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The New York Giants are making headlines again, and in this segment of "2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates," Drew and Rob break down some of the biggest developments shaping the future of Big Blue. The Giants cleared over $10 million in cap space by restructuring star pass rusher Brian Burns’ contract, allowing them to finalize the signing of rookie linebacker Abdul Carter. According to Field Yates, Carter and Burns are now poised to become a nightmare duo for opposing quarterbacks in the NFC. Carter inked a four-year, fully guaranteed $45.3 million deal that includes a jaw-dropping $29.5 million signing bonus — solidifying his role as a cornerstone of the Giants’ defense.

There’s even more good news for fans of the Giants. Rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers continues to impress before even taking a regular-season snap. PFF named Nabers to their list of the top 25 players under the age of 25, calling him the most valuable player on the Giants’ roster. Nabers dominated the 2024 rookie WR class in both receiving grade and targets and ranked in the top 10 in PFF WAR for the year. It’s clear the Giants found a potential superstar.

Meanwhile, rookie running back Cam Skattebo revealed on Kay Adams’ show that he’ll be wearing No. 44 as a tribute to his brother, explaining the family meaning behind his jersey choice. Skattebo is also gaining traction as a potential sleeper pick in the Giants' backfield. Analysts like Scott DiBenedetto believe the Giants may have found another fifth-round gem, comparing Skattebo’s toughness and versatility to last year's breakout star Tyrone Tracy.

In other key updates, offensive lineman Evan Neal has officially been moved to guard, as confirmed by Paul Schwartz of the New York Post. Giants legend Shawn O’Hara believes the switch could be the key to unlocking Neal’s potential, as the former first-round pick looks to revitalize his career and solidify the interior of the Giants' offensive line.

Also discussed in this clip: rookie defensive back Dru Phillips undergoes LASIK eye surgery in preparation for the season. It’s yet another sign that the Giants' young core is focused, hungry, and ready to prove something in 2025. Whether you’re craving cap space updates, rookie contract news, or positional shakeups, this segment has everything Giants fans need to stay up to date.

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In this brand-new live episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates, Drew and Rob tackle all the biggest headlines shaking up the Giants universe and the NFL. From offseason grades to surprising win projections and a return to Hard Knocks, there’s no shortage of Giants news today worth diving into. The New York Giants are officially heading back to Hard Knocks — this time in-season. Starting in December, the series will follow all NFC East teams and will air new episodes each Tuesday through the regular season. The Giants haven’t been featured in years, and fans will get an inside look at this team during one of the toughest schedules in the NFL.

Speaking of that brutal schedule, the Giants are only favored to win one game this entire season according to early odds — Week 5 vs. the Saints. That means 16 games where they are underdogs, and in 13 of those matchups, the opposing team is favored by three points or more. With such low expectations, NFL Network projects the Giants to win just 5.4 games in 2025. But could they surprise everyone?

PFF handed the Giants a B- for their offseason performance, noting a strong draft (A- grade) but missing out on big-name QB trades. Instead, they landed Jaxson Dart, and QB expert Jordan Palmer believes Giants fans should be excited about the pairing of Dart and Brian Daboll. Palmer praises Daboll’s teaching ability and says this might be the perfect environment for a young quarterback to thrive.

One of the more underappreciated stories? Bobby Okereke. Bleacher Report labeled him the Giants’ “best-kept secret,” pointing out his stellar production and versatility. Could this be the year he finally gets Pro Bowl recognition? Another name to watch is rookie CB O'Donnell Fortune, who PFF labeled a “rookie to watch” after earning one of the best coverage grades in college football.
In other league-wide news, the controversial "Tush Push" remains legal after the NFL decided not to ban it. Drew and Rob don’t hold back — calling the complaints “chicken” and challenging teams to stop whining and find a way to defend it.

Whether you're looking for the latest New York Giants news today, an NY Giants live podcast reaction, or just want insight into Giants news and rumors, this is your go-to episode. Stay informed, stay passionate, and join the Goofballs for another jam-packed hour of Giants football news. Don’t miss a second — subscribe now and stay locked in to the best NY Giants podcast on YouTube!

