Big Blue View readers were understandably upset this past Monday when I published the post discussing the New York Giants ’ Pro Football Focus grades for their 33-32 loss to Denver the previous day. The primary subject of their ire was PFF’s ranking of Giants’ offensive players’ performances, in particular the lowest-ranked player on the list:

All-time Arizona State football great Cam Skattebo was put on the jumbotron at Madison Square Garden, and the fans roared for the New York Giants RB.

The New York Giants physically manhandled the Denver Broncos for three-plus quarters in Week 7, dominating in every aspect. It was poised to be a statement game for the boys in blue... until it wasn't.

The New York Giants' loss to the Denver Broncos in Week 7 of the 2025 NFL season is still largely unfathomable.

Jason Kelce ridiculed the performance of New York Giants kicker Jude McAtamney, who was ultimately cut from the team

Former New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning is one of 52 Modern-Era players who have advanced in the voting process for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2026. This is Manning's second year of eligibility for enshrinement into the Hall. Last year, Manning made it to the final round of 15 but fell short in the voting.

The post Knicks fans were loving Giants’ Cam Skattebo at season opener appeared first on ClutchPoints. Various players from the New York sports teams were at Madison Square Garden to support the Knicks in their season opener game against the Cleveland Cavaliers, including Giants running back Cam Skattebo.

Shortly after the New York Giants completed a historic collapse during their 33-32 loss at the Denver Broncos this past Sunday, Giants pass-rusher Brian Burns seemed to voice his frustrations regarding how defensive coordinator Shane Bowen handled the game's last drive.