboys #eagles #commanders #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textIn this full episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates, Drew takes you through an in-depth breakdown of the entire 2025 NY Giants Draft Class and shares original scouting reports on each new addition. It was a major draft for Big Blue as they made a huge splash early by selecting EDGE Abdul Carter from Penn State with the 3rd overall pick. Carter, a 6'3", 259-pound force of nature, dominated college football last season, earning unanimous All-American honors, Big Ten Player of the Year, and posting an incredible 91.3 PFF grade. Despite some areas needing development and past off-field concerns, his upside could be game-changing for the Giants' defense.  Later in the first round, the Giants made a bold move by trading back into the top 25 to draft quarterback Jaxson Dart from Ole Miss. Dart brings solid size, mobility, and a strong arm, giving the Giants a developmental quarterback to groom behind veteran Russell Wilson.  In the third round, the Giants focused on the trenches by grabbing defensive tackle Darius Alexander from Toledo, a strong and physical run defender with great potential to be a Day 1 contributor. The fourth-round pick was Arizona State running back Cam Skattebo, a tough, old-school power runner with strong receiving skills, who could become a perfect complement to Tyrone Tracy Jr. in the backfield.  In the fifth round, the Giants added depth to the offensive line with Purdue's Marcus Mbow, an aggressive blocker with versatility at guard and tackle. Drew also covers the seventh-round selections, starting with Nebraska tight end Thomas Fidone II, a once highly touted recruit who brings impressive athleticism and major upside if he can stay healthy after overcoming multiple ACL injuries.  The final pick was cornerback Korie Black from Oklahoma State, a speedy and physical defender with a strong special teams background and major upside as a late-round steal. Black's elite speed and physicality at the catch point could give the Giants another young piece to develop in the secondary.  National draft analysts praised the Giants' class, with most grading it in the A to B+ range, highlighting the franchise's aggressive yet smart moves. Abdul Carter has the potential to be a cornerstone defender alongside Brian Burns and Dexter Lawrence II, while Jaxson Dart gives the Giants a chance to finally stabilize the quarterback position long-term.  Join Drew as he dives deep into each player's scouting profile, their potential fits on the roster, and how the Giants have reshaped their future with this exciting 2025 draft class. If you're a die-hard Giants fan looking for the latest giants news, ny giants news today, new york giants news today, and everything you need to know about giants news and rumors, you won't want to miss this episode!#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textOn this episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates, Drew and Rob dive deep into the NY Giants UDFA tracker, introducing Giants fans to the newest group of undrafted free agents who will be fighting for a spot on the 2024 roster. They kick things off by highlighting running back Rushawn Baker from Elon University, a hard-nosed runner who finished his college career strong with 100+ yard games down the stretch and impressive pro day numbers. The conversation shifts to the wide receiver additions, starting with Jordan Bly, son of NFL veteran Dre Bly, who impressed scouts with his speed despite limited college production.Drew and Rob then focus on Dalen Cambre, a Louisiana wideout known for his special teams prowess rather than receiving stats, and Beaux Collins, a big-bodied target from Clemson and Notre Dame with a solid frame but issues with drops. Da'Quan Felton, another towering receiver from Virginia Tech, is discussed for his intriguing physical tools despite concerns about separation and top-end speed. They also cover Nate McCollum, a quick and savvy slot receiver from North Carolina, praised for his toughness, route running, and YAC ability.Antwane "Juice" Wells Jr. from Ole Miss is highlighted for his physical style and inside-the-numbers toughness, though injury concerns cloud his evaluation. At tight end, they spotlight Jermaine Terry, a physically dominant prospect from Oregon State who brings size and athleticism but still needs refinement as a blocker.The offensive line additions include RJ Perry from USF, a versatile lineman with starting experience at multiple spots, and Jaison Williams from Youngstown State, a durable tackle who earned All-American honors. On defense, Drew and Rob discuss Trace Ford, a speedy edge rusher from Oklahoma with injury concerns but serious burst, and RJ Delancy III, a cornerback and special teams contributor from Wisconsin.O'Donnell Fortune, a ball-hawking corner from South Carolina and East-West Shrine Bowl MVP, is highlighted for his strong zone instincts despite concerns about tackling and long speed. They break down Makari Paige, a long, athletic safety from Michigan who offers versatility in sub-packages, and Tommy "Turnover Tommy" McCormick from Idaho, a productive and hard-hitting safety with a knack for takeaways.Throughout the show, Drew and Rob bring energy and thorough analysis, making this episode a must-watch for fans eager to know who might be the next hidden gem for the New York Giants. Whether it's discussing Baker's late-season explosion, Collins' potential as an X-receiver, or McCormick's turnover prowess, they leave no stone unturned. If you're looking for NY Giants news and updates, NY Giants news and rumors today, and the latest NY Giants podcast content, this is the breakdown you can't miss. Stay tuned to 2 Giants Goofballs for all your Giants news today and the best Giants YouTube content around!#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textIn this action-packed episode of "2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates," Drew and Rob take an in-depth look at the top linebacker and safety prospects for the 2025 NFL Draft. With the Giants continuing their pursuit of improving their defensive lineup, this episode breaks down the standout players who could be key contributors to NFL teams in the near future—and some of them could potentially find themselves donning a Giants uniform. From Georgia's elite prospects to Alabama's top talent, we dive into the skills, stats, and future potential of these players.The linebacker class for the 2025 draft is loaded with talent, and Jalon Walker out of Georgia is one of the players at the top of the list. Standing at 6'2” and 245 pounds, Walker is a force on the field. In 2024, he recorded 60 tackles, 11 tackles for loss, and 6.5 sacks, earning him a Butkus Award nomination and first-team All-American honors. His versatility and high football IQ make him a standout prospect for teams looking to beef up their linebacker corps. Alongside him, we take a closer look at other top linebackers, including Jihaad Campbell from Alabama. Campbell, with his impressive 117 tackles and 5 sacks in the 2024 season, is a powerful presence in the middle of the defense and a player to keep an eye on. Demetrius Knight Jr. from South Carolina also stands out, with his remarkable performance earning him an 82.8 PFF grade and over 80 tackles in 2024.Shifting focus to the safety position, Drew and Rob delve into some of the most intriguing defensive backs in the 2025 draft class. Malaki Starks from Georgia is a standout, showcasing elite talent with 77 tackles in 2024 and earning first-team All-SEC honors. His ability to cover ground quickly and his solid ball skills make him a top safety prospect. Nick Emmanwori from South Carolina is another player who could make waves in the NFL. His physicality, combined with 88 tackles and 4 interceptions in 2024, makes him a promising prospect. We also discuss Xavier Watts from Notre Dame, who had a phenomenal 2024 season with 6 interceptions, earning him Unanimous All-American recognition. His ability to make plays on the ball and his versatile coverage skills set him apart.The safety class doesn't stop there, as we also analyze players like Andrew Mukuba from Clemson, who has shown great promise with 5 interceptions and 90.0 PFF grade in 2024. His consistent ability to disrupt the passing game and his strong performances on the field could make him a top choice for NFL teams looking for a ball-hawking safety.As Drew and Rob break down each player's strengths, weaknesses, and overall potential, they also examine how these players could fit into the NFL, including which teams might be interested in adding them to their rosters. Whether it's bolstering a defense or adding depth to a secondary, these top prospects could be the future stars of the NFL.This episode is packed with valuable insights for any Giants fan looking ahead to the 2025 NFL Draft. With so many talented linebackers and safeties on the horizon, the potential for great defensive players to make an impact in the league is higher than ever. #giants #nfl #nfldraftSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textIn this full episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, hosts Drew and Rob go all-in on breaking down the top outside cornerback prospects for the 2025 NFL Draft as the New York Giants look to reshape their secondary. With the Giants still seeking depth at cornerback this detailed analysis explores who might be the next elite shutdown DB to land in New York. The guys examine more than a dozen prospects in this jam-packed show, diving deep into player traits, college production, combine buzz, and overall fit within the Giants' defensive system.The conversation kicks off with Michigan's Will Johnson, a physical prototype at 6'2” and 202 pounds who has the accolades and ball production to justify his top-15 projection. Rob and Drew discuss how quarterbacks avoided him in college and how his high football IQ and sticky coverage style could translate to the NFL. Then it's time for Travis Hunter out of Colorado, one of the most electrifying and versatile players in college football. Despite playing both WR and CB, Hunter still managed to win the Heisman Trophy and multiple defensive awards. Drew and Rob break down his top-5 upside and whether his smaller frame will hold up at the next level.Texas standout Jahdae Barron is another hot name the Goofballs spotlight, praised for his versatility, instincts, and ability to contribute in multiple areas — including special teams. Rob questions how Barron's aggressive style might fit in Wink Martindale's former system or a future Giants scheme. They move on to Shavon Revel Jr. from East Carolina, who has elite length and special teams prowess but saw his 2024 season cut short by an ACL tear. Notre Dame's Benjamin Morrison, Kentucky's Maxwell Hairston, and Florida State's Azareye'h Thomas all get detailed scouting breakdowns too, with notes on their strengths in coverage and concerns about durability, ball production, and run support.The duo dives into deeper round prospects like Iowa State's Darien Porter — a 6'4” converted wide receiver who flashed at the combine but remains raw — and LSU's Zy Alexander, a long, physical corner with a strong tackling mindset but limited upside. They examine Denzel Burke out of Ohio State, a former wideout who brings physicality and experience but may struggle with elite receivers deep. California's Nohl Williams impressed with 7 INTs in 2024 but needs to improve his lateral agility, while Virginia Tech's Dorian Strong, Kansas State's Jacob Parrish, and Louisville's Quincy Riley round out the list of potential late-round or Day 3 pickups, each with tools that could be developed with the right coaching.If you're a die-hard Giants fan or just crave in-depth NFL Draft coverage, this is the episode for you. Stay locked into *2 Giants Goofballs* for the latest NY Giants news, rumors, and draft buzz as the Giants look to rebuild their roster and return to NFC East contention.#giants #nfl #nfldraftSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textIn this action-packed episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, Drew and Rob break down the best EDGE rushers in the 2025 NFL Draft and how they might fit with the New York Giants. With Big Blue continuing to build their defense around Brian Burns and Kayvon Thibodeaux, adding more pass rush talent could be a major priority. This episode delivers a deep dive into some of the top names at defensive end and outside linebacker that fans should keep a close eye on as the draft approaches.Drew and Rob analyze a wide range of prospects, including top-tier talents like Abdul Carter from Penn State, who made a massive impact after switching from linebacker and boasts elite production, explosiveness, and versatility—despite some off-field and injury concerns. They also look at Tennessee's James Pearce Jr., a long and athletic edge rusher with huge upside but a need to develop strength and sack-finishing ability.Other potential Giants targets include Georgia's Mykel Williams, a physical and athletic force with raw pass-rushing technique, and Shemar Stewart from Texas A&M, a physically gifted player who's been underwhelming in terms of sack production. Rob and Drew weigh in on Mike Green out of Marshall, who led the country in sacks and showed out at the Senior Bowl, but faces the classic small-school question—can he do it against NFL linemen?The duo runs through nearly 20 prospects, including under-the-radar risers like Donovan Ezeiruaku from Boston College and Princely Umanmielen from Ole Miss, known for athleticism and high motors but also flaws like inconsistent run defense or strength issues. Listeners will also learn about players like JT Tuimoloau of Ohio State, Landon Jackson of Arkansas, and Jared Ivey of Ole Miss, all of whom offer specific traits that could appeal to a Giants front office looking to add rotational depth or find future starters.As Drew and Rob evaluate each player, they talk about how these EDGE defenders might fit into the current Giants defensive scheme and the long-term vision of Joe Schoen and Wink Martindale. Could one of these guys be lining up next to Brian Burns by 2026? Could the Giants use one of their premium picks on a pass rusher, or will they look for value in the middle rounds?This is a must-watch for any fan who wants to understand the full landscape of EDGE rushers in the upcoming draft and how it ties into the future of the Giants defense. Packed with stats, analysis, and a few laughs along the way, this episode delivers everything you need to know about the names that could dominate headlines when the Giants are on the clock.For all your giants news nfl, ny giants news and rumors, giants latest news, and ny giants podcast content, subscribe to the *2 Giants Goofballs* channel. Stay locked in to the giants youtube destination for the best new york giants live coverage, scouting breakdowns, and everything happening in giants new york football.#giants #nfl #nfldraft