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In this live episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates, Drew and Rob dive deep into a full-scale ranking of every NFC East team’s offensive position groups heading into the 2025 NFL season. Using a comprehensive points system that scores both starters and backups across quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends, and offensive lines, the duo breaks down where the Eagles, Commanders, Cowboys, and Giants stand—and why.

Each group is evaluated with a weighted formula: starters earn double points, offensive lines are given triple value due to their impact, and depth matters just as much as top-tier talent. The results speak volumes. The Philadelphia Eagles dominate the rankings with 53 total points, thanks to a lethal combination of Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, AJ Brown, and one of the league’s best offensive lines. The Washington Commanders surge into second place with 39 points, led by rookie standout Jayden Daniels and a solid supporting cast. The Dallas Cowboys come in third with 32 points, while the New York Giants land at the bottom with 29 points—showing signs of promise in certain areas but lacking the depth and consistency of their divisional rivals.

Drew and Rob leave no stone unturned as they debate each team’s offensive firepower, explore how off-season acquisitions and rookies might shake things up, and discuss what these rankings could mean for the NFC East race this year. From Russell Wilson’s fit in New York to Dak Prescott’s regression and Jayden Daniels’ dual-threat potential in Washington, this episode is packed with sharp analysis and passionate debate.

Whether you're searching for the latest NY Giants news, Giants football news, or just want to see how the NFC East offenses compare, this episode gives you the full picture. Join 2 Giants Goofballs for a full breakdown of the offensive landscape in the most competitive division in football!

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Is Abdul Carter destined to become the next superstar for the New York Giants? In this segment from 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates, Drew and Rob break down why the hype is growing around the Giants’ No. 3 overall pick. From Joe Schoen’s recent comments on the Up & Adams podcast to a bold prediction by former NFL star Shawne Merriman on Good Morning Football, the buzz around Abdul Carter is impossible to ignore. Merriman even declared, “I believe Abdul Carter is going to be the Defensive Rookie of the Year,” citing Carter’s explosiveness and instinctive playmaking.

Schoen gave fans a deeper look into Carter’s work ethic, leadership, and fit in Shane Bowen’s evolving defense. Carter has been the first to arrive at workouts, showing the same relentless drive that got him drafted so high. Schoen also gave insight into how the Giants plan to utilize Carter alongside Dexter Lawrence, Brian Burns, and Kayvon Thibodeaux to create a dominant, versatile front.

But that’s not all—Dru Phillips praised cornerback Deonte Banks' offseason growth, noting that fans are going to see “a different Tae” in 2025. There’s also movement on the offensive side, with wide receiver Gabe Davis visiting the Giants. As Jordan Raanan hinted, there’s real momentum for a reunion with Daboll and Schoen, who know Davis well from their days in Buffalo.
This segment also covers Schoen’s vision for the upcoming season, his thoughts on the tough early schedule featuring divisional matchups, and the mindset inside the locker room. He didn’t hold back about his excitement for second-year players like Tyler Nubin and Phillips, new veterans like Jevon Holland and Paulson Adebo, and how the mix of youth and leadership can elevate the Giants' defense.

We also touch on the team’s future at quarterback with Jaxson Dart. Schoen spoke about the collaborative process that led to drafting Dart, his fire and passion, and how his competitiveness and toughness can help unify the entire roster, not just the offense.

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The New York Giants’ full 2025 schedule has officially dropped, and Drew and Rob are going live to break down every single matchup on this jam-packed episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates. From Week 1 through Week 18, the hosts analyze every opponent, every roster move, and every storyline that will shape the season ahead. Giants fans won't want to miss this full game-by-game preview that dives deep into how Big Blue stacks up against one of the more challenging slates in the league. Whether you're wondering how the Giants will fare against new-look division rivals or trying to figure out if this is a playoff-caliber roster, this live episode has it all.

The NY Giants open the 2025 season on the road against the Washington Commanders, a team that made serious offseason waves by adding Deebo Samuel, Laremy Tunsil, and Marshon Lattimore. Washington might have lost Jonathan Allen, but their aggressive moves show they’re aiming to contend. The Giants face the Commanders again in Week 15, which could have major NFC East implications late in the year. In Week 2, Big Blue heads to Dallas to take on a Cowboys squad that lost Zack Martin and DeMarcus Lawrence but added George Pickens and Javonte Williams. Rob and Drew discuss what those moves mean for the division hierarchy.

