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Giants news, 7/13: Rookies report to camp, Abdul Carter, Jaxson Dart, more headlines

New York Giants headlines for Wednesday

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Russell Wilson Thinks New York Is the Perfect Place for His Next Chapter | SI.com

And in New York, with a young Giants team searching for an identity, in a place that rewards those sort of lofty manifestations produced by the type of athlete who can ably filter out the noise of the detractors, it’s worth wondering if this is where Wilson was meant to end up all along.

“Me and Carmelo were talking about this,” Wilson says. “He’s like, ‘Man, this is the perfect place for you to reestablish and have everybody realize who Russell Wilson really is, by not just how you play on the field, but what you do, the community and different things that you’re able to impact.’

Jaxson Dart’s lake throw that went viral

Jaxson Dart has a absolute CANNON

(via @JaxsonDart) pic.twitter.com/CETxhC2H4D

— B/R Gridiron (@brgridiron) July 14, 2025

New York Giants training camp 2025 preview: Key dates, notable additions, biggest storylines | NFL.com

The culture change on New York’s offense will trickle down from the revamped QB room, but what to make of the rest of the Giants’ attack? Aside from star ‘24 rookies Malik Nabers and Tyrone Tracy Jr., the cupboard is pretty bare at the skill positions. Wan’Dale Robinson, Darius Slayton and Zach Pascal help fill out the WR corps, with a number of jobs up for grabs. Cam Skattebo is an exciting (or at least name-brand) addition at RB, but how big a factor will the rookie play this summer and fall? The tight end corps is anonymous. The offensive line returns its starting five from last year but could be in flux with former starting tackle Evan Neal moving inside to guard and Andrew Thomas returning from a season-ending injury. With Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen’s job on the line again this season, N.Y. needs this offense to be running at full speed out of the gate. A summer addition at WR could be in the offing. Regardless, expect a lot of moving and shaking before Week 1.

5 Edge-Rushers 25 and Under to Buy Stock in Heading Into 2025 NFL Season | Bleacher Report

Seeing as Abdul Carter hasn’t played a down in the NFL yet, he’s the biggest wild card and gamble out of all the players named here. His traits are worth betting on, though, and early investors can expect to yield a high return, hence why the New York Giants made him the third pick of last April’s draft.

Carter will likely be more of a third-down rusher in year one, since the Giants have Brian Burns and Kayvon Thibodeaux on the edge already. However, the 2024 college All-American should get plenty of one-on-one matchups over the next several years, especially with Dexter Lawrence also factoring into the mix, creating opportunities for Carter to put up some big numbers and earn a lot of cash in the future.

Most important non-QB for every NFL team: These players will go a long way in determining their club’s success | CBSSports.com

New York Giants: EDGE Abdul Carter/ The Giants already have one defensive lineman — Dexter Lawrence — who is essentially impossible to block. They also have two strong edge rushers on Brian Burns and, to a lesser extent, Kayvon Thibodeaux.

But Carter is a higher level prospect than either Burns and Thibodeaux were — a player who drew pre-draft comparisons to Micah Parsons. If he comes remotely close to living up to that hype, the Giants will have a truly dominant defensive front.

Brian Burns: We have studs at every position on the defensive side of the ball

On the @Giants Huddle podcast I interviewed the edge group & a @Fire_Burns99 1 on 1.

️Burns: https://t.co/gDptWtsDjv
️Edges: https://t.co/Wvu8SGF8dO
Subscribe to the pod: https://t.co/3jrxmgZkq5
Youtube Edges: https://t.co/7WUYNUk091
Burns on YT: https://t.co/Rdko5dkRgx pic.twitter.com/NsP10HBszi

— John Schmeelk (@Schmeelk) July 15, 2025

Giants 53-man roster projection: Pre-training camp edition | USAToday.com

Tight ends (4) Starter: Theo Johnson Reserves: Daniel Bellinger, Chris Manhertz, Thomas Fidone II

The Giants could opt to go with three tight ends, but that would put rookie Thomas Fidone at risk. There’s no guarantee they could sneak him onto the practice squad, and they aren’t likely to part with Manhertz, their best blocking tight end. To start, they go with four.

Top 2025 NFL players by jersey number: From Roquan Smith to Leonard Williams, a 0-99 ranking of the best | CBSSports.com

59 – Casey Kreiter. One of the few unquestioned vets of the Giants, the Pro Bowl long snapper earned a new deal this offseason after another reliable campaign as a special teams captain.

61 – John Michael Schmitz. This isn’t an endorsement of Schmitz as a top-shelf center — he’s still got a ways to go trying to anchor Brian Daboll’s offensive line — so much as an admission that most elite blockers aren’t wearing No. 61.