Send us a textIn this full episode of "2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates," hosts Drew and Rob dive into the latest buzz surrounding the New York Giants, starting with breaking news from NFL insider Adam Schefter. According to Schefter, Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders will hold a private workout in Boulder, Colorado, specifically for a contingent of New York Giants officials. With the 2025 NFL Draft quickly approaching, this late-stage move sparks major speculation—could the Giants be seriously considering Sanders as their quarterback of the future?From there, the Goofballs shift focus to a deep breakdown of the top interior offensive linemen—particularly guards—who could be high-value targets for the Giants in this year's draft. With positional flexibility and offensive line depth being key areas of need, the duo examines a dozen prospects, analyzing strengths, weaknesses, and potential fit in the Giants' offensive scheme.They start with Alabama's Tyler Booker, a massive mauler with impressive accolades and experience, who plays with a nasty streak but has footwork and redirection issues that might push him to the early second round. Georgia's Tate Ratledge and Dylan Fairchild both impress with physicality and SEC dominance, but bring up concerns regarding position versatility and occasional technique lapses. LSU's Miles Frazier is highlighted for his mobility and long arms, but concerns around balance and overextension could slide him into round three.North Carolina's Willie Lampkin stands out as a unique case—an undersized lineman with a high PFF grade and excellent fundamentals who could be a huge Day 3 steal if he overcomes size limitations. Sacramento State's Jackson Slater, Iowa's Connor Colby, and Minnesota's Tyler Cooper also get spotlighted as mid-to-late round options with intriguing upside, particularly in terms of mobility and blocking awareness, but each comes with raw elements to develop.The episode continues with in-depth looks at Luke Kandra from Cincinnati, a physical run-game asset who plays stiff and slow off the snap; Clay Webb, a seasoned interior lineman with SEC roots now at Jacksonville State, who flashes strong punch and anchor ability; and a few other prospects who round out the Day 3 considerations with interesting traits for development.Whether you're looking to stay updated on Giants news today or want a full breakdown of the 2025 NFL Draft guard class, this episode is a must-listen for every NY Giants fan. With Shedeur Sanders in the mix and offensive line still a pressing issue, Drew and Rob provide the kind of analysis that keeps Giants fans plugged into all the latest developments, rumors, and draft strategy discussions. Be sure to subscribe to the channel for more in-depth coverage of everything related to the New York Giants live and on-demand.#giants #nygiants #nfldraft #nfl

Send us a textIn this full episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, hosts Drew and Rob dig deep into the trenches to explore one of the most critical areas of the NFL Draft—the defensive tackle position. As the Giants continue to reshape their defensive identity under Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll, the Goofballs go position-by-position through an extensive list of this year's top defensive tackles and how each could fit into the future of the New York Giants. This episode is a must-watch for any Giants fan serious about the team's draft strategy, especially with needs continuing to exist along the defensive front.The episode kicks off with a deep dive into potential top-10 pick Mason Graham out of Michigan, a disruptive force with an elite swim move and the ability to collapse pockets even through double teams. They also evaluate Walter Nolen from Ole Miss, whose agility and relentless motor make him a projected late first-round talent, and Kenneth Grant, another Michigan product with monster size and sneaky athleticism, potentially landing in the late first or early second round.Drew and Rob continue their breakdown with other major prospects such as Derrick Harmon, TJ Sanders, Darius Alexander, and Tyleik Williams—each bringing a unique mix of power, technique, and run-stopping ability. From Power 5 beasts like Deone Walker and Alfred Collins to underrated Group of Five gems like CJ West and Darius Alexander, the Goofballs leave no prospect unscouted.The guys also shine a light on potential Day 2 and Day 3 steals like Omar Norman-Lott, Joshua Farmer, JJ Pegues, and the massive Desmond Watson, discussing not only their strengths and weaknesses but also how realistic it is that they land in blue and line up next to Dexter Lawrence in the coming seasons. They analyze key traits like hand technique, pad level, gap discipline, and pass rush versatility while providing crucial context from each player's 2024 stats, accolades, and combine performance.Whether you're watching for who might be the next building block on the Giants' D-line, or just love diving into draft scouting and learning about every possible name on the board, this episode brings an incredible level of detail and breakdown for all things Giants football news, Giants draft rumors, and NFL Draft 2025 projections. If you're searching for top-tier New York Giants content and expert-level discussion from true fans, this is the episode to watch.#giants #nfl #nfldraft

Send us a textIn this jam-packed segment from "2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates," hosts Drew and Rob go deep into mock draft territory with not just one, but two comprehensive draft simulations to get fans hyped for the 2025 NFL Draft. First, they conduct a full seven-round live mock draft specifically for the New York Giants, breaking down potential selections at every pick and diving into realistic scenarios based on team needs, draft trends, and what Joe Schoen might be thinking as he builds the future of Big Blue. From first-round priorities to late-round sleeper picks, the Goofballs leave no stone unturned as they strategize how to maximize the Giants' haul and fill key roster gaps on both sides of the ball.But that's only half the fun—next, the guys shift gears and expand their scope to the entire NFL, going pick-by-pick through a full first-round mock draft. With all 32 teams on the board, they dive into team needs, recent roster moves, and front office tendencies to predict what each franchise is most likely to do. Whether it's quarterback-needy teams trading up, surprise picks shaking up the board, or big-name prospects slipping to unexpected spots, this first-round mock covers all the drama and possibilities fans crave during draft season.This dual mock draft episode is a must-watch for any New York Giants fan looking to understand the full draft landscape, as well as for general NFL fans who want to hear in-depth predictions about how Round 1 could unfold for every team across the league. Whether you're scouting offensive linemen, wide receivers, edge rushers, or surprise risers, Drew and Rob bring the perfect balance of insight and entertainment to keep viewers locked in.From analyzing draft strategy to reacting in real-time to simulated results, this segment is your ultimate guide to what could be coming for the G-Men and the rest of the league in the 2025 NFL Draft. Don't miss it if you're serious about understanding how your team might reshape its future.#nfldraft #nfl #giants

Send us a textIn this full episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, Drew and Rob dive headfirst into the trenches with a detailed breakdown of the top 15 offensive tackle prospects entering the 2025 NFL Draft. With the New York Giants continuing to build through the draft and offensive line remaining a key concern, this episode offers a comprehensive look at the prospects who could become foundational pieces for Big Blue or impact the league at large. Whether you're a diehard Giants fan, a draft enthusiast, or simply love trench warfare in football, this episode has something for you.The duo starts with Armand Membou of Missouri, an agile and athletic tackle who played nearly every snap at right tackle, showcasing his All-SEC talent despite some concerns with long-arm rushers. Kelvin Banks Jr. from Texas is another standout, a three-year starter with an impressive trophy case and consistent performance at left tackle. LSU's Will Campbell brings SEC grit, smart play, and next-level footwork, although his shorter arms might translate better to guard in the pros.Josh Simmons, a top-tier pass protector from Ohio State, has raw potential with elite upside, while Grey Zabel out of South Dakota State demonstrates remarkable positional versatility across the line. Minnesota's Aireontae Ersery, another three-year starter, boasts elite strength and arm length, standing tall as a first-round-worthy left tackle.Oregon's Josh Conerly Jr. impresses with his athleticism and background as a former running back, though scouts note balance issues. Ohio State's Donovan Jackson stepped in at left tackle after Simmons' injury but might project better as a guard due to athletic limitations in space. Meanwhile, Wyatt Milum of West Virginia brings the lunch-pail mentality with four years of LT experience and a dominant 2024 season.The analysis continues with Jonah Savaiinaea from Arizona, a big-bodied lineman who may move inside, and Marcus Mbow of Purdue, a powerful presence with aggressive hands but room to grow against stutter-step pass rushers. Texas's Cameron Williams has the raw tools and strength but struggles with speed and technique.Boston College's Ozzy Trapilo, a massive 6'8” presence, displays football IQ and fiery play, but must improve pad level and hand placement. William & Mary's Charles Grant could be this year's sleeper, showcasing NFL-level traits despite a small school résumé. Lastly, Anthony Belton from NC State has the size and physicality but must overcome footwork issues and character concerns after a controversial on-field incident.This deep-dive episode is packed with scouting insights, positional fit discussion, and potential draft positioning. Whether the Giants are targeting a day-one starter or looking for value on day two or three, this offensive tackle class presents a variety of options. Stay tuned for continued coverage of Giants news and rumors, draft predictions, and everything NY Giants football on *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel for more live episodes, in-depth breakdowns, and all the latest updates surrounding the Giants today.Support the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textIn this full episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, Drew and Rob take Giants fans deep into early 2025 NFL Draft scouting as they evaluate five more wide receivers and five top center prospects the New York Giants could target. With Big Blue still looking to build a stronger offense for the future, this episode focuses on players who could fit the needs of the Giants heading into next season. Whether you're a draft junkie or just getting started, this scouting breakdown covers some of the most intriguing prospects that fans should know about as we approach draft season.At wide receiver, the hosts discuss Stanford's Elic Ayomanor, an explosive pass catcher with a strong build and a knack for contested catches despite some drop concerns and a limited route tree. Oregon's Tez Johnson is described as electric, twitchy, and a true YAC threat, but his small frame and lack of deep-threat production raise questions. TCU's Savion Williams brings size and athleticism at 6'5”, with raw potential and red-zone upside, but inconsistent hands and blocking issues. Miami's Xavier Restrepo is highlighted as a record-setting receiver and high-IQ route technician with two straight 1,000-yard seasons, although his poor 40-yard dash and small size might scare some teams off. Finally, Isaiah Bond, now at Texas after transferring from Alabama, offers elite speed and dynamic playmaking ability, but his hands and physicality remain concerns.Then, the focus shifts to the top center prospects for the 2025 NFL Draft. Georgia's Jared Wilson is identified as a rising prospect with great quickness and punch, though limited starting experience may impact his draft position. USC's Jonah Monheim shows off strong versatility, having played across the offensive line, but remains raw as a true center. Texas' Jake Majors brings solid run-blocking and pass-protection instincts, but questions linger about his strength and ability to hold blocks consistently. Ohio State's Seth McLaughlin is known for strong hands and size, but persistent snap issues from his Alabama days could haunt his stock. Lastly, Boston College's Drew Kendall, son of former NFL lineman Pete Kendall, flashes intelligence and mobility but lacks size and strength against top-tier competition.Throughout the episode, Drew and Rob provide detailed insight into where these prospects may land in the upcoming draft, projecting most of them as Day 2 or Day 3 picks. For fans of the Giants looking to get a leg up on the 2025 draft class, this episode is a must-watch. Whether you're eyeing future weapons for the Giants' quarterback or key pieces to solidify the interior offensive line, this breakdown delivers an early look at the names every New York Giants fan should keep on their radar.Stay tuned to the *2 Giants Goofballs* Giants channel for more New York Giants live analysis, NY Giants news and updates, and all the latest Giants news and rumors. If you're looking for the best NY Giants podcast covering draft scouting, depth chart needs, and Giants football news, this episode is packed with value from start to finish.