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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 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

Breaking down the Giants moving OL Evan Neal to guard.

It's time for our annual NFL Draft preview! In this college football podcast episode, we welcome back Nate Tice of Yahoo Sports for an in-depth look at this year's class. Can Cam Ward's "jazz player" style translate to the pros? Where do Shedeur Sanders and Riley Leonard fit in this QB class? What trends are emerging while evaluating college tape? Who are Nate's pet players, and who are the "Purple Chips" in this year's Draft. Plus, Ty looks for advice for the New York Giants and Dan debuts "The Shania Line."

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

Die Free Agency ist in vollem Gange und die New York Giants waren schon aktiv. Benny und David fassen Euch die letzten Tage in New York zusammen und gehen darauf ein, welche Löcher im Roster bereits gestopft wurden. Das Augenmerk der Giants lag dabei weitestgehend auf der Defensive. Eine wichtige Position bleibt aber noch unbesetzt, hier heißt es warten, warten, warten….

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

Breaking down what the Giants should do with Evan Neal.

Adam looks at why picking up Kayvon Thibodeaux will be automatic for Joe Schoen and the Giants.He also makes quick work of Evan Neal, though taking time to note the mess that has been created across the offensive line.Finally a look at the Divisional Round of the Playoffs and if any backup QBs could be on Big Blue's offseason radar.

Send us a textIn this episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, Drew and Rob explore a wide range of compelling topics, giving fans a comprehensive update on all things New York Giants. From Eli Manning's aspirations of becoming a part-owner of the Giants to a detailed review of the team's offensive line performance in 2024, this episode covers it all.  The hosts begin by discussing Eli Manning's recent comments to CNBC Sports about his potential interest in owning a stake in the Giants. Manning expressed that his heart remains with the team he played for over 16 years, sparking excitement about what his involvement could mean for the franchise's future. Drew and Rob weigh the implications of such a move and reflect on Eli's passion for the Giants even in retirement.  Next, the duo considers whether the Giants should pursue Antonio Pierce as their next defensive coordinator. With Pierce's strong ties to the Giants as a former player and his growing resume as a coach, including a stint as the Las Vegas Raiders' head coach in 2024, they analyze how his leadership and experience might elevate the Giants' defense.  Another highlight of the episode is a look at a hypothetical "team of ex-Giants," compiled by Dan Benton of GiantsWire. This roster features players who once wore Giants blue, including Odell Beckham Jr., Saquon Barkley, Leonard Williams, and Xavier McKinney. The exercise serves as a bittersweet reminder of the talent the Giants have let go over the years, while also spotlighting positions where the team continues to struggle in finding long-term solutions.  The episode also features an in-depth review of the Giants' offensive line in 2024, detailing the performances of key players such as Andrew Thomas, John Michael Schmitz, and Evan Neal. Despite flashes of promise from some linemen, injuries and inconsistent play plagued the unit throughout the season. The hosts delve into the PFF grades, penalties, and sacks allowed by each player, examining how the line's struggles contributed to the Giants' broader issues on offense.  With engaging discussions, thought-provoking insights, and the latest Giants news and rumors, this episode is a must-watch for fans eager to stay informed on all aspects of the team. From Eli's ownership dreams to the search for defensive leadership and the offensive line's challenges, Drew and Rob leave no stone unturned in their analysis of the Giants' 2024 season and future.#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 jam-packed episode of "2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates," Drew and Rob dive into the latest developments surrounding the Giants following a disappointing 34-7 loss to the Atlanta Falcons in Week 16. Injuries continue to plague the team as QB Drew Lock undergoes an MRI on his throwing shoulder, while LB Micah McFadden deals with a stinger. Aggravated injuries for RB Tyrone Tracy and C John Michael Schmitz add to the Giants' woes. Coach Brian Daboll updates fans on their status, leaving uncertainty about their availability for the final weeks of the season.  Amid the challenges, Andrew Thomas provides a glimmer of hope for the future. Speaking to the New York Post, Thomas emphasized optimism, highlighting the potential of the team's young core and the need for continuity along the offensive line. While sidelined by injury himself, Thomas's comments serve as a reminder of the Giants' potential if they can maintain health and cohesion moving forward.  One unexpected highlight comes from former Giants QB Daniel Jones. Despite being released by the team and now on the Vikings' practice squad, Jones showcased his character by sending a classy gift to his former offensive linemen. Each received a limited edition bottle of Clase Azul tequila, a gesture reflecting his appreciation for their efforts during his time with the team. Jones may be remembered for struggles on the field, but this move cements his reputation as a class act off it.  The episode also unpacks a curious moment from the Falcons game, where Assistant GM Brandon Brown was spotted on the sideline, engaging with QBs Tommy DeVito and Tim Boyle. Daboll explained the situation, claiming it was due to logistical reasons during road games, but the unusual sight raised eyebrows and fueled speculation.  Drew and Rob question why the Giants haven't experimented with moving Evan Neal to guard, a position that might better suit his skill set given the challenges he's faced at tackle. With little to lose at this point in the season, this remains a puzzling decision.  The episode wraps with a recap of Week 16 NFL action, including thrilling games like the Eagles' narrow loss to the Commanders and the Lions' dominant win over the Bears. The upcoming Christmas slate is previewed, with matchups like Chiefs vs. Steelers and Ravens vs. Texans offering fans a holiday treat.  This episode delivers a comprehensive look at Giants news NFL, Giants news and rumors, and Giants football news, while offering insights into the team's struggles and glimmers of hope for the future. Don't miss this detailed breakdown of everything 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

