Former tight end Darren Waller said he asked himself, "What am I doing with my life?" during a 2023 game against the Buffalo Bills, which prompted him to retire.

It's too early to take risks for the New York Giants. While they want to see their star wide receiver in action as soon as possible, Malik Nabers' offseason setback has kept him out of the mix throughout the team's set of spring sessions.

Many draft analysts viewed Jaxson Dart as a late 2nd-round talent, so when the Giants traded back up into the first round to select him, it reminded me of when Dave Gettleman reached for Daniel Jones.

The New York Giants found a star in receiver Malik Nabers, so as he manages a nagging toe injury head coach Brian Daboll made it clear they want to play it smart.

Ex-New York Giants TE Darren Waller reveals he decided to retire during a Week 6 game against the Buffalo Bills in 2023.

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The Giants were 1-5 at Dodger Stadium last season and lost nine of 13 in the season series to their archrivals.

Although Slayton will continue to have competition for pass targets from Nabers tight end Theo Johnson and receiver Wan’Dale Robinson, to name a few, we feel good about him seeing an uptick in his 2025 receiving numbers. The arrival of quarterback Russell Wilson is expected to rejuvenate the passing offense as a whole, particularly the deep ball.