The New York Giants have already begun whittling down their roster, despite not needing to do so until next week ahead of the official 53-man date, with Tommy DeVito awaiting to learn his fate

Montrell Washington’s prescription ran out. Washington, a second-year receiver who flashed shiftiness and circus-catch ability early in training camp, was among the first handful of players cut Friday by the Giants, The Post confirmed. “A play a day keeps the coaches away,” Washington said to laughter at the time.

The Giants are 23rd in ESPN’s overall rankings. That isn’t fantastic, but it also keeps them out of the bottom quarter of the league. The Giants’ highest-ranked group is, of course, edge defender. With Abdul Carter, Kayvon Thibodeaux and Brian Burns ESPN ranks the Giants edge group as the second-best in the NFL behind the Pittsburgh Steelers.

ESPN analyst believes Giants will start Jaxson Dart at quarterback over Russell Wilson quicker than they anticipate in 2025

The star quarterback who called games for NBC and CBS from 1995-2016, will work three Big Ten college football games on Peacock this season, NBC Sports announced Tuesday.

The New York Giants have been without one of their most important players on the offensive side of the ball […]

A New York Giants insider shared a new injury update on wide receiver MalikNabers and left tackle Andrew Thomas ahead of the preseason finale and Week 1.The post Giants Insider Shares Week 1 Injury Update on Malik Nabers Amid NewDevelopment appeared first on Heavy Sports.