No pre-Christmas miracles for the Giants in Atlanta. Instead they allowed the debuting Penix to have a nice easy stroll for his first game Join Craig and Shane as they talk through this abomination of a game where we saw Lock throw two pick sixes and lose a fumble, Evan Neal went backwards once against and the stout run defense from the last two weeks crumble

Nick and Dan dive into the #Giants Week 16 tape against the Atlanta #Falcons. They two discuss Evan Neal, Michael Penix, and the depressing state of the #NewYORKGAINTS #Briandaboll #nygiants #nyg #nfl #michaelpenix #bluewirevideo #podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, Adrianna breaks down the Giants 34-7 loss to the Falcons in Atlanta. She goes through the questionable coaching and personnel decisions, bad play across the board and more. She also talks about why the Evan Neal experiment at tackle is officially over, how Drew Lock got so bad and how awful this team truly is. Adrianna also discusses the 2025 nfl draft, Malik Nabers breaking Odell's record, why they can't only keep Joe Schoen and more. Happy Holidays! Follow her on Instagram for daily updates: https://www.instagram.com/newyorkgiantsfangirl/

On Bleav in Giants , Bob Papa and Carl Banks recap the Giants tough loss to the Baltimore Ravens, highlighting how injuries have taken the team's talent level from bad to worse. They discuss the challenge of going up against a heavyweight team like the  Carl points out the inconsistency of players like Isaiah Simmons, Jon Michael Schmitz, and Evan Neal, how their up-and-down performances have contributed to the team's struggles. He also highlights the promising future of Malik Nabers, praising his play and effort this season as a bright spot for the Giants. Bob brings up Kayvon Thibodeaux, sparking a discussion about the need for him to deliver more impact plays and step up. 4:54 - Isaiah Simmons' Football IQ 10:18 - Malik Nabers sets an example for how to play 14:45 - John Michael Schmitz getting destroyed 23:29 - Need to see more from KT

Gio showed Willie Colon the video that Brian Baldinger put out showing how bad Evan Neal was against the Cowboys. We talked about some of the terrible players Willie had as teammates or went against in practice. Gio called Nathaniel Hackett a jockey that rode Aaron Rodgers' greatness when he still had talent. Jerry returns for an update but first we talked about Gio's love of Dua Lipa. Jerry starts with Jameis Winston asking the lord to deliver him from pick-sixes. The Broncos beat the Browns in a shootout last night. Adam Schein is pumped up for Josh Allen. Mark Cuban was on the Hawk Tuah podcast. The Moment of The Day: The Jets loss gave Joe Benigno covid. In the final segment of the show, pics emerged of Jazz Chisholm smoking weed and drinking. A few years ago this would have been front page news. Willie is a Yankees fan and wants Juan Soto of course. As a Yankees fan, would Willie rather go to the Mets or Red Sox if he doesn't go to the Yankees? Willie said Toronto is a really great spot.

