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The New York Giants have made some major moves, and Drew and Rob are here to break it all down in another jam-packed episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates. With free agency in full swing, the Giants have re-signed a familiar face, added key pieces on defense, and continue to be linked to the biggest quarterback names in the NFL. This episode dives deep into all the latest Giants news, rumors, and updates as the team looks to reshape its roster for the 2025 season.
The show kicks off with the Giants re-signing wide receiver Darius Slayton to a three-year, $36 million deal. After finishing the 2023 season with 39 catches for 573 yards and two touchdowns, Slayton remains a solid part of the Giants’ receiving corps. What does this signing mean for the offense, and could it indicate what direction the Giants will go in the draft?
Next, the Giants addressed a major need on defense by signing cornerback Paulson Adebo. The former Saints CB, who played at Stanford alongside Bobby Okereke, comes to New York after an injury-limited season in which he recorded 52 tackles and three interceptions in just seven games. While he has been a solid CB2 for most of his career, his aggressive playstyle and struggles against the run could be a concern. The initial reports on his contract were all over the place, ranging from three years, $30 million to three years, $54 million, with conflicting details on guarantees. The guys break down what Adebo brings to the Giants and whether this signing is a bargain or an overpay.
The defensive reinforcements didn’t stop there, as the Giants also signed veteran defensive lineman Roy Robertson-Harris to a two-year, $10 million deal. Standing at 6’5” and 290 pounds, the 31-year-old spent last season with both the Jaguars and Seahawks, appearing in 17 games with two starts. He recorded 20 tackles, four tackles for loss, two sacks, and five QB hits while playing 34 percent of defensive snaps. While his PFF grades weren’t impressive, Robertson-Harris brings experience and depth to a defensive line that needed reinforcements. Could this be the first step in rebuilding the defensive front, or is this simply a depth move?
One of the biggest topics of the episode revolves around the ongoing quarterback carousel. The Giants are still waiting on a decision from Aaron Rodgers, who has been linked to both New York and the Pittsburgh Steelers. While Rodgers takes his time deciding his future, other quarterbacks have already landed in new homes. Zach Wilson is heading to the Dolphins, Josh Dobbs is joining the Patriots, and Kenny Pickett was traded from the Eagles to the Browns. Meanwhile, Justin Fields signed with the Jets, Sam Darnold is now a Seahawk, and Jimmy Garoppolo

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In this in-depth episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, Drew and Rob tackle the aftermath of the Giants' stunning 45-33 victory over the Indianapolis Colts. While the win broke a ten-game losing streak and provided a much-needed morale boost, it also came with a significant downside: the Giants are no longer in position to claim the first overall pick in the upcoming NFL Draft. With the team now sitting at the fourth pick, they explore the ripple effects this outcome will have on the Giants' future.
The episode dives into whether this victory might have saved the jobs of Head Coach Brian Daboll and General Manager Joe Schoen. Drew and Rob analyze if ownership might now view the duo's leadership in a more favorable light or if the team’s overall struggles are too glaring to overlook. Could Schoen’s draft strategy, particularly with a high but not top pick, be the deciding factor in his fate?
Shifting focus to the draft itself, the hosts discuss the Giants’ options at the fourth spot and the tantalizing possibility of trading up to reclaim the top pick. Breaking down the points value of draft selections, they assess whether the Giants could package their additional picks or future assets to move up and secure a potential franchise quarterback like Shedeur Sanders or Cam Ward. The mock draft discussion includes profiles of standout prospects like Michigan CB Will Johnson, West Virginia G Wyatt Milum, and Cincinnati DT Dontay Corleone, showcasing the talent the Giants could still land even without the top selection.
Drew and Rob also cover how Shedeur Sanders has seemingly hinted at an interest in joining the Giants, with rumors of Giants-themed cleats and a growing connection to the team. Is there a legitimate chance that Deion Sanders would steer his son to New York, similar to how the Manning family maneuvered Eli to the Giants two decades ago?
The episode doesn't stop there. Drew and Rob tackle hot topics like Cam Ward’s controversial decision to sit out the second half of Miami’s Pop Tarts Bowl loss and Eli Manning’s candidacy as a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. They examine whether Ward’s actions were worse than players who opt out of bowl games entirely and debate if Eli’s New York legacy will help push him into Canton on his first ballot.
Don’t miss this jam-packed episode as Drew and Rob break down the critical moments shaping the New York Giants’ future. Whether you’re celebrating the win or lamenting the draft implications, this is the must-watch show for all Giants fans.
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In this live postgame reaction show, Drew from *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates* dives into the aftermath of the Colts vs. Giants game at MetLife Stadium. The Giants have completed their final home game of the season, and the focus remains on their pursuit of the number one overall draft pick. With a 10-game losing streak in tow, New York is now officially the first Giants team in franchise history to go winless at home. Drew breaks down the game, the team’s struggles, and what this all means for the future of the Giants.
The quarterback matchup added intrigue to the game, with Drew Lock starting for the Giants and Joe Flacco leading the Colts. Despite heroic efforts by rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers, who played through injuries, and the uncertainty surrounding running back Tyrone Tracy Jr., the Giants couldn’t get it done. Fans are left wondering if this is all part of the bigger picture—securing a generational talent at the top of the draft.
The conversation then shifts to college football, starting with Cam Ward’s controversial decision during the Pop-Tarts Bowl. Ward made NCAA history by setting the career record for passing touchdowns, but his decision to sit out the second half of the game sparked debate. Miami lost to Iowa State 42-41, and Drew dissects whether Ward’s actions were worse or better than players who opt out of bowl games entirely. Did Ward abandon his teammates, or does the nature of the Pop-Tarts Bowl make it a non-issue?
Next, Drew unpacks the Shedeur Sanders buzz. During the Alamo Bowl, Sanders sparked speculation by being spotted with custom cleats in Giants colors in his locker. A viral video teased their reveal, and although reports claimed he wore them during the game, those were later debunked. Could Sanders be sending a not-so-subtle hint about his NFL aspirations and a potential fit with the Giants?
Drew also addresses the massive implications of the Giants holding the top pick in the draft. With the franchise’s future hanging in the balance, is Joe Schoen the right person to make this decision? There’s a debate over whether Shedeur Sanders or Cam Ward is worthy of the first overall selection. Some argue that Schoen’s job security could influence his choice, while a new GM might prioritize long-term team building.
Lastly, Drew celebrates a historic moment for Giants legend Eli Manning, who has been named a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Eli joins an elite list of 15 finalists, including first-time nominees like Luke Kuechly, Terrell Suggs, and Adam Vinatieri. Drew discusses Eli’s chances of being a first-ballot Hall of Famer and whether his legacy, the Manning name, and his New York market ties will tip the scales in his f