#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe New York Giants' offseason plans might be shifting in a surprising direction. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Giants are starting to look elsewhere with their No. 3 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. With growing speculation that they have their sights set on an elite non-QB prospect.  Meanwhile, ESPN has floated the idea of the Giants trading down from No. 3. A proposed trade with the Carolina Panthers would send the No. 3 pick and a 2026 fifth-rounder to Carolina in exchange for the No. 8 pick, a second-round pick this year (No. 57), and a 2026 second-round pick. This trade scenario becomes even more interesting if Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders are already off the board by the time the Giants pick, suggesting the team may prioritize adding multiple assets instead of taking a quarterback early.  In roster news, the Giants have re-signed linebacker Ty Summers. At 6'1" and 241 pounds, the 29-year-old played in all 16 games last season, recording 29 tackles, one tackle for loss, and one pass deflection. His PFF grades were mixed, with a strong 78.3 run defense grade but weaker marks in coverage and pass rushing. Summers played 112 defensive snaps and was a key contributor on special teams with 272 snaps.  Evan Neal's future along the Giants' offensive line remains uncertain, but GM Joe Schoen revealed that Neal is now open to the idea of moving to guard. This is a stark contrast from his strong stance in 2023 when he insisted he was an offensive tackle from birth. While Schoen did not commit to a positional switch, he emphasized that Neal is willing to do whatever it takes to help the team. Another looming decision for the Giants revolves around play-calling duties. Head coach Brian Daboll has not yet determined whether he will continue calling plays in 2024. NY Post's Paul Schwartz reported that Daboll plans to evaluate the situation through spring and summer before making a final call. Co-owner John Mara previously questioned whether Daboll should relinquish play-calling duties, stating that while he wouldn't demand a change, it's a discussion that will continue. Ultimately, the choice remains in Daboll's hands, and it could have a major impact on the Giants' offensive performance next season.  The Giants also have several former players currently competing in the UFL, which kicked off its season on Friday. The Arlington Renegades feature former Giants S Joe Powell and LB Tuzar Skipper. The Birmingham Stallions have multiple ex-Giants, including LB Tae Crowder and QB Case Cookus, while the D.C. Defenders boast former first-round CB Deandre Baker. Other familiar faces like Corn Elder, Deon Jackson, Quincy Roche, and Jashaun Corbin are also in the league, along with former Giants coaches like Mike Nolan and Marc Colombo.  With the NFL Draft approaching, trade rumors swirling, and key roster decisions still to be made, the Giants are entering a pivotal stretch. Will they surprise everyone by passing on a quarterback at No. 3? Will Evan Neal shift to guard? And will Brian Daboll hold onto play-calling duties? Drew and Rob break down all these storylines and more in this latest episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New YorkSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textDrew and Rob take a deep dive into the top tight end prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft, breaking down their strengths, weaknesses, and draft projections. This class features a mix of high-end talent, athletic pass catchers, and physical blockers, but who stands out as the best of the best?  At the top of the board is Penn State's Tyler Warren, a dominant force who put up monster numbers in his final college season. At 6'6” and 261 pounds, Warren earned the John Mackey Award, First-Team All-American honors, and was named Big Ten Tight End of the Year. His ability to contribute in multiple ways makes him the clear number-one tight end in the draft, but he still has room for growth in his route running and pass protection.  Right behind him is Michigan's Colston Loveland, a smooth route runner with wide receiver-like movement skills. He's not the most physical player and struggles with contested catches, but his upside as a dynamic receiving threat has him locked in as a late first-round prospect. Bowling Green's Harold Fannin Jr. put up jaw-dropping numbers with over 1,500 yards and 10 touchdowns, making him an unstoppable force in the MAC. However, questions about his athleticism and competition level make him more of a Day 2 target.  The depth in this tight end class continues with LSU's Terrance Ferguson and Mason Taylor, both talented pass catchers with strong red zone skills but some concerns in blocking and handling physical defenders. Miami's Elijah Arroyo is one of the fastest tight ends in the draft with big-play potential, but his medical history, including an ACL injury, raises red flags. Gunnar Helm from Texas brings toughness and reliable hands, but he lacks elite speed and still needs work on his blocking.  Further down the rankings, Notre Dame's Mitchell Evans, Clemson's Jake Briningstool, and Iowa's Luke Lachey all bring different skill sets to the table. Evans is a strong contested-catch receiver but lacks high-end athleticism, Briningstool has deep-threat ability but needs to bulk up, and Lachey follows in the footsteps of past Iowa tight ends, offering solid fundamentals but lacking standout traits.  Drew and Rob analyze what makes these tight ends valuable at the next level and where they might land in the 2025 NFL Draft. With teams always searching for the next elite playmaker at the position, this year's draft class has plenty of intriguing options. Whether it's a first-round talent like Warren or a mid-round gem, this episode provides a full breakdown of what each prospect brings to the table.Support the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textOn this episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, Drew and Rob break down the massive news that has Giants fans buzzing—New York has agreed to terms with 10-time Pro Bowl quarterback Russell Wilson, pending a physical. The former Seahawks, Broncos, and Steelers signal-caller brings a decorated resume to Big Blue, including a Super Bowl title, nine playoff appearances, and a reputation as one of the most dynamic quarterbacks of his era. But what does this signing mean for the Giants moving forward?  Wilson, now 36, has built a career defined by clutch performances, mobility, and leadership. With a career passer rating of 99.8—ranking among the best in NFL history—Wilson has consistently been one of the league's top quarterbacks. He's thrown for over 40,000 yards, rushed for more than 5,000, and remains the only QB in NFL history to achieve both milestones. However, after an up-and-down stint in Denver and a solid but unspectacular year in Pittsburgh, does he still have enough left in the tank to lead the Giants back to relevance?  Drew and Rob dive deep into how Wilson fits in Brian Daboll's offense and what this means for the rest of the roster. Will his veteran presence elevate the play of Malik Nabers and the Giants' receiving corps? How will the offensive line hold up in protecting a quarterback known for extending plays? And what does this move signal about Joe Schoen's vision for the team—are the Giants pushing all their chips in for a win-now approach, or is Wilson simply a bridge to the next franchise quarterback?  The guys also discuss Wilson's legacy, from his early dominance in Seattle to his recent struggles, and debate whether he can rekindle his Pro Bowl form in New York. With his extensive postseason experience, could Wilson be the missing piece that helps the Giants finally take control of a wide-open NFC East?  There's no doubt this is one of the biggest acquisitions in recent Giants history, and *2 Giants Goofballs* has all the in-depth analysis you need. Tune in for expert breakdowns, bold predictions, and everything you need to know about Russell Wilson's arrival in New York!#giants #nygiants nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textOn this episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, Drew and Rob break down the massive news that has Giants fans buzzing—New York has agreed to terms with 10-time Pro Bowl quarterback Russell Wilson, pending a physical. The former Seahawks, Broncos, and Steelers signal-caller brings a decorated resume to Big Blue, including a Super Bowl title, nine playoff appearances, and a reputation as one of the most dynamic quarterbacks of his era. But what does this signing mean for the Giants moving forward?  Wilson, now 36, has built a career defined by clutch performances, mobility, and leadership. With a career passer rating of 99.8—ranking among the best in NFL history—Wilson has consistently been one of the league's top quarterbacks. He's thrown for over 40,000 yards, rushed for more than 5,000, and remains the only QB in NFL history to achieve both milestones. However, after an up-and-down stint in Denver and a solid but unspectacular year in Pittsburgh, does he still have enough left in the tank to lead the Giants back to relevance?  Drew and Rob dive deep into how Wilson fits in Brian Daboll's offense and what this means for the rest of the roster. Will his veteran presence elevate the play of Malik Nabers and the Giants' receiving corps? How will the offensive line hold up in protecting a quarterback known for extending plays? And what does this move signal about Joe Schoen's vision for the team—are the Giants pushing all their chips in for a win-now approach, or is Wilson simply a bridge to the next franchise quarterback?  The guys also discuss Wilson's legacy, from his early dominance in Seattle to his recent struggles, and debate whether he can rekindle his Pro Bowl form in New York. With his extensive postseason experience, could Wilson be the missing piece that helps the Giants finally take control of a wide-open NFC East?  There's no doubt this is one of the biggest acquisitions in recent Giants history, and *2 Giants Goofballs* has all the in-depth analysis you need. Tune in for expert breakdowns, bold predictions, and everything you need to know about Russell Wilson's arrival in New York!#giants #nygiants nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textDrew and Rob dive deep into the top RBs in the Draft, analyzing their strengths, weaknesses, and potential fits in the NFL. This is Part 1 of their in-depth breakdown, featuring some of the most talented backs in the class.  The conversation kicks off with Boise State's Ashton Jeanty, a powerful yet elusive runner who dominated college football in 2024. With over 2,600 rushing yards and nearly 30 touchdowns last season, he finished second in Heisman voting and collected multiple awards. While his every-down ability and contact balance make him a top prospect, questions remain about his workload and how it may impact his NFL longevity.  Next, Omarion Hampton from North Carolina, a big-bodied back with an ideal mix of speed and power. He proved to be an every-down back with solid pass protection and receiving skills, making him a likely late 1st or early 2nd pick. However, he'll need to work on protecting his body at the next level.  Quinshon Judkins, who transferred to Ohio State after two strong seasons at Ole Miss, is another intriguing prospect. Though he excelled in short-yardage and goal-line situations, his lack of breakaway speed and occasional hesitation could impact his draft stock. He's viewed as a potential power-back complement in a 1-2 punch system.  The guys also analyze Iowa's Kaleb Johnson, a bruising runner with great vision and quick acceleration. His ability to break tackles and find the right lanes is impressive, but questions about his receiving ability and poor pass protection might keep him from being a 1st-round selection.  