Hour 1 Willie Colon is in for Boomer today so it's Gio & Willie. They started with the fact that they were both at Hofstra together and then both in Pittsburgh together. We talked about the Jets situation with Aaron Rodgers. Willie said there's no reason to bench him as it doesn't do anything. Gio wants Jon Gruden to coach the Jets but Willie doesn't think that's a good idea. Willie wants Ben Johnson but Gio said there is no chance he's coming here as he will have offers from more stable franchises. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of the Broncos beating the Browns. Jameis Winston threw 2 pick-sixes. He also threw for 497 yards and 4 TDs. Jeff Ulbrich talked about why he's still confident in Aaron Rodgers. Rex Ryan wants quarterbacks to stop sliding and instead to dive at the defenders ankles. The Devils beat the Rangers, 5-1 (too bad Boomer is out today). In the final segment of the hour, we somehow ended up talking about Lamar Odom being airlifted out of the Bunny Ranch years ago. Gio said that's all he thinks about when he hears his name now. Hour 2 We talked about the Jets postgame show that's on SNY with Willie Colon and Bart Scott. A caller wants Willie to become an offensive line coach. Gio said Zach Wilson's pro-day is the one day that set the Jets back the most. Jerry returns for another update and starts with the sounds of Jameis Winston being hyped before the game into a 75 yard pick-6. One of two on the night. He did throw 4 TDs and threw for 497 yards. He asked the lord to deliver him for pick sixes. Shannon Sharpe made Ochocinco cry when saying bad things about the Bengals. Jerry brings up the ‘Golden At Bat' that is supposedly being talked about in MLB offices. Former Met Trevor May likes the idea. Jerry and Gio hate the idea, but Willie likes it. There's a big WFAN outing at the Islanders game this weekend. Gio goes over who was invited and who was not. In the final segment of the hour, Willie said people are always asking ‘what's wrong with the Jets?' whenever he's in the supermarket. Willie talked about feeding the animals in his backyard the same way Phil Simms does. Hour 3 Gio asks Willie Colon if the Giants should pull the plug on Schoen and Daboll or go for continuity? We also talked about the Miami Hurricane mascot trying to get a date with a Syracuse student reporter at the game. Willie said Bart Scott used to talk trash the entire game when the Ravens would play the Steelers. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Jameis Winston's night as he threw for 497 yards and 4 TDs, plus 2 pick-sixes. After the game, Jameis wanted the lord to deliver him from pick-sixes. Joe Benigno reacted to the most recent Jets loss. He said he got COVID from it. Some of the Lions ‘code words' were revealed on social media and Dan Campbell doesn't give a crap. Jerry has clips from Tom Brady on the Bryson DeChambeau YouTube golf channel. Gio thinks Brady is so boring and deliberate in what he says. Willie said that's who Brady is as a person. In the final segment of the hour, both Willie and Gio suffer from gout. We talked about Saquon Barkley having an MVP type season for the Eagles. Hour 4 Gio showed Willie Colon the video that Brian Baldinger put out showing how bad Evan Neal was against the Cowboys. We talked about some of the terrible players Willie had as teammates or went against in practice. Gio called Nathaniel Hackett a jockey that rode Aaron Rodgers' greatness when he still had talent. Jerry returns for an update but first we talked about Gio's love of Dua Lipa. Jerry starts with Jameis Winston asking the lord to deliver him from pick-sixes. The Broncos beat the Browns in a shootout last night. Adam Schein is pumped up for Josh Allen. Mark Cuban was on the Hawk Tuah podcast. The Moment of The Day: The Jets loss gave Joe Benigno covid. In the final segment of the show, pics emerged of Jazz Chisholm smoking weed and drinking. A few years ago this would have been fro ...

The Giants have the third overall pick as we sit here today. The Bears fired their head coach and Caleb Williams will be on his third offensive coordinator soon. Brian Baldinger really broke down how much Evan Neal is on the ground for an offensive lineman. A caller wants the Giants to trade back and stock pile picks. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Seahawks taking the lead for good as they beat the Jets. Geno Smith talked about the Leonard Williams 92-yard interception return. Rodgers seemed to blame the wind when he missed Garrett Wilson. The Bills beat the Niners in the snow in Buffalo. They clinched the AFC East on December 1st. The Eagles beat the Ravens and Gio talked about actually liking the Eagles. Trevor Lawrence was on the receiving end of a vicious head hit when he went into this slide. In the final segment of the hour, George Pickens has been a bit of a maniac and was penalized for punting a ball in the stands and for doing the shooting gun celebration.