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In this full episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, Drew and Rob take Giants fans deep into early 2025 NFL Draft scouting as they evaluate five more wide receivers and five top center prospects the New York Giants could target. With Big Blue still looking to build a stronger offense for the future, this episode focuses on players who could fit the needs of the Giants heading into next season. Whether you’re a draft junkie or just getting started, this scouting breakdown covers some of the most intriguing prospects that fans should know about as we approach draft season.
At wide receiver, the hosts discuss Stanford’s Elic Ayomanor, an explosive pass catcher with a strong build and a knack for contested catches despite some drop concerns and a limited route tree. Oregon’s Tez Johnson is described as electric, twitchy, and a true YAC threat, but his small frame and lack of deep-threat production raise questions. TCU’s Savion Williams brings size and athleticism at 6’5”, with raw potential and red-zone upside, but inconsistent hands and blocking issues. Miami’s Xavier Restrepo is highlighted as a record-setting receiver and high-IQ route technician with two straight 1,000-yard seasons, although his poor 40-yard dash and small size might scare some teams off. Finally, Isaiah Bond, now at Texas after transferring from Alabama, offers elite speed and dynamic playmaking ability, but his hands and physicality remain concerns.
Then, the focus shifts to the top center prospects for the 2025 NFL Draft. Georgia’s Jared Wilson is identified as a rising prospect with great quickness and punch, though limited starting experience may impact his draft position. USC’s Jonah Monheim shows off strong versatility, having played across the offensive line, but remains raw as a true center. Texas’ Jake Majors brings solid run-blocking and pass-protection instincts, but questions linger about his strength and ability to hold blocks consistently. Ohio State’s Seth McLaughlin is known for strong hands and size, but persistent snap issues from his Alabama days could haunt his stock. Lastly, Boston College’s Drew Kendall, son of former NFL lineman Pete Kendall, flashes intelligence and mobility but lacks size and strength against top-tier competition.
Throughout the episode, Drew and Rob provide detailed insight into where these prospects may land in the upcoming draft, projecting most of them as Day 2 or Day 3 picks. For fans of the Giants looking to get a leg up on the 2025 draft class, this episode is a must-watch. Whether you're eyeing future weapons for the Giants' quarterback or key pieces to solidify the interior offensive line, this breakdown delivers an early look at the names every New York Giants fan should

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In this jam-packed episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, Drew and Rob dissect another demoralizing week for the New York Giants and tackle some of the most intriguing and controversial stories in the NFL.
The frustration among fans was on full display once again as a second protest banner flew over MetLife Stadium prior to the game. Drew and Rob discuss the growing dissatisfaction among fans and how these public displays of frustration are further tarnishing the reputation of the franchise.
One of the most talked-about stories in the NFL this week involves Shedeur Sanders, the highly touted quarterback prospect and son of NFL legend Deion Sanders. A report from NFL Rookie Watch claimed that Shedeur is prepared to refuse to play for the Giants or Browns if drafted by either team, drawing comparisons to Eli Manning’s famous refusal to play for the Chargers in 2004.
Further fueling speculation, Shedeur Sanders was recently spotted in New York City playing catch with Giants rookie Malik Nabers during his visit for the Heisman Trophy ceremony, which his Colorado teammate Travis Hunter attended as a finalist. The interaction between Nabers and Sanders drew significant media attention, especially given their history. Nabers has downplayed their relationship in the past, but it’s worth noting that he attended one of Deion Sanders’ camps as a youth. Drew and Rob explore what this connection could mean and whether the Giants might still be in play for Shedeur, despite the swirling rumors.
The episode also takes a closer look at RB Singletary's recent comments about his limited role in the Giants’ offense. Singletary expressed frustration over his lack of opportunities, saying it’s been difficult to adjust to receiving just two or three carries per game. He noted that while a two-back system can work, it’s not what he expected, and he’s not planning to get used to it. Singletary’s remarks reflect a broader theme of dissatisfaction within the organization, as the season’s struggles continue to impact players’ morale.
In a surprising twist, Drew and Rob revisit reports surrounding Bill Belichick, who allegedly expressed no interest in taking the Giants' head coaching job, had it become available. Instead, Belichick reportedly reached out to the New York Jets before ultimately accepting the head coaching position at the University of North Carolina.\.
This episode also looks ahead to the final weeks of the NFL season, as Drew and Rob preview the Giants’ remaining games and consider what the future might hold for a team desperately in need of direction. With fans openly voicing their frustrations and players expressing dissatisfaction, the Giants are at a critical cro

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