
Evan Barnes
Nets Beat Reporter at Newsday
Giants beat reporter at @NewsdaySports. @uofsandiego/@ladailynews/@memphisnews alum. SoCal native. Music nerd. Numbers = popularity, not quality
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1 week ago |
newsday.com | Evan Barnes
If one word describes Bobby Okereke’s hope this offseason, it’s continuity. There’s desire for the Giants linebacker to get back to his 2023 form after struggling at times last season under first-year defensive coordinator Shane Bowen. A disc injury in his back also cut Okereke’s season short after 12 games, the fewest he’s played in his six-year career. “I was feeling some nerve pain.
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1 week ago |
newsday.com | Evan Barnes
Jaxson Dart signed his rookie contract on Friday as the Giants locked in their future quarterback following last month’s NFL Draft. Dart, the 25th pick in the first round, inked a four-year deal worth approximately $17 million that includes a nearly $9 million signing bonus, per Over the Cap. The Giants have now signed both first-round picks after signing rookie linebacker Abdul Carter last week.
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1 week ago |
newsday.com | Evan Barnes
One of the Giants’ worst kept secrets was finally revealed with OTAs starting this week. Evan Neal will slide from tackle to guard, coach Brian Daboll said Wednesday. It was a no-brainer decision given Neal’s struggles in his first three seasons. The former first-round pick lost his starting job to open last season and regained it only because of injuries to those ahead of him. His long-term future is in doubt after the Giants declined his fifth-year option.
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2 weeks ago |
newsday.com | Evan Barnes
The Giants thought they were done with “Hard Knocks” after last season. But the HBO program apparently wasn’t done with them. A year after being featured last summer, the Giants will be back as part of “Hard Knocks: In Season with the NFC East.” The program debuts in December with the Giants featured along withs the Cowboys, Eagles and Commanders. Hard Knocks’ main show returns in August featuring the Bills in training camp. The Giants might be a side character since they travel to Buffalo on Aug.
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3 weeks ago |
newsday.com | Evan Barnes
The Giants’ 2025 schedule is out and the road to improving from a three-win campaign last season won’t start easy. The Giants open with two road games against division rivals -- at the Commanders on Sept. 7 and at Dallas on Sept. 14. Their home opener is against defending AFC champion Kansas City on Sept. 21 in prime time on NBC’s Sunday Night Football. That game will be Patrick Mahomes’ second career game at MetLife Stadium. The Giants follow that contest by hosting the Chargers on Sept. 28.
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