Hour 1 Oh, hey, the Jets lost again. The Bears fired their head coach so that's another place someone would rather go than the Jets. Aaron Rodgers threw a pick-6 that completely changed the game. Jeff Ulbrich seemed to leave the door open for benching Rodgers. The only way for the Jets and Giants to get out of the hell they are in, is to draft the right quarterback and to have the right head coach in place. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sound of Aaron Rodgers throwing the pick-6. Rodgers said there are eleven guys on the field and sometimes it's his fault. The Bills beat the Niners in the snow in Buffalo. The Eagles beat the Ravens in Baltimore as Saquon Barkley had another 100 yard rushing game. In the final segment of the hour, a Syracuse reporter said the Miami Hurricanes mascot asked for her number at the game. Michigan tried to plant their flag at midfield at Ohio State and a fight ensued. Hour 2 The Giants have the third overall pick as we sit here today. The Bears fired their head coach and Caleb Williams will be on his third offensive coordinator soon. Brian Baldinger really broke down how much Evan Neal is on the ground for an offensive lineman. A caller wants the Giants to trade back and stock pile picks. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Seahawks taking the lead for good as they beat the Jets. Geno Smith talked about the Leonard Williams 92-yard interception return. Rodgers seemed to blame the wind when he missed Garrett Wilson. The Bills beat the Niners in the snow in Buffalo. They clinched the AFC East on December 1st. The Eagles beat the Ravens and Gio talked about actually liking the Eagles. Trevor Lawrence was on the receiving end of a vicious head hit when he went into this slide. In the final segment of the hour, George Pickens has been a bit of a maniac and was penalized for punting a ball in the stands and for doing the shooting gun celebration. Hour 3 This season the Giants are celebrating their 100th season. Is this their worst season out of the 100? Gio wonders what will happen if Saquon breaks the single season rushing record in the final game against the Giants. Will John Mara really bring back Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll if this ends up being one of the worst seasons in franchise history? Jerry returns for an update and starts with Jeff Ulbrich after the loss to Seattle. He's looking at the tape if you want to know. ‘Not as of Today' is how he responded when asked if there will be a quarterback change. Josh Allen accounted for 3 TDs in last night's win over the Niners. They clinched the AFC East on December 1st. We heard from Lamar Jackson after losing to the Eagles. In the final segment of the hour, there are a number of teams with a bye this week, in week 14. Hour 4 Azeez Al-Shaair posted to social media that he didn't mean to injure Trevor Lawrence. Unfortunately this guy has a history of questionable play on the field, including attempting to choke Tom Brady. A caller doesn't like the style of Aaron Rodgers' turtleneck that he wears on the field. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with Aaron Rodgers after the loss to Seattle. He talked about missing Garrett Wilson and then throwing the pick-6. Leonard Williams said sometimes Rodgers just wants to ‘chuck it and duck'. Breece Hall talked about his fumble and felt he lost them the game. The Bills clinched the AFC East already with a win over the Niners in the snow. Justin Tucker missed 2 field goals and an extra point as the Ravens lost to the Eagles. Jerry went around the NFL yesterday. The Moment of The Day: Choking out Tom Brady. Jealous KB? In the final segment of the show, winter is here again and Gio wonders if we will escape without snow again.

On this episode of the Giants Huddle podcast, John Schmeelk chats with Giants offensive tackle, Evan Neal, about his development as a starter, he talks to Mickey Spagnola, who covers the Dallas Cowboys for Cowboys.com, and Bob Papa has his weekly sit down with Head Coach Brian Daboll. :00 - Evan Neal 12:03 - Mickey Spagnola 25:34 - Brian DabollSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textIn this intense segment from "2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates," hosts Drew and Rob dive deep into recent bold claims made by Rich Eisen and Adam Schefter on the state of the New York Giants, featuring insights from other NFL insiders on Brian Daboll, Daniel Jones, and the future of the Giants organization. Rich Eisen brings a passionate perspective on Brian Daboll's play-calling, highlighting how Daboll's schemes are putting players in positions to succeed — players are getting open, but Daniel Jones isn't delivering. Eisen points to moments like the missed connection with Malik Nabers on a key third down, noting that Daboll's frustration was visible on the field. Eisen underscores that Daboll's skill as a play-caller and his background under Nick Saban and Bill Belichick make him the kind of head coach New York needs, yet the disconnect with Jones is clear. Adam Schefter's view brings a dramatic twist, suggesting the Giants might be done with Jones altogether. According to Schefter, Daboll's recent tone has shifted, no longer showing unwavering support for Jones as the starter. Schefter speculates that this change, coupled with the high injury risk associated with Jones' contract, could signal the end of Jones' time in New York. As the Giants look to the future, Schefter's statements amplify the uncertainty surrounding Jones, with the injury guarantee looming large over the organization's decisions. Meanwhile, former Giants defensive lineman and Super Bowl champion Chris Canty doesn't mince words, urging the Giants to consider a complete rebuild. Canty argues that with Daboll and GM Joe Schoen facing increased scrutiny, it might be time for the Giants to hold the leadership accountable. He contends that if the Giants can't replicate the success they found last season with Jones, then it's not only Jones but the front office and coaching staff that need to answer for the disappointing performance.Drew and Rob also discuss potential upgrades on the offensive line, with Tyre Phillips ready to return from injury and bolster the Giants' tackle position. Insider Jordan Schultz reports that Phillips is in top shape and drawing interest across the league. Given the Giants' current struggles on the line, particularly with injuries to Andrew Thomas and the performance issues from Evan Neal, Phillips could bring stability, but the Giants may need to act fast if he's courted by other teams. This intense segment captures the friction within the Giants organization and the challenging decisions ahead. With new updates, rumors, and expert takes, Drew and Rob provide fans with a comprehensive look at the drama unfolding in the Giants' camp and the pivotal moments that may define the season.#giants #nygiants #giants100Support 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

