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Giants news, 1/17: Travis Hunter, Isaiah Simmons, Brandon Brown, more headlines

New York Giants news for Friday

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Giants mock draft reaction: Can NY afford to pass on a QB in the first round? | The Athletic

Hunter and Milroe would be a fun way to start the draft for the Giants, especially given that Daboll overlapped with Hurts at Alabama and is familiar with Milroe’s skill set. Could he unleash Milroe with the same success the Eagles have had with Hurts? We’d probably have to wait to find out, as Milroe likely wouldn’t be the starter in Year 1.

Malik Nabers reflects on Year 1 with the Giants

Malik Nabers sits down to talk his first year in the NFL

Giants Conversations : https://t.co/IPtFYmV8s5 pic.twitter.com/DwQHBPY639

— New York Giants (@Giants) January 15, 2025

Top 10 rookie classes in the NFL in 2024 | PFF

Pro Football Focus is very complementary of what Schoen did this offseason, giving him the No. 4 overall NFL Draft class this year. The only ones ranked above the Giants in this exercise were the Chargers, Jayden Daniels-boosted Commanders, and Rams.

Canadian Theo Johnson reflects on injury-shortened 1st NFL season with New York Giants | CBC News

Q: The team won three games, tied for the fewest in the NFL. What was it like to be part of a team that’s sort struggling like that?

A: It’s tough coming in every week and trying to put your best foot forward, and falling short is not easy, but it’s hard to win games in this league.

I think the struggles that we went through this year gave me a lot of learning opportunities. I’m going to take that into consideration this year, and this off-season, because I don’t want to ever go through that again.

I think I’m going to play a big role, and being able to help turn this organization around and turn this offense around. We know what we do is just a matter about going out there and doing it week in and week out.

NY Giants questions for 2025 season, including NFL Draft | The Record

Other than QB, which Giants position needs greatest upgrade? The spot that should be prioritized is boundary cornerback after Tae Banks’ rocky sophomore year. The Giants knew they were going to be tested at that position and yes, they were. Other than nickel corner Dru Phillips and CB Cor’Dale Flott, who showed development, it’s essentially a clean slate. Could they look in the draft? Absolutely, especially if Travis Hunter is in play at No. 3. As far as the free agent market, maybe a glance across town at the Jets and D.J. Reed is something to consider.

Shaun O’Hara takes a look at Tyrone Tracy ‘s success

Tyrone Tracy Jr.’s stellar rookie campaign ️ pic.twitter.com/eh8xfAuWVU

— GiantsTV (@GiantsTV) January 16, 2025

Top Scheme Fits for Justin Fields, QBs Potentially in 2025 NFL Offseason Carousel | Bleacher Report

Sam Darnold: New York Giants. The New York Giants aren’t too far removed from Brian Daboll being the NFL Coach of the Year and offensive coordinator Mike Kafka drawing significant attention as a highly regarded candidate to lead a team. Darnold may not have Josh Allen-like physical capabilities, but he was a high draft pick for a reason, and he finally started to show off those skills this year.