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1 week ago | gmenhq.com | Doug Rush

Was this list thought all the way through? Hmm…Heading into the 2025 season, a lot of fans feel much better about the quarterback room for the New York Giants—especially with Jameis Winston and Jaxson Dart as the primary backups to new starter Russell Wilson. With Winston currently serving as the primary backup, some would even argue that the Giants have one of the better backup quarterback situations in the NFL. At least, you’d think the Giants do.

2 weeks ago | gmenhq.com | Mike Luciano

The NY Giants actually managed to bring in quite a solid haul of picks and players in the 2024 NFL Draft, as they replaced the massive hole Saquon Barkley left in this offense by watching fifth-round pick Tyrone Tracy take the lead. The results last year were better than anyone could have expected. However, Tracy was by no means a perfect player, as he also had a fumbling issue that managed to pop up at the worst possible time.

3 weeks ago | gmenhq.com | Doug Rush

New York could give Dart another weapon. Expectations for the New York Giants heading into the 2025 season aren’t very high, despite all the changes made to the roster. A return to the playoffs isn’t likely for a team that last made it in 2022—the first year under head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen. What does that mean heading into the 2025 season? They can afford to take some chances on some players who might have fallen out of favor with other teams.

1 month ago | gmenhq.com | Doug Rush

The Giants' offense can’t get any respect around the league. When a team was the No. 31 ranked offense in the NFL, not too many people around the league were ever going to take their unit very seriously — which is exactly where the New York Giants stood in 2024. Their offense was also ranked No. 30 in 2023. Over the last two seasons since their last playoff appearance, Big Blue's offense has hovered near the bottom of the league — especially when it comes to scoring points.

1 month ago | gmenhq.com | Doug Rush

Revenge is a dish best served in Week 7. Almost three years ago, the Denver Broncos made what many consider one of the worst trades in recent NFL history when they acquired Russell Wilson from the Seattle Seahawks. After just two seasons, the trade didn’t work out — and Denver ended up cutting him. Now, three years later, each side will get a shot at revenge. Wilson, now the starting quarterback for the New York Giants, will face off against the team that released him following the 2023 season.