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 film of the Giants' Week 10 loss to the Panthers on the offensive side of the ball. They discuss a career best performance for JMS and how the entire offensive line stood out both in run blocking and pass protection, the improvement from Theo Johnson, a full film review and cut up – breakdown included – of Evan Neal, plus thoughts on Jalin Hyatt and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Send us a textIn this live episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates,* hosts Drew and Rob dive into the latest Giants news, rumors, and updates surrounding a season-defining moment for the New York Giants. Head Coach Brian Daboll's recent comments about quarterback Daniel Jones have ignited a fresh wave of speculation in Giants Nation, as Daboll's hesitation to confirm Jones as the starter after their Week 10 overtime loss to the Panthers hints at potential changes ahead.As the Giants struggle to turn their season around, Drew and Rob spotlight some bright spots on the team, including a possible breakout performance from offensive tackle Evan Neal. Known for early struggles in his career, Neal delivered what might be his best performance yet against Carolina, achieving the highest PFF grade of any Giant in Week 10 at 80.6. His impressive run-blocking grade of 93.4 reveals a new level of consistency and technique that the Giants have been waiting for. Shifting focus to the broader NFL landscape, Drew and Rob recap all the action from Week 10, a thrilling week that delivered some unexpected twists and tight finishes. Starting with the Thursday night shootout where the Bengals narrowly lost to the Ravens in a high-stakes 35-34 showdown, they recount each game, highlighting standout performances, surprising upsets, and the evolving playoff picture in the NFC East and beyond. Sunday's slate featured some crucial moments, especially for the Giants' NFC East rivals. The Eagles dominated the Cowboys 34-6, while the Commanders suffered a narrow 28-27 defeat to the Steelers, impacting the Giants' position in the division standings. Drew and Rob discuss the implications of these results, examining how they influence the Giants' chances and what the second half of the season could hold for their NFC East rivals.Drew and Rob also recap the Giants' international showdown in Germany, where they suffered a heartbreaking 20-17 overtime loss to the Carolina Panthers. The game was a bitter pill for the Giants, with a tough final play that saw rookie Tyrone Tracy Jr. fumble in overtime, sealing the loss. Despite the disappointment, Tracy's development continues to be a rare positive for the Giants offense, offering a glimpse into the potential future stars of the franchise. They also cover some of the standout games of the week, including the Chiefs narrowly edging out the Broncos thanks to a last-minute blocked field goal, and the Texans fighting hard but ultimately falling to the Lions in a 26-23 Sunday Night Football thriller. As the Giants hit the bye week, Drew and Rob speculate on the team's plans for evaluating the quarterback position and where improvements might come from across the roster. With a critical second half ahead, the hosts share their thoughts on the Giants' current state and the adjustments that could reignite their season. Whether you're a lifelong Giants fan or following the latest NFC East developments, this episode has it all—from in-depth Giants analysis to comprehensive coverage of the week's biggest NFL matchups. Don't miss out on the latest Giants news, updates, and rumors, only on *2 Giants Goofballs*!#giaSupport 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

Dan and Nick recap the Giants disastrous loss to the Panthers in Germany by breaking down the worst individual performance of the season by the QB adjusted to opponent, the improvement along the settled OL, Tryone Tracy, Evan Neal, Jalin Hyatt and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Previewing the Giants' Week 10 matchup against the Panthers.

Should the New York Giants Trade both Evan Neal & Kayvon Thibodeaux?? Online Big Blue Bringing you the Best in New York Giants Sports talk and entertainment!While I am a huge New York Giants fan I base my opinions via “status”. I look at statics, analytics and review game film. I spent over 25 years off and on working in the sport for Two NFL teams, Two AFL teams and two known worldwide networks in their NFL Divisions.You may not agree with my “take”, but rest assured I researched and sometimes even reached out to former NFL contacts before I based my conclusion.Some call me a homer, some say I am mean and hate the New York Giants, but I love my team and the sport! I just want to provide fact-based information in a timely matter and let you the New York Giants fans draw your own conclusion!#newyorkgiants #NYGiants #GiantsSupport the show

Send us a textIn this live episode of "2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates," Drew and Rob cover the latest news, rumors, and updates surrounding the Giants as they gear up for a challenging matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers. With major roster news, including a potential addition to the offensive line and a key defensive release, there's a lot for Giants fans to keep up with today.DJ Humphries VisitVeteran offensive lineman DJ Humphries, a former first-round pick and Pro Bowler in 2021, visited the Giants as they look to bolster their struggling offensive line. Humphries, who has started all 98 games he's played for the Cardinals, could be a major upgrade over the current left tackle options like Joshua Ezeudu and Evan Neal. Though not as dominant as Andrew Thomas, if healthy, Humphries could help protect Daniel Jones against the Steelers' formidable pass rush.Boogie Basham Released**The Giants made room on the roster by releasing defensive end Boogie Basham, who had been inactive for most of the season. He may return to the practice squad, but the move clears space for defensive tackle Armon Watts to join the active roster.Giants vs. Steelers: Offensive PreviewThe Giants face one of the NFL's top defenses, as the Steelers are allowing just 14.4 points per game. Their run defense is particularly stout, ranking second in both yards per carry and rushing yards per game. The Giants will need to keep the threat of the run alive to give their offensive line a chance to protect Jones, who could find favorable matchups against a Steelers secondary missing key players. Wide receivers Malik Nabers, Darius Slayton, and Wan'Dale Robinson need to exploit Pittsburgh's vulnerable corners, but the Giants' offensive line must hold up for these opportunities to develop.Giants vs. Steelers: Defensive PreviewThe Steelers' offense, led by Russell Wilson, will focus heavily on the run, with Najee Harris posing a consistent threat. While Harris isn't a big-play runner, the Giants have struggled to stop the run, which could be a major issue. The key in the passing game will be limiting WR George Pickens, who accounts for over a third of the Steelers' passing yards. With the Giants leading the league in sacks, they have a chance to disrupt Pittsburgh's shaky offensive line and force Wilson into mistakes.Final ThoughtsAs the Giants prepare for their Week 9 clash with the Steelers, the offense faces a tough task against one of the league's best defenses. On defense, New York must contain the Steelers' running game and pressure Russell Wilson to keep the game competitive. Stay tuned for all the latest Giants news, updates, and rumors from today and beyond!#giants #nygiants #giants100Support 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

