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Veteran wide receiver Golden Tate remains interested in playing in the NFL in 2021, and he has his eye on three teams in particular. In an appearance on SiriusXM NFL Radio Monday, Tate said he was getting “better with age” and touted himself as a good locker room presence, making clear his eagerness to play.
Manning led the Giants to two Super Bowl wins during his 16-year career.
Manning will be honored by the organization on September 26.
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Eli is back in Blue and headed for the Giants’ Ring Of Honor
The New York Giants announced Monday afternoon that Eli Manning is officially rejoining the organization.
Eli Manning is back home! @EliManning has rejoined the org in a business ops & fan engagement role. Plus, we've set the date for jersey retirement and ring of honor!
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The Giants’ press...
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In their first round of the top players, Bradberry gets the nod
After breaking out in 2020 for the New York Giants, CB James Bradberry has turned a lot of heads among many football analyst circles. And after ranking him as the fifth-best corner in the league, Pro Football Focus has gone a step further and ranked Bradberry among the top players in the league.
47. CB JAMES BRADBERRY, NEW YORK GIANTS
All Bradberry needed to realize his full...
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Taking a look at the 21 personnel package in the modern NFL
Summer School is back in session, and our overview of the most common offensive personnel packages now moves to the classic “21 personnel” package.
Last time we looked at the 11 personnel package, or three-receiver set. As we noted there, 11 personnel has largely taken over as the primary offensive personnel grouping in both the college and professional ranks. However there was a time...
The legends of former New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning and his jokes throughout the years have vibrated through teammates and coaches alike. Ranging from changing the language settings on his teammates’ phones to cracking harmless jokes, Eli has always been first to reveal a smile, despite his serious face and disciplined ways on the field.
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New York Giants headlines for Monday
Good morning, New York Giants fans!
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Patricia Traina isn’t fond of the “trade for Stephone Gilmore idea, meaning she agrees with me. Geez, Pat and I never agree on anything.
Eli Manning couldn't resist jab at Tom Brady in Father's Day video
No reason to hold back now.
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Eli Manning may not have been one of the most accurate quarterbacks, but he rose to the occasion in big games, and played a large role in beating arguably the greatest signal-caller in NFL history when it mattered, not once — but twice.
Brady has been to 10 Super Bowls and gone 7-3 in his career. Two of the Super Bowl losses came at the hands of Manning and the Giants.
The New York Giants offense was one of the worst in the NFL in 2020. The unit averaged a measly 17.5 points per game, ranking 31st in the league. In Jason Garrett’s first season as offensive coordinator of the Giants, he put a disappointing product on the field.
In case you missed it, here’s a look back at some of our recent originals: Years before Eli Manning‘s retirement, Giants fans bid farewell to longtime quarterback Phil Simms.
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Offensive tackles, best Giants team, more
We are in the dead period of the calendar year for the NFL. Still, we never stop thinking about the New York Giants here at Big Blue View. Here are some ‘things I think’ on this Father’s Day.
Re-visiting Mekhi BectonWhen the New York Giants had the fourth overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft and the entire football world knew they would select an offensive tackle. At the time, yours truly was a...
Nobody anticipated the New York Giants spending so much of their resources on the secondary this off-season. Ranging from the signing of Adoree Jackson on a three-year, $39 million deal to spending multiple draft picks on corners, they have completely upgraded a unit that performed well in 2020 despite deficiencies.
A lot has been spoken about the New York Giants offensive line already. In particular, the offensive line is frequently brought up after losses as one of the main contributing factors.
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Veteran will be relied on to fill hole left by loss of Dalvin Tomlinson
The New York Giants made the decision this offseason to let defensive tackle Dalvin Tomlinson leave in free agency, choosing to utilize their salary cap resources in other ways. Austin Johnson will be one of the players the Giants depend on to fill the role Tomlinson played in the middle of the Giants’ three-man defensive...
The mail’s here!
An early Happy Father’s Day to all you dads out there. Let’s see if we can help you enjoy your weekend by opening the Big Blue View Mailbag and seeing what questions we can answer.
Douglas Mollin asks: Thursday this week, you had a story from Bleacher Report with the “biggest regret” of the offseason — which they thought was Toney. Not many BBVers agree. If you had chosen, what would you pick as a regret for the Giants offseason?
Not trading Engram? Possibly for...When the New York Giants signed James Bradberry in 2020 to a three-year, $43.5 million deal, nobody expected him to emerge as one of the best corners in football.
The New York Giants will likely come into 2021 with a better defense than they had in 2020. While more of the focus has gone to improving the offense, there have been some good additions to the defense and we can expect more from defensive coordinator Patrick Graham now that the Giants are no longer working with an entirely new staff.
The New York Giants invested a plethora of assets into their offensive line last offseason. However, these investments have yet to pay off as the Giants possess one of the NFL’s worst offensive lines.