Virginia Tech's Bhaysul Tuten turned heads with his incredible speed, posting the fastest 40-time among running backs at the combine. Though he had a strong 2024 season, his overall production might land him in the 2nd or 3rd round.  Dylan Sampson from Tennessee is another explosive playmaker with great vision and balance, but concerns about his fumbling issues and small frame make him a risky pick. The same goes for Arizona State's Cameron Skattebo, an old-school power back who thrives on contact but lacks the top-end speed to break away.  Raheim "Rocket" Sanders, who spent time at both Arkansas and South Carolina, stands out for his surprising speed at his size. He's a bruiser with great contact balance and vision, but his cutback ability and lack of home-run speed could make him a mid-rounder.  Trevor Etienne, younger brother of NFL star Travis, transferred to Georgia for the 2024 season. While he's quick and tough for his size, concerns about his durability and a DUI arrest last year could impact his draft stock.  Rounding out the discussion, the guys cover UCF's RJ Harvey, Syracuse's Lequint Allen, Kansas State's DJ Giddens, USC's Woody Marks, and Florida's Montrell Johnson Jr. Each of these backs has unique skills, from Allen's elite receiving ability to Harvey's natural instincts as a runner. However, many of them have limitations that might relegate them to mid-to-late-round selections or specialized roles in the NFL.  This is just the beginning of the 2025 NFL Draft running back discussion, with even more names to analyze in Part 2. Support the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe New York Giants continue to reshape their roster this offseason, making several notable moves that could have a big impact heading into the 2025 season. The biggest news is the Giants signing veteran quarterback Jameis Winston to a two-year, $8 million contract. This deal is an absolute steal for a player with Winston's experience, as it's even cheaper per year than what the Giants paid Drew Lock last season. At 6'4” and 230 pounds, Winston brings size, arm talent, and starting experience to the quarterback room. The former first-overall pick in the 2015 draft out of Florida State has had an up-and-down career, best known for his 33-touchdown, 30-interception season with the Buccaneers in 2019. Last season in Cleveland, Winston played in 12 games with seven starts, throwing for 2,121 yards, 13 touchdowns, and 12 interceptions. He even set a new Browns franchise record with a 497-yard passing performance against the Broncos. Turnovers have been his Achilles' heel, but in his four seasons with the Saints, he showed improvement, throwing 20 touchdowns and just 11 interceptions over 21 games. With Mike Kafka reportedly taking back play-calling duties, there's optimism that Winston could thrive in the Giants' system.Speaking of Rodgers, the future Hall of Famer spent time at the Steelers' facility on Friday, meeting with their coaching staff. While there's no deal in place, and no reported visit with the Giants as of yet, Rodgers did meet with the team during the NFL Combine. His situation remains one of the biggest storylines in the league, and Giants fans will be keeping a close eye on where he lands.  The Giants also made a pair of wide receiver signings, bringing in Zach Pascal and Lil'Jordan Humphrey. Pascal, 30, visited the Giants last week before finalizing a deal. At 6'2” and 215 pounds, he brings a physical presence but has primarily been a special teams player in recent years. Last season with the Cardinals, he played all 17 games but didn't record a single catch. His best years came with the Colts, where he racked up 1,888 of his 2,057 career receiving yards. Interestingly, Giants wide receivers coach Mike Groh was his position coach during that time, so there's familiarity with the system. Meanwhile, Lil'Jordan Humphrey brings an intriguing mix of size and experience. The 6'4”, 225-pound receiver played all 17 games for the Broncos last season, making seven starts and catching 31 passes for 293 yards and a touchdown. Over his six-year career with the Saints, Patriots, and Broncos, Humphrey has 62 receptions for 770 yards and seven touchdowns. His biggest issue has been drops, with a career catch percentage of 67.4%. Given the drop issues the Giants dealt with last season—particularly with Malik Nabers, Wan'Dale Robinson, and Darius Slayton—this signing is a bit surprising. Unlike Pascal, Humphrey hasn't played much special teams recently, meaning he'll need to carve out a role as a receiver to make the final roster. His size and ability to play both outside and in the slot could give him a chance to compete for a role similar to what Isaiah Hodgins provided in past seasons.  #giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe New York Giants made an effort to bring back edge rusher Azeez Ojulari, but the former Giant opted to join the reigning Super Bowl champions instead. According to Dan Duggan of The Athletic, the Giants did extend an offer, though the exact terms remain unknown. Ojulari chose to move on, likely seeing a better opportunity to contribute as a pass-rush specialist on a team stacked with defensive talent.  With free agency in full swing and major roster moves shaking up the league, the Giants still have key needs to address. The quarterback position remains a question mark, as the team looks for depth or a potential long-term solution behind Daniel Jones. The right guard spot also needs attention, with several veteran options still available, including Brandon Scherff, Will Hernandez, and Dalton Risner. Each comes with strengths and weaknesses, from Scherff's veteran leadership to Hernandez's familiarity with the franchise and Risner's strong pass-blocking ability. On the defensive line, New York still has holes to fill, with veterans like John Jenkins and DeShawn Williams available. However, both options come with concerns regarding their overall performance grades and fit within the Giants' system.  As the dust settles from the early frenzy of free agency, attention turns to the NFL Draft. With a clearer picture of the team's needs, we conduct a live post-free agency mock draft, analyzing the best fits for the Giants and how they can use their draft capital to strengthen the roster. Every pick matters as the Giants look to build a competitive team for the upcoming season.  Tune in as Drew and Rob break down the latest Giants news, discuss free agency updates, explore potential signings, and dive into a full mock draft that could shape the future of the franchise. The offseason is far from over, and the Giants still have crucial decisions ahead to ensure they take a step forward in 2025.#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textDrew and Rob are back with another packed episode of **2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates**, covering all the latest Giants news and NFL rumors. The Vikings' quarterback situation remains a hot topic as reports indicate they've rebuffed trade inquiries for J.J. McCarthy and are not actively pursuing Aaron Rodgers. However, insiders suggest they're keeping tabs on the four-time MVP while waiting to see how McCarthy develops this offseason. Could Rodgers still end up in Minnesota, or will he look elsewhere?  The Giants were reportedly offered a fifth-round pick for Azeez Ojulari at the trade deadline but opted to keep him due to Kayvon Thibodeaux's injury. Now, with Ojulari moving on, was it a missed opportunity? The guys break down the decision and what it means for the Giants' pass rush moving forward. Speaking of pass rushers, Big Blue has added edge rusher Victor Dimukeje. Standing at 6'2” and 262 pounds, Dimukeje posted a solid 75.1 PFF grade in 2024 and recorded all four of his career sacks last season. Will he be a rotational piece, or does he have the upside to contribute more?  The quarterback discussion continues as rumors swirl around Joe Milton being available for a third-round pick. Milton had a strong performance against the Bills in Week 17, albeit against backups, and questions remain about why the Patriots seem ready to move on. Could he be a viable option for the Giants, or is there a better fit elsewhere?  Drew and Rob also provide an in-depth scouting report on **Tyler Shough**, a 6'5” quarterback prospect out of Louisville. Shough has an intriguing skill set with solid arm strength, mobility, and experience, but concerns about his lower-body mechanics, age, and one-read tendencies raise questions about his long-term upside. After stints at Oregon and Texas Tech, he put together an impressive 2024 season with 3,195 passing yards and 23 touchdowns. Where does he fit among the top quarterbacks in the 2025 NFL Draft?  To wrap things up, the hosts rank their **Top 10 QBs in the 2025 Draft**, including names like Cam Ward, Shedeur Sanders, Jaxson Dart, and Quinn Ewers. With so many teams needing a quarterback, how does this class compare to past years?  All this and more in another must-listen episode of **2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates**!#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textIn the latest episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, Drew and Rob dive deep into the biggest stories surrounding the New York Giants as the team continues its search for a quarterback. With speculation swirling about Rodgers' future, the latest free-agent visits, and key roster moves, there's plenty to break down.  One of the biggest questions looming over the NFL right now is whether Aaron Rodgers will retire. According to Diana Russini of *The Athletic*, Rodgers is holding out hope that the Minnesota Vikings will make a move for him. If that doesn't happen, he might opt for retirement rather than playing for the Steelers or Giants. That's a major twist in the offseason, as New York had been linked to Rodgers, but now they may have to look elsewhere.  One of those alternatives could be Jameis Winston, who is set to visit the Giants. According to Tom Pelissero of *NFL Network*, Winston will meet with the team as they continue to explore veteran quarterback options. Winston, the former No. 1 overall pick, has expressed interest in joining the Giants and has a history of both big plays and costly mistakes. In 2024, he posted a 61.1% completion rate with 13 touchdowns and 12 interceptions, but his turnover issues have followed him throughout his career.  Another player visiting the Giants is wide receiver Zach Paschal. While he has had minimal impact as a receiver over the last few years—catching zero passes in 2023 and just 19 in the last three seasons combined—he brings value as a special teams player. Paschal has ties to Giants WR coach Mike Groh from their time together in Indianapolis, which could influence his chances of landing a roster spot.  On the defensive side, the Giants made a move by signing linebacker Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles. The 28-year-old, who spent the last five seasons with the 49ers, is known for his special teams contributions. In 2024, he played in 12 games with two starts, recording 17 tackles, an interception, and two passes defended. With 73 career games under his belt, he adds depth to a Giants defense that continues to evolve.  Meanwhile, former Giants pass rusher Ojulari is heading to a division rival. The Philadelphia Eagles signed Ojulari to a one-year, $4 million deal, ending his tenure in New York. Injuries hampered Ojulari's time with the Giants, but when healthy, he showed flashes of being a difference-maker. Now, he'll be looking to revitalize his career in Philly.  One of the biggest stories surrounding the Giants this offseason was their rumored interest in moving up to the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft. According to Jordan Raanan of *ESPN*, that plan is now dead. The Giants had also reportedly targeted Matthew Stafford earlier in the offseason, but with both options off the table, they are left searching for alternative solutions at QB.  With all these moving parts, the question remains: are the Giants just a quarterback away from contention? Fox Sports' Peter Schrager thinks so, stating that the Giants have pieces in place but lack the most important position. Whether it's Rodgers, Winston, or someone else, the Giants must figure out their quSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textDrew and Rob are back with another episode of 2 Giants Goofballs, breaking down the latest New York Giants news, free agency moves, and rumors swirling around the quarterback position. The Giants have been busy making roster moves, starting with the signing of offensive tackle Stone Forsythe. The 6'8”, 307-pound tackle comes over from the Seahawks, where he played in nine games last season with five starts. However, his Pro Football Focus grades leave a lot to be desired, ranking near the bottom of all qualified linemen. Will the Giants coaching staff be able to get more out of him?  The Giants also bring back a couple of familiar faces on the offensive line. Aaron Stinnie re-signs on a one-year deal after playing all 16 games last season, starting three. While his PFF grades were underwhelming, the team clearly values his depth. Meanwhile, Greg Van Roten, who started all 17 games last season, returns with a 63.4 PFF grade, solidifying the interior offensive line.  