Week 3 brings a huge primetime battle at home against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday Night Football. The following week, the Giants welcome the Chargers, entering their second year under Jim Harbaugh. Then it’s a trip to New Orleans in Week 5, where the Saints are struggling at quarterback following Derek Carr’s retirement. The Giants should have the edge, unless the Saints manage a major trade.

The always-dangerous Philadelphia Eagles come calling in Week 6, and again in Week 8. Philly retooled their defense by adding Adoree Jackson and Jihaad Campbell, but also lost several key starters including Darius Slay and CJ Gardner-Johnson. Will the Giants finally turn the tide in this heated rivalry?

The second half of the season features more pivotal matchups, including a Week 9 showdown with the 49ers, who arguably had the worst free agency period in the NFL. The Bears, led by second-year QB Caleb Williams and a rebuilt offensive line, host the Giants in Week 10. Week 11 brings the Packers to MetLife, followed by a visit to the Lions in Week 12. With Detroit reeling from the loss of OC Ben Johnson and DC Aaron Glenn, could this be a critical swing game for the Giants?

In Week 13, the Giants face off with Drake Maye and the Patriots on Monday Night Football, just before their bye in Week 14. The season wraps up with a home game against the Vikings, whose fate hinges on JJ McCarthy’s return, and a Week 17 trip to face Pete Carroll’s Raiders. The question heading into that matchup: will Geno Smith still be starting, or will rookie Jaxson Dart be taking over?

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We cover Giants rookie mini camp 2025, featuring an early look at Jaxson Dart as he begins his NFL journey. Hear how Dart performed in camp, why Brian Daboll was glued to him during drills, and what his early stats and command of the huddle might say about his future. Dart’s mini camp showing included sharp throws, solid decision-making, and a 45-yard touchdown bomb that turned heads. We talk about the QB room’s dynamics and how Dart fits into it.

Abdul Carter has finally picked a jersey number — No. 51 — after inquiring about legendary numbers 56 and 11. We look at the symbolism and where Carter fits in among linebackers. Cam Skattebo speaks out about his underdog mindset and how he still has everything to prove despite a dominant final college season. Rumors are swirling that he could take over as the Giants’ 3rd down back, especially with Tyrone Tracy’s struggles catching passes last season.

We also cover recent NY Giants roster moves including the team waiving Casey Rogers, Tommy McCormick, and RJ Delancy III, and the surprise re-signing of Lil’Jordan Humphrey just days after cutting him. The Giants also made a key addition, signing TJ Moore, a ball-hawking cornerback from Mercer, who stood out at camp and has real potential to crack the Giants final roster. His production and accolades at the FCS level were elite, and his 7 INTs and physical play style might give him an edge in a crowded secondary.

With Victor Dimukeje suffering a torn pec and being sidelined, we look at how that might affect the Giants edge rusher depth. Plus, three rookies signed their rookie deals: Marcus Mbow, Thomas Fidone, and Korie Black, solidifying their place as the newest members of the NY Giants roster 2025.

This episode gives you everything you need to know about the Giants latest news, including key updates on rookies, roster cuts, and predictions for the upcoming NFL season. Subscribe to 2 Giants Goofballs, your go-to Giants YouTube channel for the best NY Giants news and rumors today!

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In this full episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates, Drew and Rob break down the current state of the Giants roster heading into the 2025 season, with a particular focus on the defense and special teams. The big question driving the episode: has this New York Giants team truly improved from last season? The hosts go position by position through the defense, highlighting key players, depth battles, and how new additions may impact the overall performance of the unit.

On the defensive line, the team continues to be anchored by All-Pro Dexter Lawrence, but there’s been a flurry of names added around him. Names like Chauncey Golston, Rakeem Nunez-Roches, and Roy Robertson-Harris stand out as rotational linemen who bring both experience and toughness. The episode explores how young players like Jordan Riley and DJ Davidson are developing, and whether undrafted options like Elijah Chatman or Timmy Horne have a realistic shot to crack the final roster.