Why won't the New York Giants Start Evan Neal? The answer is not that simple.Online Big Blue Bringing you the Best in New York Giants Sports talk and entertainment!While I am a huge New York Giants fan I base my opinions via “status”. I look at statics, analytics and review game film. I spent over 25 years off and on working in the sport for Two NFL teams, Two AFL teams and two known worldwide networks in their NFL Divisions.You may not agree with my “take”, but rest assured I researched and sometimes even reached out to former NFL contacts before I based my conclusion.Some call me a homer, some say I am mean and hate the New York Giants, but I love my team and the sport! I just want to provide fact-based information in a timely matter and let you the New York Giants fans draw your own conclusion!Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/OnlineBigBlue1#newyorkgiants #NYGiants #GiantsSupport the show

The guys discuss what has become of the Offensive Line following the loss of Andrew Thomas. Joshua Ezeudu got one game at LT before the Giants seemingly pulled the plug on that experiment. Evan Neal will not even get a chance to play, as the Giants add Chris. Hubbard to provide a. short-term plug to a line that needs stability.

Join Ethan Nick and Weis on this edition of NYG weekly for a deep dive into the blowback following the Giants 28-3 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. The boys tackle the totally toothless offense, defensive players making business decisions, why the Giants keep running Daniel Jones out there, how much heat does Brian Daboll deserve, why the Giants are done with Evan Neal and a whole lot more. 

Giants host a former 1st round pick offensive tackle for a visit!

Hour 1 The Mets are on the brink of elimination. The Yankees lost last night in walk off fashion. Boomer talked about the importance of the bullpen in both of these series. It feels like the magic has run out for the Mets. Gio is going to the Mets game tonight. Gio doesn't think last night's win is going to ‘catapult' the Guardians. He thinks the Yankees win in five. The Dodgers have seemed to figure out Francisco Lindor. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with Judge and Stanton going back to back to make it 4-3 Yankees with John Sterling on the call. Then the Guardians came back to tie it in the ninth and win it in the tenth and we heard the call from Guardians radio. We heard from Howie Rose as Mookie Betts hit a 2-run HR as the Dodgers are now up 3-1 on the Mets. The Broncos went into New Orleans and had no problem beating the Saints. In the final segment of the hour, Max Muncy is always on base for the Dodgers. Their relief pitching has been better and their top end stars have shown up for this series and the Mets' top end stars have not. Hour 2 Jerry Recco is in studio because a talk show host in Cleveland, Ken Carman, is annoying him on Twitter. He must listen to the Warm Up Show on his way to work in Cleveland and has an issue with a few of the things Jerry said about the Guardians. Jerry put him in his place. Jerry returns for an update and we hear the Cleveland radio call as Judge and Stanton went back to back. Cleveland came back with homers by Noel in the ninth and Fry in the 10th and we heard John Sterling on the call. We heard from Howie Rose as Ohtani hit a lead off HR last night in Queens. Mets players are staying positive as we heard some post game sound from Lindor and Alonso. The Broncos went into New Orleans and dominated the Saints. Evan Neal was asked about not playing as the Giants are now dealing with the injury to Andrew Thomas. Davante Adams said he's not feeling any pressure coming to the Jets. In the final segment of the hour, tonight's Mets game is at 5:08pm and Gio is imploring fans to get there early and get into it. The Mets have not given the fans anything to cheer for. Twice last night with the bases loaded and they came away with nothing. In tonight's Yankees/Guardians matchup, you have two starters that haven't pitched since September. Hour 3 We talked Giants/Eagles and Boomer said this should be a tight game well into the fourth quarter. Gio thinks if the Giants can score 24 points, they can win the game. Gio is feeling a 24-20 Giants win. Boomer said the Eagles defense only has 2 turnovers, the lowest in the NFL. If the Giants can keep that going they can win this game. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the TBS TV call of the Judge HR that tied the game at 3. And then Stanton went back to back. We also heard the TBS call when Noel tied the game in the ninth with a HR and Fry homered for the win. We heard from Mets radio as Mookie Betts had a 2-run double and a HR. Carlos Mendoza talked about the Dodger lineup. The Broncos went into New Orleans and had no problem beating the Saints. Saquon Barkley returns to MetLife and Jerry wonders how he'll be received. In the final segment of the hour, it looks like Russell Wilson will start for the Steelers Sunday night against the Jets. Ben Roethlisberger doesn't like that idea and supposedly the guys in the locker room want Justin Fields as well. No matter where he goes, Russell Wilson doesn't seem to be popular in the locker room. Gio called him a douche and impossible to like. Gio said Aaron Rodgers is one hit away from getting hit and going back to Costa Rica. Especially against the Steelers defense. Hour 4 Glass half full: We need one more magical night from the Mets at Citi Field. David Peterson is on the mound tonight so we should be thinking positively. Glass half empty: the Mets can't score on the Dodgers pitching. Boomer said the Mets lost the confidence or whatever they had the last two games. Pitchers ...