On the defensive side, the Giants add depth to the trenches by signing veteran defensive tackle Jeremiah Ledbetter. The former Jaguar had a productive season in 2024, playing 15 games with three starts, recording 38 tackles, eight tackles for loss, and two sacks. His PFF grades show a solid run defender, but his pass rush needs improvement.  In a move that stings for Giants fans, longtime cornerback Adoree' Jackson has signed a one-year deal with the rival Philadelphia Eagles. Jackson played in 14 games last season, recording 28 tackles, five pass deflections, and one forced fumble. His coverage grades were solid, but he was especially dominant in run defense, earning an 85.8 grade from PFF. How will the Giants replace him in the secondary, and will this loss come back to haunt them when they face the Eagles?  The biggest question surrounding the Giants remains at the quarterback position. The team has been linked to multiple veteran signal-callers as they explore their options. Joe Flacco visited the Giants on Thursday, while Russell Wilson made a trip to New York on Friday after visiting Cleveland. Meanwhile, the team is reportedly growing tired of waiting for Aaron Rodgers to decide on his future, though they haven't moved on just yet. There's also a rumor that the Vikings could be in the mix for Rodgers, adding another wrinkle to the saga.  Drew and Rob break down all these moves, what they mean for the Giants' future, and what fans can expect in the coming weeks. Don't miss this jam-packed episode of 2 Giants Goofballs, where they dive into all the latest Giants news, rumors, and analysis!#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe New York Giants have made some major moves, and Drew and Rob are here to break it all down in another jam-packed episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates. With free agency in full swing, the Giants have re-signed a familiar face, added key pieces on defense, and continue to be linked to the biggest quarterback names in the NFL. This episode dives deep into all the latest Giants news, rumors, and updates as the team looks to reshape its roster for the 2025 season.  The show kicks off with the Giants re-signing wide receiver Darius Slayton to a three-year, $36 million deal. After finishing the 2023 season with 39 catches for 573 yards and two touchdowns, Slayton remains a solid part of the Giants' receiving corps. What does this signing mean for the offense, and could it indicate what direction the Giants will go in the draft? Next, the Giants addressed a major need on defense by signing cornerback Paulson Adebo. The former Saints CB, who played at Stanford alongside Bobby Okereke, comes to New York after an injury-limited season in which he recorded 52 tackles and three interceptions in just seven games. While he has been a solid CB2 for most of his career, his aggressive playstyle and struggles against the run could be a concern. The initial reports on his contract were all over the place, ranging from three years, $30 million to three years, $54 million, with conflicting details on guarantees. The guys break down what Adebo brings to the Giants and whether this signing is a bargain or an overpay.  The defensive reinforcements didn't stop there, as the Giants also signed veteran defensive lineman Roy Robertson-Harris to a two-year, $10 million deal. Standing at 6'5” and 290 pounds, the 31-year-old spent last season with both the Jaguars and Seahawks, appearing in 17 games with two starts. He recorded 20 tackles, four tackles for loss, two sacks, and five QB hits while playing 34 percent of defensive snaps. While his PFF grades weren't impressive, Robertson-Harris brings experience and depth to a defensive line that needed reinforcements. Could this be the first step in rebuilding the defensive front, or is this simply a depth move?  One of the biggest topics of the episode revolves around the ongoing quarterback carousel. The Giants are still waiting on a decision from Aaron Rodgers, who has been linked to both New York and the Pittsburgh Steelers. While Rodgers takes his time deciding his future, other quarterbacks have already landed in new homes. Zach Wilson is heading to the Dolphins, Josh Dobbs is joining the Patriots, and Kenny Pickett was traded from the Eagles to the Browns. Meanwhile, Justin Fields signed with the Jets, Sam Darnold is now a Seahawk, and Jimmy Garoppolo is staying with the Rams. With Jameis Winston in talks with the 49ers and Chargers, and Russell Wilson considering the Titans, the quarterback market is rapidly changing. Drew and Rob debate whether the Giants should be waiting on Rodgers or if they should pursue other options. Could Kirk Cousins still be in play? The episode then shifts to a disturbing off-field story as Odell Beckham Jr. finds himself named in a lawsuit. #giantsSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textWith NFL free agency just days away, we're going **LIVE** for a full **7-round New York Giants mock draft**, making our final pre-free agency selections before the offseason chaos begins! This is our last chance to map out the Giants' draft strategy before major roster moves shake everything up. Will Joe Schoen focus on fixing the offense? Will the Giants make a bold move at quarterback? Could a shocking trade shake up their draft plans? We're covering it all in this massive episode!  We start with **Round 1**, where the Giants hold a top pick that could shape their future. Will they take a quarterback to challenge Daniel Jones? Could a playmaker like **Malik Nabers** be the missing piece for an explosive offense? Or does Schoen stay true to his philosophy and go for a dominant offensive lineman or defensive stud? We break down every scenario, including **potential trade-up or trade-back options.**  From there, we go **round by round**, making the best possible selections to fill key needs across the roster. Who will be the **Day 2 steals** that could immediately contribute? Will Big Blue target a future shutdown corner to pair with Deonte Banks? Can they land an interior lineman to shore up the trenches? We also explore **late-round gems** who could develop into key contributors or even surprise starters down the road.  As we go through all **seven rounds**, we'll dive deep into player scouting reports, scheme fits, and potential draft strategies. Plus, we'll break down how free agency will impact these picks—if Schoen signs a top-tier wide receiver or offensive lineman, how does that change the draft board? If the Giants pass on a QB in Round 1, could they find a sleeper later in the draft?  With shocking picks, in-depth analysis, and **live reactions to fan feedback**, this episode is a **must-watch for every Giants fan**. Don't miss our final 7-round mock draft before free agency shakes up the entire NFL landscape! **Tune in live and be part of the conversation as we build the perfect draft class for the New York Giants!**#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe latest episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates* dives deep into the hottest rumors surrounding the New York Giants, from potential draft shakeups to a possible blockbuster trade for star wide receiver DK Metcalf. Drew and Rob break down all the latest reports, including whether the Giants are seriously considering a move for Metcalf and what it could cost them.  The news of Metcalf's trade request sent shockwaves through the NFL, and with the Giants still looking for a dominant wide receiver, could they be the team to land him? With a massive $31.87 million cap hit in 2025 and just one year left on his current deal, any team interested in acquiring him will have to weigh the financial impact carefully. The Giants have already made moves to bolster their offense, but adding a big-bodied target like Metcalf could completely change the dynamic of their passing attack.  Meanwhile, the NFL Draft rumors continue to swirl, and one of the biggest stories involves Tennessee and their potential pick. According to ESPN's Titans reporter Turron Davenport, Tennessee is seriously considering taking Cam Ward if they stay at No. 3, and trade talks around the pick are heating up. If the Titans decide to stick with their pick and take Ward, what does that mean for the Giants? Could it force them to look elsewhere for their next franchise quarterback?  On the flip side, Shedeur Sanders' draft stock appears to be falling. Sportkeeda's Tony Pauline reports that teams are cooling on the Colorado quarterback for multiple reasons, including his lack of noticeable improvement last season and concerns over some of his recent decisions. Skipping throwing at the combine wasn't unusual for a top prospect, but some teams are reportedly questioning his overall effort during the pre-draft process. CBS' Jonathan Jones added that teams he's spoken with believe Cam Ward has been interviewing better than Sanders, with at least one team suggesting that Sanders hasn't given his all when meeting with organizations he's not interested in joining.  Drew and Rob also discuss an interesting behind-the-scenes look at how the Jets conduct player interviews. Former prospect Tracy shared his experience with head coach Robert Saleh's unique “mind games” during pre-draft meetings. Saleh would explain a play in full detail, then immediately shift the conversation to personal topics like family and life outside of football. After some time, he would circle back and ask the player to recall the play exactly as it was explained. It was a test of focus, retention, and the ability to process information under pressure—something that caught Tracy off guard but ultimately taught him a valuable lesson.  With so many rumors flying around, the Giants find themselves at a crossroads. Do they make a move for DK Metcalf to add a proven weapon to their offense? Do they try to trade up in the draft for a quarterback, or let the board fall to them at No. 3? The speculation continues, and Drew and Rob are here to break down every possible scenario in another can't-miss episode of *2 Giants Goofballs*.#giants #nfl #nfldraftSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe latest episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates* dives deep into the whirlwind of rumors surrounding the Giants' quarterback situation, draft strategy, and trade possibilities. With the offseason heating up, reports suggest that the Giants are actively considering multiple quarterback options, including Aaron Rodgers, Daniel Jones' potential trade destinations, and their approach to the 2024 NFL Draft.  Quinn Ewers has emerged as a name of interest for the Giants. Despite battling injuries at Texas, Ewers showcased elite arm talent but struggled with consistency in crucial moments. Could the Giants see him as a future franchise QB? Meanwhile, ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reports that multiple teams—including the Colts, Vikings, and Browns—have expressed interest in Daniel Jones. While Indianapolis could be looking for a veteran presence behind Anthony Richardson, Minnesota and Cleveland may view Jones as a potential starter.  The Aaron Rodgers-to-Giants rumors have intensified, with reports indicating that his camp has reached out to the team multiple times. SNY's Connor Hughes confirms that the Giants have had internal discussions about Rodgers, though they are also considering other veteran QB options. Rodgers, who loves New York and is reportedly a huge fan of Malik Nabers, could bring Davante Adams with him if a deal were to materialize. Members of the Giants coaching staff have even consulted former Jets coaches who worked with Rodgers, receiving glowing reviews about his leadership and character.  The draft also looms large in the Giants' offseason plans. Pro Football Focus projects an "ideal" draft haul for Big Blue, headlined by quarterback Cam Ward in the first round, followed by standout cornerback Benjamin Morrison from Notre Dame in the second round and Ohio State edge rusher J.T. Tuimoloau in the third. With the Giants holding the No. 3 overall pick, speculation is rampant about whether they will stay put, trade down, or make a bold move up. The Sporting News predicts a potential trade with the Cowboys, where Dallas would move up to No. 3 to select Shedeur Sanders, sending the Giants a massive haul in return. On the other hand, SNY's Connor Hughes and Over the Cap's Jason Fitzgerald suggest that moving up to the No. 1 pick to land a top-tier quarterback like Caleb Williams or Drake Maye could cost the Giants their No. 3 pick, the No. 34 pick, and a future first and third-rounder.  With free agency and the draft approaching, the Giants are at a crossroads. Will they make a blockbuster move for Rodgers? Could Daniel Jones be on his way out? And what will Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll do with their coveted draft capital? Tune in as Drew and Rob break down all the latest *Giants news and rumors* in this can't-miss episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*!#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe New York Giants' quarterback situation continues to dominate the headlines as multiple reports suggest they are actively exploring their options. Could Matthew Stafford be on the move? A recent report indicates that the Las Vegas Raiders and Stafford's camp have agreed on what a new contract would look like, but now the focus shifts to whether the Rams and Raiders can strike a deal. The Rams are reportedly interested in the sixth overall pick, but the Raiders may be hesitant to part with that valuable draft capital. Meanwhile, veteran quarterback trades don't always work out, as history has shown. From Aaron Rodgers to Russell Wilson, Matt Ryan, and Deshaun Watson, big-name quarterbacks changing teams haven't always led to immediate success. However, Stafford is one of the few examples where a trade worked, helping the Rams secure a Super Bowl victory.  The Giants also remain linked to Shedeur Sanders, with multiple league insiders convinced the team has their sights set on the Colorado quarterback. That wouldn't necessarily rule out the Giants bringing in a veteran as well, much like when they had Kurt Warner as a bridge quarterback before Eli Manning took over. The quarterback rumors don't stop there. Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk reported that Aaron Rodgers may have reached out to the Giants, an unexpected twist given his current situation with the Jets. While the Giants haven't shown any known interest, Rodgers' potential willingness to take a pay cut just to spite the Jets adds another layer to the speculation.  Beyond the quarterback position, the Giants are also in the market for help at cornerback. Reports indicate they are exploring free-agent options, including Byron Murphy Jr. from the Minnesota Vikings. The team's secondary struggled last season, and with Deonte Banks as the only true long-term piece, they need reinforcements.  Meanwhile, at the NFL Combine, a health concern arose for top edge rusher Abdul Carter from Penn State. A stress reaction in his left foot was discovered, adding to a lingering shoulder injury from the Fiesta Bowl. Though his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, initially stated that Carter might need surgery, it has since been confirmed that he will not require the procedure. Some scouts believe Carter is still a top prospect, but could this impact his draft stock? Teams will have to weigh the risks before investing a high pick in the talented pass rusher.  With the NFL Draft approaching, free agency looming, and quarterback rumors swirling, the Giants have major decisions to make in the coming weeks. Could they pull off a blockbuster trade for Stafford? Will they draft Shedeur Sanders? And what should fans make of the Aaron Rodgers speculation? Stay tuned as the offseason drama unfolds.#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textDrew and Rob break down all the latest New York Giants news, including draft prospects, quarterback options, and the recent NFLPA report card that ranked the franchise's facilities and team culture. They start with a deep dive into the Giants' draft strategy, discussing potential targets in the upcoming draft. The “Would You Rather?” segment puts the spotlight on some of the most intriguing college prospects, including two-way star Travis Hunter, pass rushers like Abdul Carter, and standout quarterback options like Shedeur Sanders and Cam Ward. With multiple positions of need, the Giants have several directions they could go on draft night.  Quarterback remains the hottest topic, and rumors suggest that Matthew Stafford is the team's top priority at the position. ESPN's Jordan Raanan reported that the Giants are keeping a close eye on Stafford's situation with the Rams before making any major moves. But is Stafford the right answer for New York? The hosts discuss alternative QB options in another “Would You Rather?” segment, comparing names like Kirk Cousins, Russell Wilson, Justin Fields, and even current Giants quarterback Tommy DeVito. Could a young quarterback like Jaxson Dart or Cam Ward be a better long-term investment, or does New York need a veteran presence to steady the ship?  The conversation then shifts to the Giants' NFLPA player report card, which revealed some concerning trends. After ranking eighth overall last year, the Giants dropped significantly in key areas. Ownership, led by John Mara, saw its grade drop from a B+ to a C+, with players ranking the team 22nd out of 32 in terms of commitment to facilities and fostering a winning culture. The treatment of families, locker room quality, and nutrition programs also received disappointing marks. However, there were bright spots, as the strength and conditioning coaches earned an A-, and Brian Daboll still has the support of most players despite some concerns about his receptiveness to feedback.  On the injury front, there's good news for Giants fans. Dexter Lawrence was seen competing at the Pro Bowl and appears to be in good shape. Andrew Thomas is also progressing well, with no boot on his foot and reports that he's been active in the weight room. John Michael Schmitz, Joshua Ezeudu, and other offensive linemen have been putting in work during the offseason, showing dedication to improving for next year.  The show wraps up with a look at Howard Cross III, a potential Giants draft target and the son of former Giants legend Howard Cross. The Notre Dame defensive lineman has deep ties to the franchise and has expressed his desire to follow in his father's footsteps. Cross embraces his underdog mentality, comparing himself to Batman—relying on film study, skill, and intelligence rather than brute strength. He believes his speed and versatility could complement a dominant force like Dexter Lawrence if given the chance to suit up in blue.  With so many moving pieces this offseason, the Giants have crucial decisions to make. From potential QB acquisitions to draft-day targets, every move will shape the franchise's future. Drew and Rob lay out all the scenarios and give fanSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe New York Giants offseason is heating up with major rumors and key moves shaping the team's future. Reports indicate that the Los Angeles Rams have granted Matthew Stafford permission to speak with other teams, and the Giants are among those showing interest. With Stafford's contract situation in flux, a trade isn't out of the question. Jordan Raanan revealed that New York previously inquired about Stafford's availability at last year's trade deadline, and if the Rams can't find a financial compromise, the possibility of Stafford in a Giants uniform could become real. Meanwhile, speculation around Kyler Murray's future in Arizona suggests the Cardinals might look to move on from their former first overall pick. If they decide to sell high, the Giants could be a potential landing spot as they continue evaluating their quarterback options.  On the coaching front, the Giants have hired former NFL running back Ladell Betts as their new running backs coach. Betts has been coaching at Iowa since 2021, where he helped develop standout Kaleb Johnson into an All-American. His connection to the Ferentz coaching tree adds another layer to Brian Daboll's growing staff. The Giants hope Betts can elevate the team's backfield, which could be in flux depending on offseason moves.  In other Giants news, Plaxico Burress' Super Bowl ring was recently sold for a staggering $280,000, making it the second-highest price ever paid for a Super Bowl ring. Certification from Burress himself indicates that he sold the ring last November. The high price tag shows just how significant that championship moment was for Giants fans and collectors alike.  As free agency approaches, NFL Wire has predicted that the Giants should target Trey Smith, the standout offensive lineman from Kansas City. The interior offensive line remains a major concern, and signing Smith could help stabilize the unit while allowing Jermaine Eluemunor to stay at right tackle. If a bidding war drives Smith's price too high, Will Fries could be a more affordable fallback option. Meanwhile, the Atlanta Falcons have been linked to Giants edge rusher Azeez Ojulari, who could be on the move in free agency.  Another major draft storyline is unfolding as Shedeur Sanders has announced he won't throw at the NFL Combine, instead focusing on interviews with teams and waiting for Colorado's Pro Day to showcase his arm. This decision could impact the quarterback landscape as teams evaluate their draft boards.  With all these developments, the Giants have no shortage of crucial decisions to make. Will they pursue Stafford or another veteran quarterback? Could they invest heavily in the offensive line? And how will their new coaching hires shape the team in 2025? Drew and Rob break down all the latest Giants news, rumors, and offseason speculation in this must-watch episode of 2 Giants Goofballs.#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe New York Giants head into a crucial offseason with a massive salary cap increase that could give them the flexibility to reshape the roster. The NFL has informed teams that the cap will rise significantly, landing between $277.5 and $281.5 million. With this increase, the Giants currently hold around $45.1 million in available cap space, according to Spotrac. But that number could skyrocket past $85 million if they make expected moves, including cutting veterans like Nunez-Roches and restructuring key contracts. This level of financial freedom could position the Giants to be major players in free agency.  As the Giants plan for their future, two of their stars have received well-deserved recognition. Dexter Lawrence and Malik Nabers both landed in PFF's Top 101 players list. Lawrence continues to be one of the most dominant defensive tackles in the league, finishing with top-three grades at his position and racking up nine sacks in 2024. Meanwhile, Nabers was not only the best rookie wide receiver in the league but also ranked among the NFL's top overall receivers with 1,204 yards, proving he is a cornerstone for the Giants' offense moving forward.  Adding to the offseason buzz, PFF outlined a dream scenario for the Giants that includes signing veteran wide receiver Stefon Diggs and drafting quarterback Shedeur Sanders. The idea of pairing Diggs with Malik Nabers would immediately elevate the Giants' passing attack, while Sanders' polished mechanics and strong passing foundation make him an intriguing potential franchise quarterback. ESPN's Jordan Raanan broke down what it might cost for the Giants to move up to the No. 1 pick, with a package including the third and 34th overall picks, plus possible additional Day 2 selections.  The Giants also said goodbye to a former player as Jon Feliciano announced his retirement. Feliciano reflected on his time in New York, calling the team's playoff win over Minnesota his favorite moment. Meanwhile, the coaching staff takes a hit as running backs coach Joel Thomas departs to rejoin the New Orleans Saints under new offensive coordinator Kellen Moore.  In a surprising turn, boxing legend Floyd Mayweather is reportedly leading a group looking to buy a 10% stake in the New York Giants. Mayweather, alongside real estate mogul Meyer Orbach, has reportedly secured $200 million in an escrow account as part of a larger $700 million proposal. If successful, this move could shake up the ownership landscape for the franchise.  With major financial flexibility, potential blockbuster moves, and ownership intrigue, the Giants are setting up for a defining offseason. Drew and Rob break down all the latest developments and what they could mean for the future of the team in this episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates.#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textDrew and Rob dive deep into the potential free agency targets for the New York Giants, analyzing how each player could fit into the team's roster for the 2025 NFL season. With plenty of names expected to hit the market, the Giants will have opportunities to upgrade key positions, but how aggressive will Joe be in making moves?  One of the biggest names on the market is Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins. At just 26 years old, Higgins has shown flashes of elite play, but injuries have limited him over the past two seasons. He's never caught more than 75 passes in a season, but has still managed to put up strong numbers as a No. 2 receiver.The offensive line remains a major concern, and Chiefs guard Trey Smith could be a big-time addition. At 25 years old, Smith has been one of the best guards in the league, ranking 11th overall per PFF. However, his medical history—specifically blood clots in his lungs—will be a major factor in any long-term deal. The secondary is another area that needs attention, and Dolphins safety Jevon Holland is a name to watch. Though he had a down year in 2024, his previous seasons have been stellar. The same goes for Jets cornerback D.J. Reed, who has been a consistent presence in coverage. Reed has experience mentoring Sauce Gardner?  Another wide receiver option could be Bucs veteran Chris Godwin. While he's coming off an ankle injury, Godwin has been a reliable target for years, catching nearly everything thrown his way. He has experience as a WR2 alongside Mike Evans in Tampa Bay, meaning he could seamlessly transition into a similar role in New York. If the Giants want to go the veteran route, Stefon Diggs and Amari Cooper are two big names to consider. Diggs, at 31, is coming off a season-ending ACL tear, while Cooper just had the worst statistical year of his career. Are they past their prime, or do they have enough left in the tank to be difference-makers?  On the offensive line, Ravens tackle Ronnie Stanley and Vikings tackle Cam Robinson could be options, but both have had injury concerns in recent years. If the Giants want to upgrade the right tackle spot, would either player be willing to switch positions?  At running back, Aaron Jones is set to hit the market after another productive season. While he's still effective, he'll be turning 30, and the Giants have to consider how much gas he has left in the tank. The cornerback market is also intriguing, with players like 49ers CB Charvarius Ward, Bills CB Rasul Douglas, and Lions CB Carlton Davis III available. Each brings a different skill set, but which one makes the most sense for the Giants' scheme?  Finally, 49ers safety Talanoa Hufanga could be an under-the-radar signing. At just 26 years old, he was an All-Pro in 2022 but played only seven games last year due to injury. Would he be worth the gamble for a Giants secondary looking for a playmaker?  Drew and Rob break down all these potential free agents, discussing the pros and cons of each and how they would fit into the Giants' plans for 2025. With plenty of needs and limited cap space, Big Blue has some tough decisions ahead. Who should they taSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe latest episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates* dives into a shocking prediction for the Giants' 2025 season, as Pro Football Network (PFN) ran 1,000 simulations and didn't project a single Giants win. We break down their probabilities against each opponent and whether the team can overcome the odds.  The conversation then shifts to the upcoming NFL Draft, where ESPN's Matt Miller made waves by stating that no quarterback in the 2025 class has a true first-round grade. Yet, despite this, top QB prospects like Shedeur Sanders and Cam Ward are still expected to go early. With the Giants on the hunt for a franchise quarterback, how does this impact their strategy?  PFN's latest mock draft for the Giants is also discussed in detail, featuring a bold pick at No. 3 overall—Colorado's Travis Hunter, a dynamic two-way player with game-breaking ability. The Giants also address needs at tight end, quarterback, and offensive line, selecting playmakers like Bowling Green's Harold Fannin Jr., Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart, and several late-round sleepers.  Boomer Esiason adds his perspective on the Giants' potential pursuit of Matthew Stafford, questioning whether paying a 37-year-old QB upwards of $40 million per year is a smart move. Meanwhile, Giants co-owner John Mara and GM Joe Schoen have made it clear that finding a long-term quarterback remains the franchise's top priority.  The episode also covers the firing of defensive backs coach Jerome Henderson and whether it was connected to Deonte Banks' struggles. NFL analyst Gennaro Felice gives Schoen credit for the Giants' 2024 draft class, especially the selection of Malik Nabers, who had an electric rookie season.  Other key topics include speculation on kicker Graham Gano's future with the team, assistant GM Brandon Brown's job security, and Mara's reaction to banner planes flown by frustrated Giants fans calling for front-office changes.  It's a packed episode full of Giants news, analysis, and bold takes—don't miss it!#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe episode kicks off with the breaking news that Brian Daboll's son, Christian Daboll, has left the Giants' coaching staff to pursue other opportunities. Christian was brought onto the staff by his father after working as a student coach at Penn State. From there, Drew and Rob shift their focus to the NFL's latest running back rankings, where Giants rookie Tyrone Tracy was ranked 25th by Maurice Jones-Drew. Despite starting the season with limited snaps, Tracy exploded onto the scene following Devin Singletary's injury, finishing the year with over 1,100 scrimmage yards. Next up, the conversation turns to Giants assistant general manager Brandon Brown, who has been tapped for an interview with the Jacksonville Jaguars for their open GM position. Brown has been instrumental in helping Joe Schoen reshape the Giants' roster, and his potential departure could be a major loss for the front office. The quarterback rumors surrounding the Giants are heating up, and Drew and Rob dissect the latest speculation. Shedeur Sanders, son of Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, revealed on his brother's YouTube channel that he is scheduled for a pre-draft visit with the Giants. With New York still searching for its franchise quarterback, Sanders' visit could signal legitimate interest from the team. Perhaps the biggest bombshell of the episode is Colin Cowherd's report that the Giants are seriously considering a trade for Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford. According to Cowherd, the Giants are unimpressed with this year's draft class and are desperate to make a move that will keep Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen from being fired. The reported trade package would involve the Giants sending the No. 3 overall pick and a Day 2 selection to the Rams in exchange for Stafford. The hosts debate whether this move makes sense for the Giants, what it would mean for the future of the franchise, and if Schoen and Daboll are truly on the hot seat.  The speculation doesn't stop there. Cowherd also floated a wild scenario where the Rams, after trading Stafford, could then pursue Aaron Rodgers as a short-term replacement. With the Rams reportedly frustrated with constant QB drama and Kelly Stafford making public comments about her husband's dissatisfaction, the possibility of Rodgers heading to Los Angeles has suddenly become a talking point. Drew and Rob break down how all of this could shake up the NFL landscape and whether the Giants should actually pull the trigger on a Stafford trade.  Finally, the episode closes with an in-depth scouting report on Kyle McCord. The former Ohio State and Syracuse quarterback has been generating buzz heading into the draft, and the hosts analyze his strengths and weaknesses. McCord's impressive high school and college career, including setting ACC records and leading Syracuse to a standout season, makes him an intriguing mid-round prospect. However, concerns about his mobility, ability to handle pressure, and tendency to lock onto his first read could impact his draft stock. Drew and Rob discuss whether he's a legitimate option for the Giants and how he stacks up against other available quarterbacks.  #giants #nygiants #nfSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textDrew and Rob are back with another packed episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, covering the latest headlines surrounding the New York Giants. The coaching carousel has settled, and Mike Kafka is officially returning as the Giants' offensive coordinator after Kellen Moore was hired by the Saints. Despite some speculation that Kafka could land the job in New Orleans, he remains in New York, ensuring continuity on Brian Daboll's staff. What does this mean for the Giants' offensive approach in 2025, and how does it impact their ongoing search for a quarterback?  Speaking of quarterbacks, the Giants are expected to pair a rookie signal-caller with a veteran this offseason. Sports Illustrated's Connor Orr suggests that Big Blue could target Bengals backup Jake Browning as a bridge QB, allowing a potential rookie—like Cam Ward—to develop. Browning impressed in Joe Burrow's absence last season, winning four of his seven starts and completing over 70% of his passes. The Giants hold the third overall pick in the draft, but could they also make a move for a seasoned quarterback to steady the ship?  While the Giants are focused on their rebuild, they face some brutal odds heading into next season. BetMGM currently lists them at 200-1 to win the Super Bowl—the worst odds in the NFL. Even teams like the Raiders, Browns, and Saints, who are also dealing with major uncertainties, have better chances according to the sportsbooks. Can the Giants use this as motivation to prove the doubters wrong?  Off the field, Giants fans got a reminder of their NFC East rivals' success when Jermaine Eluemunor found himself unintentionally caught up in the Eagles' Super Bowl parade at Disney. The veteran lineman took to social media, joking that he had to endure the Eagles' chant while trying to enjoy his last day at the park with his daughter. Meanwhile, Michael Strahan stirred up controversy among Giants fans when he waved an Eagles flag and said, "Fly Eagles Fly" during the Super Bowl pregame show. Amani Toomer didn't hold back, calling it a "shot across the bow" and insisting that former Giants players have every right to demand better from the franchise. Carl Banks backed him up, making it clear that the Giants' alumni are frustrated with the state of the team.  Looking ahead to the draft, Drew and Rob break down Ohio State quarterback Will Howard, who is rising up draft boards after leading the Buckeyes to a national championship. Howard's journey from Kansas State backup to championship-winning QB has been remarkable, and his skill set could fit well in Brian Daboll's system. He's got the arm strength and athleticism but still needs refinement in his mechanics and post-snap reads. Could the Giants target him in the middle rounds if they miss out on one of the top-tier quarterback prospects?  With the Giants holding the third spot in waiver priority, their offseason moves are just beginning. Who will they add, and what other changes are in store for Big Blue? Drew and Rob break it all down in another can't-miss episode of *2 Giants Goofballs*!Support the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe New York Giants are entering a pivotal offseason with tough realities setting in. The Philadelphia Eagles dominated the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl, securing their second title in recent years. To make matters worse for Giants fans, former star running back Saquon Barkley now has a championship ring with the Eagles, a painful reminder of how far the Giants have fallen behind their NFC East rivals.  Meanwhile, the Giants made an intriguing coaching hire, bringing in Chad Hall as their assistant quarterbacks coach. Hall, who previously coached wide receivers for the Jaguars and Bills, also happens to be Matthew Stafford's brother-in-law. While some speculate this could signal interest in Stafford, it's more likely a move based on Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen's familiarity with Hall from their Buffalo days.  Quarterback remains the Giants' most pressing issue, with multiple mock drafts projecting them to take Miami's Cam Ward or Colorado's Shedeur Sanders with the third overall pick. Experts across the league are weighing in on who will start under center for the Giants in 2025, with opinions ranging from a rookie first-rounder to a veteran bridge option. While some believe Tommy DeVito could remain in the mix, others suggest names like Jameis Winston, Sam Darnold, and even Kirk Cousins as possibilities.  Adding to the uncertainty, a bombshell report suggests the New York Jets will be moving on from Aaron Rodgers. While Rodgers would undoubtedly be an upgrade over any of the Giants' recent quarterbacks, questions remain about his fit on a rebuilding team. Russell Wilson has also reportedly placed the Giants on his radar as a possible destination in 2025, but whether New York reciprocates that interest remains to be seen.  Despite their struggles, the Giants do have some bright spots. Rookie cornerback Dru Phillips has been recognized as one of the team's unsung heroes, showing promise in coverage. However, that hasn't stopped ESPN from ranking the Giants as the second-worst team in the NFL, with only the Tennessee Titans ranking lower. Jordan Raanan emphasized that the team's top priority is finding a long-term solution at quarterback, with owner John Mara making it clear that all options are on the table.  With so many questions surrounding the Giants' future, this offseason will be crucial in determining whether the franchise can finally turn things around or continue to lag behind its NFC East rivals. Drew and Rob break it all down in this episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, providing in-depth analysis and reactions to the latest Giants news and rumors.#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textDrew and Rob dive into a full breakdown of the New York Giants' secondary, analyzing the performances of the team's cornerbacks and safeties during the 2024 season. With the defense facing plenty of ups and downs, the hosts take a closer look at who stepped up, who struggled, and what it all means for the Giants moving forward.  Starting with the cornerbacks, Deonte Banks played in 14 games, recording 52 tackles, a forced fumble, and 12 pass interference penalties. While his raw stats showed plenty of involvement, his Pro Football Focus grade of 50.9 suggests that he had a tough season, particularly in coverage, where he earned a 50.3. Meanwhile, rookie Dru Phillips was a bright spot in the secondary, finishing with 71 tackles, seven tackles for loss, an interception, and a strong 77.5 PFF grade. His ability to make plays both in coverage and against the run made him one of the more promising defenders in the Giants' secondary.  Veteran Adoree' Jackson had a mixed season, recording 28 tackles, five pass deflections, and a forced fumble while grading out at 69.0 overall. His coverage grade of 54.5 suggests that he struggled in one-on-one matchups, though his run defense was elite at 85.8. Cor'Dale Flott emerged as a key contributor, starting 10 games and totaling 53 tackles with an interception and seven pass breakups. His PFF grade of 62.2 showed solid play across the board, but there is still room for improvement. Isaiah Simmons saw his role shrink significantly this season, playing just 17% of defensive snaps, and his production reflected that. He finished with only 21 tackles and a 45.6 PFF grade, leading to questions about his long-term fit with the team.  The safety group had its own share of ups and downs. Rookie Tyler Nubin showed his tackling ability with 98 total tackles, four tackles for loss, and a forced fumble, earning a 65.6 PFF grade. Jason Pinnock, a key part of the defense, recorded 85 tackles, four tackles for loss, and three sacks, but his coverage grade of 45.5 was a concern. Dane Belton played a full season, contributing 56 tackles, an interception, and six pass deflections while earning a respectable 62.5 PFF grade. Meanwhile, Anthony Johnson Jr. played limited snaps but made an impact in coverage, finishing with a 74.1 grade in that category.  After breaking down the Giants' defensive backs, Drew and Rob shift gears to discuss the upcoming Super Bowl matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles. With the Chiefs heading to their fourth Super Bowl in five years and the Eagles looking to avenge their loss to Kansas City last season, the game is set to be a heavyweight showdown. The Eagles come in as slight 1.5-point favorites, with the over/under set at 49 points. The hosts share their thoughts on the matchup, highlighting the key factors that will decide the game and making their final predictions on who will walk away as Super Bowl champions.  From the highs and lows of the Giants' secondary to the biggest game of the NFL season, this episode covers it all. Whether you're looking for insight into the Giants' future or just want to hear Super Bowl predictions, Drew and Rob have you covered.Support the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textDrew and Rob dive into the latest New York Giants news and rumors, covering everything from potential trades to quarterback speculation and key offseason decisions. Bleacher Report stirred up conversation with a hypothetical trade involving Geno Smith, Jermaine Eluemunor, and a swap of first-round picks. The deal suggests the Giants may not have the patience to develop a rookie quarterback and could look for a veteran who can help them win immediately. Would Geno be the right fit for Brian Daboll's offense, or should the Giants focus on young talent?  Travis Hunter's name is being linked to the Giants in mock drafts, with Victor Cruz endorsing the idea of adding the dynamic two-way star. But could the Giants really pass on a top quarterback prospect like Shedeur Sanders or Cam Ward? Malik Nabers weighed in on the quarterback debate, expressing his desire to have a veteran in the room to help mentor a potential rookie. He also shared his thoughts on both Ward and Sanders, praising their leadership, arm talent, and playmaking ability. #giants #nygiants #nflSaquon Barkley made headlines by telling Jameis Winston to consider signing with the Giants in free agency. Winston responded enthusiastically, expressing admiration for Brian Daboll and a belief that the Giants have a young, hungry roster ready to win. Could Winston be a bridge QB option while the Giants develop a rookie?  On the defensive side, the team faces a major decision with Kayvon Thibodeaux's fifth-year option. While his sack numbers have fluctuated, advanced metrics still favor his impact as a pass rusher. Meanwhile, Evan Neal's struggles make his fifth-year option an easy decline. The Giants also have to address Bryce Ford-Wheaton's offseason surgery and what it means for their depth at wide receiver and special teams.  Mason Crosby, who briefly played for the Giants in 2023, officially announced his retirement after a 17-year NFL career. His time with Big Blue was short, but he remains a legendary kicker from his years with the Packers.  Off the field, Darius Slayton won the 2025 Alan Page Community Award, recognized for his dedication to giving back to the community. His impact off the field has been just as important as his contributions on it.  And finally, Cam Newton made waves by declaring Shedeur Sanders would be a perfect fit for the Giants, emphasizing his leadership, talent, and ability to thrive under the bright lights of New York. With the draft approaching, could the Giants land Sanders and finally find their franchise quarterback?  Drew and Rob break it all down in this packed episode of **2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates**—don't miss it!#giants #nygiants nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe latest episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates* dives into all the biggest headlines surrounding the Giants as the offseason rumor mill heats up. Ja'Marr Chase sent social media into a frenzy after his cryptic tweet about Eli Manning, leading to wild speculation that the superstar receiver could have discussed joining the Giants. This comes just days after reports surfaced that the Giants are planning to pursue a top offensive weapon this offseason. But is this all just a case of fans grasping at straws?  The Giants' offensive line remains a major topic, and one name to watch is Will Fries. The Staten Island native has improved every season with the Colts, and despite missing time in 2024 due to injury, his early-season performance graded among the league's best. Could he be a solution for the Giants' struggling O-line? Meanwhile, former Giants receiver Brandon Marshall had high praise for the organization but also questioned their handling of Saquon Barkley's departure. He acknowledged the reality of the business side but made it clear that letting a generational talent walk is a tough pill to swallow.  At the East-West Shrine Bowl, quarterback prospects Shedeur Sanders and Michael Penix Jr. had a fun exchange with a Giants fan, playfully asking him to choose between them. With quarterback rumors swirling around Big Blue, it was a lighthearted moment that got fans talking about the team's draft strategy. Meanwhile, Eli Manning showed off his signature humor, joking that he enjoys the Hall of Fame debate because it keeps him in the news. With the Hall of Fame class set to be announced on February 6th, the two-time Super Bowl MVP remains a hot topic.  In coaching news, Mike Kafka may be sticking around. The Saints are reportedly zeroing in on Kellen Moore as their top choice, leaving Kafka in limbo. After interviewing twice for the head coaching job, including an exhausting nine-hour second interview, Kafka's future remains uncertain. If he stays, what does that mean for the Giants' offense heading into 2025?  The biggest bombshell of the week is Myles Garrett's trade request. The Browns star pass rusher wants out, and his departure could shake up the entire draft board. With Cleveland picking just ahead of the Giants, could they pivot to a full rebuild and target a quarterback? Would they draft Abdul Carter as a potential replacement for Garrett? Or is this all just a leverage move for a bigger contract? The situation could have major implications for the Giants' offseason plans.  Finally, Tiki Barber had a strong message for Tom Brady and Kevin Burkhardt ahead of the Super Bowl. He warned them not to continue hammering the Giants over their decision to move on from Saquon Barkley, saying it's already been played out. With Burkhardt being an Eagles fan and Brady still carrying scars from two Super Bowl losses to the Giants, their comments last week struck a nerve.  With free agency and the draft approaching, the Giants have plenty of tough decisions ahead. Will they make a splash move for a top weapon? Is Myles Garrett's situation something to monitor? And what does the future hold for Mike Kafka? Stay tuned as Support the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textThe New York Giants remain at the center of NFL conversations, and this episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates* hosted by Drew and Rob dives into all the latest Giants news, rumors, and controversy. From Joe Schoen's comments on Shedeur Sanders to former Giants throwing shade at the organization, there's plenty to break down.  Giants GM Joe Schoen recently spoke highly of Shedeur Sanders, praising his football IQ, work ethic, and the influence of his father, Deion Sanders. While the Giants aren't necessarily in the market for a quarterback this year, the evaluation process is in full swing, and Sanders' name will be one to watch leading up to the draft.  Meanwhile, the Saquon Barkley conversation won't die down anytime soon. His mother, Tonya Johnson, didn't hold back when asked why her son is playing at such a high level now. Without explicitly naming names, she made it clear she believes the Giants held him back, taking a shot at how the organization handled his career. If that wasn't enough, Austin Ekeler also chimed in, calling out Schoen and the Giants on *The Dan Le Batard Show*, mocking their decision to move on from Barkley. He even took a direct shot at Schoen's past comments from *Hard Knocks*, pointing out how Barkley has proven to be worth every bit of the contract the Giants refused to give him.  The drama continues with Xavier McKinney, who made it clear in a recent interview that he never felt the Giants truly wanted him back. The former Giants safety said he could sense the direction the team was going, and while he remained professional and focused, it was clear that he wasn't in the long-term plans. When asked about the number of players Schoen has let go, McKinney simply acknowledged that the Giants have their way of doing things and wished them the best.  On a more positive note, Giants rookie safety Tyler Nubin is eager to make an impact. After dealing with an ankle injury, Nubin spoke about his personal growth, both as a player and a man, while adapting to the NFL. His mindset and leadership qualities could make him a key piece of the Giants' defense moving forward.  The episode also explores the Giants' quarterback situation, with Victor Cruz suggesting Sam Darnold as the ideal stopgap QB while the team waits for a potential future franchise leader—possibly Arch Manning in 2026. The debate around Darnold's viability continues, but Cruz believes he's the right fit for the job.  Finally, the discussion shifts to Dillon Gabriel and the ongoing debate about his height. At 5'10”, he faces similar challenges to past undersized QBs like Kyler Murray and Russell Wilson. While history shows that shorter quarterbacks can succeed, the question remains—can Gabriel do the same, or will his height be too much of an obstacle at the next level?  With so many storylines swirling around the Giants, this episode covers all the latest Giants news and rumors, providing in-depth analysis on the biggest topics surrounding the team.#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a textIn this latest episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, Drew and Rob dive deep into the latest developments surrounding the New York Giants. Brian Daboll shares his thoughts on evaluating quarterbacks, emphasizing leadership and accuracy as key traits. Daboll reveals his passion for the quarterback position and how he enjoys assessing players in various game situations, including two-minute drills and responding after mistakes. His insights shed light on what the Giants may be looking for in their future quarterback.The conversation then shifts to Joe Schoen, who expresses the Giants' openness to any opportunity with the third overall pick in the upcoming draft. With so much talent available, Schoen feels confident that the Giants will land a top-tier player regardless of how the draft unfolds. Schoen also discusses his impressions of Shedeur Sanders, acknowledging his impressive football IQ, strong personality, and passion for the game, all qualities that stand out as the Giants continue to evaluate potential prospects.The episode continues with Schoen's thoughts on Mike Kafka's future with the Giants. Schoen admits that he hopes Kafka stays with the team, as the offensive coordinator has garnered attention from other NFL teams for his coaching abilities. Kafka's strong leadership, football knowledge, and success with the Giants' offense make him a valuable asset, and Schoen is hopeful he remains in New York for the future. Meanwhile, inside the Giants' building, there is growing support for Brian Daboll to relinquish play-calling duties to Mike Kafka. This would allow Daboll to focus more on managing the entire team, ensuring no detail is overlooked. The potential shift in responsibilities could significantly impact the team's dynamic moving forward.Finally, the episode takes a closer look at Jaxson Dart, the Ole Miss quarterback, and his potential fit with the Giants. Dart speaks highly of his relationship with the Manning family, who have been a significant influence on his career. Eli Manning, in particular, has closely followed Dart's development and is impressed by his progress and ability to make all the necessary throws. Dart believes transitioning to the Giants' system would be a smooth process, adding another layer of intrigue to the team's future quarterback situation.This episode is packed with valuable insights into the Giants' decision-making process and what's on the horizon for the team. Don't miss out on the latest Giants news and rumors as Drew and Rob break it all down in this action-packed show!#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368