At EDGE, the addition of Pro Bowler Brian Burns last year completely changed the look of the pass rush. Combined with Kayvon Thibodeaux and star rookie Abdul Carter, the Giants now possess one of the most exciting edge rotations in the NFL. Rob and Drew debate how deep the group really is, especially when factoring in role players like Tomon Fox and Victor Dimukeje.

The linebacker group returns Bobby Okereke and Micah McFadden, who both played key roles last season, but the rest of the room is in flux. Darrius Muasau, Chris Board, Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles, and Ty Summers will compete for rotational and special teams roles, while Dyontae Johnson is a player to keep an eye on.

The secondary is full of fresh faces and intriguing talent. At cornerback, Deonte Banks returns, joined by former Saint Paulson Adebo, slot specialist Cor’Dale Flott, and athletic depth pieces like Art Green, Greg Stroman Jr., and Tre Hawkins III. The safety group features a new leader in former Dolphin Jevon Holland to start alongside Tyler Nubin, while returning pieces like Dane Belton and Anthony Johnson Jr. round out a group with both starting potential and quality depth.

On special teams, Graham Gano is back to reclaim his role as kicker after injury derailed his 2024 season. Jude Atamney provides insurance behind him. Jamie Gillan remains locked in as punter and holder, with Casey Kreiter again snapping. Return duties are expected to be handled by Ihmir Smith-Marsette and Eric Gray, both of whom offer explosiveness and reliability.

Throughout the episode, Drew and Rob weigh whether this 2025 version of the Giants has enough firepower, depth, and improvement across all three phases to make a leap from last season’s performance. They consider how these new pieces fit into the bi

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In this in-depth episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates, hosts Drew and Rob dive into the full offensive roster of the New York Giants following the 2025 NFL Draft and a busy offseason of free agency. From revamped quarterback depth to an infusion of talent at wide receiver and tight end, the Giants offense has undergone a major overhaul that fans won't want to miss. This complete breakdown covers every offensive position group, examining which players are likely to make the 53-man roster, where key battles are brewing, and who might emerge as breakout stars in 2025.
Starting with the quarterback room, the Giants have added veteran leadership and developmental upside. Russell Wilson leads the pack, with Jameis Winston providing experienced backup support, while Jaxson Dart and Tommy DeVito give the team developmental youth and preseason intrigue. It's a four-man group that offers a compelling mix of proven production and raw potential.
At running back, the competition is just as intense. Rookie Tyrone Tracy Jr. brings a versatile skill set and explosiveness, while veteran Devin Singletary figures to be the early favorite for lead duties. Behind them, Cam Skattebo, Eric Gray, and Dante Miller round out a crowded backfield with a mix of power, agility, and special teams upside. The Giants are clearly aiming for depth and flexibility in a position that has seen high turnover in recent seasons.
The wide receiver group might be the most exciting position on offense, anchored by first-round pick Malik Nabers. Nabers is expected to be a game-changer for the NY Giants, giving them the kind of WR1 threat they’ve lacked in years. He joins a solid cast including Wan’Dale Robinson, deep threat Darius Slayton, second-year speedster Jalin Hyatt, and experienced role players like Lil’Jordan Humphrey and Zach Pascal. Special teams contributors Ihmir Smith-Marsette and Montrell Washington, along with big-bodied receiver Bryce Ford-Wheaton, add further depth and intrigue to the competition.
Tight end is another spot that has quietly gotten stronger. Returning starter Daniel Bellinger now shares the room with rookie athletic freak Theo Johnson, veteran blocker Chris Manhertz, Greg Dulcich—who brings pass-catching upside—and developmental prospect Thomas Fidone II. Whether it's in two-TE sets or in red zone formations, the Giants have more options than ever to create mismatches.
On the offensive line, left tackle Andrew Thomas continues to be the cornerstone, now joined by Jermaine Eluemunor and James Hudson III, who bring experience and versatility. Rookie Stone Forsythe and swing lineman Joshua Ezeudu round out a deep tackle group. Inside, the guard spots have been upgraded with the additions of John Runyan and Greg Van Roten, while Aaron Stinnie,

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