Jerry Recco is in studio because a talk show host in Cleveland, Ken Carman, is annoying him on Twitter. He must listen to the Warm Up Show on his way to work in Cleveland and has an issue with a few of the things Jerry said about the Guardians. Jerry put him in his place. Jerry returns for an update and we hear the Cleveland radio call as Judge and Stanton went back to back. Cleveland came back with homers by Noel in the ninth and Fry in the 10th and we heard John Sterling on the call. We heard from Howie Rose as Ohtani hit a lead off HR last night in Queens. Mets players are staying positive as we heard some post game sound from Lindor and Alonso. The Broncos went into New Orleans and dominated the Saints. Evan Neal was asked about not playing as the Giants are now dealing with the injury to Andrew Thomas. Davante Adams said he's not feeling any pressure coming to the Jets. In the final segment of the hour, tonight's Mets game is at 5:08pm and Gio is imploring fans to get there early and get into it. The Mets have not given the fans anything to cheer for. Twice last night with the bases loaded and they came away with nothing. In tonight's Yankees/Guardians matchup, you have two starters that haven't pitched since September.

Offensive tackle Evan Neal speaks to the media Wednesday ahead of the team's Week 7 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How will the Andrew Thomas injury impact the Offensive Line approach, and will we see an impact to other positional reps as well? The loss is brutal, but. is it also the effective end of the 2024-25 season for the Giants?

Send us a textIn this live episode of "2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates," hosts Drew and Rob break down the latest updates, key issues, and promising developments for the New York Giants following their Week 6 loss to the Bengals. The Giants continue to grapple with issues on offense, but there are also some bright spots to discuss, especially with contributions from rookies and the recent spotlight on kicker Greg Joseph.Drew and Rob open the show with the hot topic of the Giants' kicking game. Giants head coach Brian Daboll addressed Greg Joseph's recent struggles, acknowledging that while the kicker missed crucial field goals against the Bengals, his overall performance since joining the Giants has been solid, hitting eight out of eleven attempts.The hosts then tackle a major concern for the Giants: their inability to score consistently. Daboll admitted responsibility for the Giants' weak offensive showing, emphasizing that scoring only seven points makes winning nearly impossible. This season, the Giants' offensive struggles have been persistent; they've scored under 18 points in four games, failing to reach double digits twice. With an average of just 16 points per game, and a disappointing 13.4 points per game when excluding their Seattle performance, it's clear the offense needs serious adjustments.The episode also dives into concerns around the Giants' offensive line, particularly Andrew Thomas, who left the game against the Bengals with a foot injury. Thomas, a linchpin for the Giants, struggled through the game before being sidelined and is now undergoing an MRI. His absence would leave a gap in protection for quarterback Daniel Jones, and the hosts question whether Evan Neal is ready to step up if Thomas misses time. Despite these setbacks, the Giants' rookie class continues to impress, providing a silver lining in an otherwise challenging season. Drew and Rob spotlight standout performances from rookies Tyler Nubin, Dru Phillips, Theo Johnson, and Tyrone Tracy Jr., who collectively made significant contributions against the Bengals. Nubin led the team with nine tackles, while Tracy Jr. scored the Giants' only touchdown and racked up over 100 total yards. Even late-round picks like Darrius Muassau have been crucial on special teams. The discussion shifts to Jalin Hyatt, the rookie wide receiver who has struggled to find his rhythm in the offense. Hyatt saw significant snaps against the Bengals but only managed a single catch for six yards. Finally, Drew and Rob wrap up the episode with a recap of Week 6's biggest games across the NFL. From the Buccaneers' commanding 51-27 win over the Saints to the Steelers' dominant 32-13 victory over the Raiders, it was a high-scoring week for many teams. Tune in for a comprehensive analysis of the Giants' current state, including updates, rumors, and all the latest news on the team's pressing challenges and budding stars. With the NFC East still competitive, Drew and Rob discuss what it will take for the Giants to turn their season around and how these rookie standouts could help shape a brighter future for the franchise.#giants #nygiants #giants100Support 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

