Tae Banks, the Giants' 2023 first round pick, struggled through his second NFL season. Other than quarterback, starting corner is a glaring need.

The NFL Draft is full of twists and turns, but the Tennessee Titans’ recent shake-up might have just opened a door for the New York Giants. With the Titans

The New York Giants are projected to receive a fourth-round pick in the 2025 NFL draft as compensation for losing safety Xavier McKinney in free agency. Per Over The Cap, the Giants lost four qualifying free agents -- Saquon Barkley,

Mel Kiper revealed his NFL Mock Draft 1.0 for the 2025 edition Tuesday and had Shedeur Sanders going No. 3 overall to the New York Giants. With Cam Ward going to the Titans with the first pick and Sanders’ Colorado teammate Travis Hunter going No. 2, logically, Sanders goes next. The Giants need a quarterback right? So, they get their guy.

The New York Giants are significantly interested in Shedeur Sanders, viewing him as a potential franchise quarterback. Following his standout seasons at Jackson State and Colorado, Sanders’ draft stock has risen,

NFL season ends, teams with top-10 picks eye the 2025 Draft. Here’s a breakdown of key needs and decisions for each team.

With the number of moves that GM Andrew Berry makes that involve multiple draft picks, it is sometimes hard to figure out how many and which selections the Cleveland Browns have for each NFL draft. As our staff debates how the Browns should use the second overall pick and we wonder which player from The National Champion Ohio State Buckeyes fans would want (figuring out where to put the “The” was tough there),