Dan and Nick recap the Giants' final preseason game with a focus on breaking down Evan Neal's first game tape of 2024. Then, they transition to their 53-man roster predictions going position by position with final calls and how they feel about each position group heading into Week 1. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Offensive tackle Evan Neal speaks to the media following the Giants' preseason finale against the Jets.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan and Nick wrap up part three of the mailbag by diving into what the ceiling would look like if the team signs Dak Prescott and uses their top first-round pick (if they struggle in 2024) on a blue chip non-QB, what their ideal plan for Evan Neal would be now and a lot more.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dan reacts to the highlights of the Jets first preseason game. Plus, a Better Call Saul reference & Evan Neal needs to step it up this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Offensive tackle Evan Neal speaks to the media after Sunday's training camp practice.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Head coach Brian Daboll speaks to the media before Sunday's training camp practice.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Breaking down the Giants returning two offensive linemen from injury!

Bobby and Justin continue their annual PPP episodes with OL Evan Neal & New Giant, DT Jordan Phillips. The guys talk about who these players are, what their strengths and weaknesses are and what they expect their 2024 season to look like. Visit https://www.Captainmorgan.com to find Captain near you. 00:00 Evan Neal 13:22 Jordan Phillips Join our Patreon: https://Patreon.com/TalkinGiants Tickets to our tailgates: https://shop.jomboymedia.com/products/talkin-giants-l16-tailgate-series?variant= Check out our Merch: https://shop.jomboymedia.com/collections/talkin-giants Subscribe to JM Football for our NFL coverage: https://www.youtube.com/@JMFootball Subscribe to the JM Newsletter: http://jomboymedia.com/email #giants #nygiants Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hour 3: Who will the Yankees add by next week?

Dan and Nick recap the Giants TE position by starting with how different it will look after running the pass game through Darren Waller. They discuss the importance of the blockers added, how it will help Evan Neal and the entire pass protection unit and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dan Duggan from the Athletic joins the show to Talk about the Giants and provide updates from Giants Mini Camp! Follow Dan Duggan for more: https://x.com/DDuggan21 00:00 Intro 04:10 Dan Duggan Joins the Show 05:40 Darren Waller Retires + will they spend money on a new signing 13:30 Will they give Evan Neal an opportunity 22:00 What is the plan for Joshua Ezeudu 26:40 How good is Malik Nabers at OTAs 32:00 New practice format 38:36 New Kickoff Format & Special teams 41:15 How does Ownership feel about the team 47:52 Hot Dog Eating Contest Drama This episode was brought to you by SeatGeek Use code GIANTS10 for 10% off tickets on SeatGeek. https://seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/GIAN... *Up to $25 off Control Body Odor ANYWHERE with @shop.mando and get $5 off off your Starter Pack (that's over 40% off) with promo code GIANTS at https://shopmando.com! #mandopod #ad Join our Patreon: https://Patreon.com/TalkinGiants Tickets to our tailgates: https://shop.jomboymedia.com/products/talkin-giants-l16-tailgate-series?variant= Check out our Merch: https://shop.jomboymedia.com/collections/talkin-giants Subscribe to JM Football for our NFL coverage: https://www.youtube.com/@JMFootball Subscribe to the JM Newsletter: http://jomboymedia.com/email #giants #nygiants

Dan and Nick recap the final day of Giants minicamp by hitting some of the key points (Evan Neal injury update plus what it means for Josh Ezeudu as swing tackle, Jermaine Eluemunor as guard), Wan'Dale Robinson telling Giants media he's hit his fastest GPS time and more before diving into today's show topic: The five things they can't wait to watch (offensive side) in Giants training camp. They break down each of the five things to get excited about in detail. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dan and Nick break down the Giants' first minicamp practice open to the beat reporters by discussing some of the key topics including Wan'Dale Robinson's TD and the burst he displayed post catch, Daniel Jones' progress in his return from the ACL tear and what it means for his training camp status, Evan Neal missing team reps again as the Giants have “backed off” on Neal, per Brian Daboll and a lot more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dan and Nick recap the recent string of Giants OTA practices including their ninth OTA that was open to the media. They break down what Malik Nabers' dominant practice means, the big leap we've seen from Jalin Hyatt already from a strength and mental processing standpoint, Aaron Robinson sighting, Jon Runyan confirming the RG position to play next to Evan Neal, Brian Daboll calling the plays yet again and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices