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In this episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates,* Drew and Rob dive into recent reports from ESPN’s Jordan Raanan about the growing tension between New York Giants players and General Manager Joe Schoen. Appearing on the Talkin’ Giants Podcast, Raanan revealed that Schoen's decision-making, particularly the release of cornerback Nick McCloud, has not sat well with many players. Dexter Lawrence was reportedly among those upset, not only about McCloud’s release but also about the decision to bench Daniel Jones earlier in the season. According to Raanan, these moves have made Schoen "not that popular in the locker room at all," something that could have ripple effects throughout the organization.

The controversy doesn’t end there. Raanan also shed light on another hot-button issue: Tyrod Taylor’s demotion. The locker room was reportedly unhappy with Taylor losing his starting job to Tommy DeVito while Taylor was injured. Raanan pointed out the disconnect between the front office and the players, suggesting that Schoen might have misread the situation, especially if the organization truly believed Taylor might return to the team after such treatment. Raanan stated, “He wasn’t going to come back. He didn’t like that he lost his job by injury again and to Tommy DeVito. If the front office really thought that, they’re completely out of touch.”

Dexter Lawrence also spoke candidly about the tough transition to DeVito, calling the move challenging but emphasizing the need to trust the coaching staff. While he expressed his support for Daniel Jones as a teammate and friend, Lawrence highlighted the importance of staying focused and avoiding overthinking the front office's decisions.

The discussion then shifts to how the Giants match up against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers heading into this week. The Buccaneers’ once-dominant defense has faltered this season, allowing 26.6 points per game and ranking near the bottom of the league in yards allowed. Drew and Rob analyze how this presents a golden opportunity for Tommy DeVito to shine. DeVito faces a defense that struggles against both the run and pass, which could allow the Giants’ offense to get into a rhythm. Tyrone Tracy Jr., in particular, could exploit a Buccaneers defense that has given up 4.8 yards per carry.

On the flip side, the Giants' defense will need to contend with Baker Mayfield, who has been effective this season with a 103.6 passer rating and 24 touchdowns. Even with key injuries like Chris Godwin being out for the year, Mayfield still has dangerous weapons in Mike Evans and Cade Otton. The Giants will need to continue their strong defensive performances, as they rank top five in multiple defensive categories, including points allowed and third-down conversions.

Drew and Rob wrap up the segment by providing their predictions for the Giants' upcoming game and Thursday Night Football's Steelers vs. Browns matchup. This thought-provoking segment offers deep insights into the challenges facing the Giants and the tension brewing behind the scenes in what has already been a tumultuous season. 

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The New York Giants have officially entered a new chapter in their turbulent 2024 season. Head coach Brian Daboll announced a monumental shift in the quarterback position, benching Daniel Jones in favor of Tommy DeVito. This decision, confirmed by NFL insider Ian Rapoport, comes as the Giants struggle at 2-8 and look to retool for the future. Daboll stated that the move was made after thorough evaluation and praised DeVito for the spark he showed last year. 

Financial implications aside, this decision marks a significant pivot for the Giants. Daboll also hinted at further roster evaluations, suggesting that underperforming players could see reduced roles as the team focuses on assessing talent for 2025 and beyond. While ownership reportedly supports Daboll for now, insiders like Jordan Schultz report that the next seven games are critical for the head coach. Daboll’s decision to start DeVito could be a last-ditch effort to reignite the offense and prove his worth to ownership, especially amid increasing speculation about his future with the team.  
Roster problems extend far beyond the quarterback position. Deonte Banks, who was expected to solidify the secondary, has struggled in his second year, leaving the Giants in desperate need of a true CB1. On the defensive line, Dexter Lawrence continues to dominate as one of the league’s premier nose tackles, but the rest of the unit has underwhelmed, particularly in run defense. The offensive line, once a persistent weakness, still faces questions, especially with free agent Greg Van Roten potentially departing. Wide receiver and tight end positions remain areas of concern, with players like Darius Slayton and Chris Manhertz also set to hit free agency.  
Looking to the future, the Giants are poised to make bold moves in free agency and the draft. Cutting Daniel Jones and others could free up over $60 million in cap space, allowing the team to pursue veteran quarterbacks to bridge the gap until a rookie is ready to start. Free-agent targets may include Taylor Heinicke, Sam Darnold, or even Justin Fields, depending on cost and availability. In the draft, projections suggest Miami QB Cam Ward could be the team’s top pick. Other potential draftees include Kenneth Grant, a defensive tackle with elite run-stopping skills, and Quincy Riley, a cornerback with developmental upside.  
Free agency and the draft are not the only areas of focus. Key re-signings like WR Darius Slayton, OL Greg Van Roten, and EDGE Azeez Ojulari are vital to maintaining continuity and addressing depth concerns. Meanwhile, veterans like QB Drew Lock and CB Adoree Jackson are unlikely to return, further emphasizing the need for strategic acquisitions to stabilize the roster.  
Despite the team's struggles, ownership reportedly values continuity, with Adam Schefter suggesting that Daboll and Schoen are likely safe for now. However, this commitment to stability is contingent on the team’s performance over the next seven games. Giants fans will watch closely as the team navigates this critical stretch, knowing that their franchise’s direction hangs in the balance.  
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In this intense segment from "2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates," hosts Drew and Rob dive deep into recent bold claims made by Rich Eisen and Adam Schefter on the state of the New York Giants, featuring insights from other NFL insiders on Brian Daboll, Daniel Jones, and the future of the Giants organization. Rich Eisen brings a passionate perspective on Brian Daboll’s play-calling, highlighting how Daboll’s schemes are putting players in positions to succeed — players are getting open, but Daniel Jones isn’t delivering. Eisen points to moments like the missed connection with Malik Nabers on a key third down, noting that Daboll’s frustration was visible on the field. Eisen underscores that Daboll’s skill as a play-caller and his background under Nick Saban and Bill Belichick make him the kind of head coach New York needs, yet the disconnect with Jones is clear. 

Adam Schefter’s view brings a dramatic twist, suggesting the Giants might be done with Jones altogether. According to Schefter, Daboll’s recent tone has shifted, no longer showing unwavering support for Jones as the starter. Schefter speculates that this change, coupled with the high injury risk associated with Jones’ contract, could signal the end of Jones’ time in New York. As the Giants look to the future, Schefter’s statements amplify the uncertainty surrounding Jones, with the injury guarantee looming large over the organization’s decisions. Meanwhile, former Giants defensive lineman and Super Bowl champion Chris Canty doesn’t mince words, urging the Giants to consider a complete rebuild. Canty argues that with Daboll and GM Joe Schoen facing increased scrutiny, it might be time for the Giants to hold the leadership accountable. He contends that if the Giants can’t replicate the success they found last season with Jones, then it’s not only Jones but the front office and coaching staff that need to answer for the disappointing performance.

Drew and Rob also discuss potential upgrades on the offensive line, with Tyre Phillips ready to return from injury and bolster the Giants’ tackle position. Insider Jordan Schultz reports that Phillips is in top shape and drawing interest across the league. Given the Giants' current struggles on the line, particularly with injuries to Andrew Thomas and the performance issues from Evan Neal, Phillips could bring stability, but the Giants may need to act fast if he’s courted by other teams. This intense segment captures the friction within the Giants organization and the challenging decisions ahead. With new updates, rumors, and expert takes, Drew and Rob provide fans with a comprehensive look at the drama unfolding in the Giants’ camp and the pivotal moments that may define the season.

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Drew and Rob break down the most exciting quarterback prospects in college football, eyeing which of these players could fit the New York Giants’ future plans. They are joined by Dash of Big Dash Knows. The show kicks off by diving deep into Cam Ward, the talented dual-threat from Miami, known for his natural arm talent and playmaking ability. With impressive stats and NFL-level skills, Ward has superstar potential if he can improve his decision-making. Next, Shedeur Sanders—son of Deion Sanders—is in the spotlight. The Colorado QB is praised for his accuracy, leadership, and ability to perform under pressure despite an often-struggling offensive line. Could he be the next franchise QB for the Giants, bringing not only talent but also charisma?

The discussion then shifts to Quinn Ewers from Texas, known for his strong arm and pre-snap intelligence, but still grappling with consistency and pressure handling. Georgia’s Carson Beck is also on the radar, offering ideal NFL size and a reliable pocket-passing approach that the Giants might find appealing. Alabama’s Jalen Milroe presents an intriguing option with his dual-threat capabilities, though his quick tendency to run may raise questions about his fit in the Giants' system. Other potential picks include LSU’s Garrett Nussmeier, Oregon’s Dillon Gabriel, and Indiana’s Kurtis Rourke—each with unique strengths and challenges as potential NFL players.

Throughout the episode, Drew and Rob analyze these quarterbacks’ stats, skills, and play styles, considering how each might impact the Giants. Would a pocket-passer or a mobile QB better fit the Giants' vision? Get ready for an in-depth exploration of the future possibilities for New York's quarterback room as Drew and Rob assess who might be ready to lead Big Blue.

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In this live episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates,* hosts Drew and Rob dive into the latest Giants news, rumors, and updates surrounding a season-defining moment for the New York Giants. Head Coach Brian Daboll’s recent comments about quarterback Daniel Jones have ignited a fresh wave of speculation in Giants Nation, as Daboll’s hesitation to confirm Jones as the starter after their Week 10 overtime loss to the Panthers hints at potential changes ahead.

As the Giants struggle to turn their season around, Drew and Rob spotlight some bright spots on the team, including a possible breakout performance from offensive tackle Evan Neal. Known for early struggles in his career, Neal delivered what might be his best performance yet against Carolina, achieving the highest PFF grade of any Giant in Week 10 at 80.6. His impressive run-blocking grade of 93.4 reveals a new level of consistency and technique that the Giants have been waiting for. 

Shifting focus to the broader NFL landscape, Drew and Rob recap all the action from Week 10, a thrilling week that delivered some unexpected twists and tight finishes. Starting with the Thursday night shootout where the Bengals narrowly lost to the Ravens in a high-stakes 35-34 showdown, they recount each game, highlighting standout performances, surprising upsets, and the evolving playoff picture in the NFC East and beyond. Sunday’s slate featured some crucial moments, especially for the Giants’ NFC East rivals. The Eagles dominated the Cowboys 34-6, while the Commanders suffered a narrow 28-27 defeat to the Steelers, impacting the Giants' position in the division standings. Drew and Rob discuss the implications of these results, examining how they influence the Giants’ chances and what the second half of the season could hold for their NFC East rivals.

Drew and Rob also recap the Giants’ international showdown in Germany, where they suffered a heartbreaking 20-17 overtime loss to the Carolina Panthers. The game was a bitter pill for the Giants, with a tough final play that saw rookie Tyrone Tracy Jr. fumble in overtime, sealing the loss. Despite the disappointment, Tracy’s development continues to be a rare positive for the Giants offense, offering a glimpse into the potential future stars of the franchise. They also cover some of the standout games of the week, including the Chiefs narrowly edging out the Broncos thanks to a last-minute blocked field goal, and the Texans fighting hard but ultimately falling to the Lions in a 26-23 Sunday Night Football thriller. 

As the Giants hit the bye week, Drew and Rob speculate on the team’s plans for evaluating the quarterback position and where improvements might come from across the roster. With a critical second half ahead, the hosts share their thoughts on the Giants' current state and the adjustments that could reignite their season. 

Whether you’re a lifelong Giants fan or following the latest NFC East developments, this episode has it all—from in-depth Giants analysis to comprehensive coverage of the week’s biggest NFL matchups. Don’t miss out on the latest Giants news, updates, and rumors, only on *2 Giants Goofballs*!

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Join Drew and Rob on *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates* as they break down every play, highlight, and unexpected twist from the Giants’ first-ever game in Munich, Germany! As New York faced off against the Carolina Panthers on international soil, the Giants looked to capitalize on an electric atmosphere and showcase their skills before a passionate European crowd. Drew and Rob analyze the game's standout moments, examining everything from key plays by the Giants’ defense to offensive strategies that defined the outcome. They’ll cover Daniel Jones' performance, his chemistry with the receiving corps, and how the Giants managed—or struggled—to move the ball against Carolina’s defense. 

Our hosts also dive into how Bryce Young fared in this international clash and if the Giants' defense rose to the challenge of pressuring the young QB. With fans worldwide tuning in, we’ll discuss if New York brought home the win or what areas they need to address post-game. Was it a defensive showdown or an offensive showcase? Did Malik Nabers, Brian Burns, and other key players deliver in this high-stakes matchup? Drew and Rob leave no detail unturned as they give you the complete rundown of all things Giants vs. Panthers in Munich. Whether you’re celebrating a victory or analyzing a tough loss, this postgame show is packed with insights, game stats, and all the passion of *2 Giants Goofballs!*

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In this live episode of "2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates," hosts Drew and Rob dive deep into the latest NY Giants news, breaking down the flurry of roster changes, injury updates, and a comprehensive game preview of the Giants' upcoming clash against the struggling Carolina Panthers. 
The Giants have made a significant roster addition with offensive lineman Bryan Hudson, a UDFA rookie out of Louisville. 6’5” and 305 pounds, Hudson’s athletic ability drew attention during the 2024 NFL Draft for his exceptional Pro Day numbers, showcasing his broad jump, shuttle run, and agility. Despite bouncing between the Detroit Lions and the New England Patriots practice squads, he now gets a fresh start with New York, though the question remains whether he can make an impact.
As the Giants prepare for the game, they face criticism from a former coach. Ex-defensive coordinator Wink Martindale, now coaching at Michigan, made pointed comments about preferring a winning environment, taking a subtle jab at the Giants’ current 2-7 record. Former Giant Jon Feliciano also stirred controversy on social media, criticizing the Giants' offensive line coach in light of Washington's improved record. 
On the special teams front, injury updates indicate kicker Graham Gano and punter Jamie Gillan are nearing their return. HC Daboll mentioned that Gano and Gillan were limited participants in practice and could rejoin the team in time for the game against the Panthers. In light of this news, the Giants have released punter Matt Haack, who was briefly filling in but was sent back to the practice squad after four games.
The Giants also released cornerback Nick McCloud after he declined a pay cut, a move that saves the team $900,000 in cap space. Injuries to Adoree’ Jackson and Dru Phillips have tested the Giants’ depth at corner, making McCloud’s departure a gamble on cap savings versus depth. Art Green, a 24-year-old, 6’1” corner out of Houston, has been elevated from the practice squad to help cover the gap. Green is raw but possesses the size and speed the Giants’ defense needs, and his promotion signals the Giants’ interest in getting a fresh perspective in their secondary.
As they shift to the game preview, the hosts break down the Giants’ approach to a Panthers defense ranked worst in the league in nearly every category. Carolina has allowed the highest points per game, total yards per game, and third-down conversion rates, making them a target for the Giants’ offense. With Darius Slayton potentially sidelined due to concussion protocol, rookies Malik Nabers and Tyrone Tracy Jr. may need to step up as the primary targets.
On defense, the Giants must contend with Panthers’ rookie quarterback Bryce Young, who has struggled with consistency. Carolina averages just 13.25 points per game with Young as the starter, although his recent games show slight improvement. Carolina’s running backs, Chuba Hubbard and the newly activated rookie Jonathan Brooks, may pose more of a challenge as the Giants' run defense has been vulnerable in recent weeks. 
The segment concludes with Drew and Rob’s thoughts on the Giants' strategy for Thursday Night Football’s AFC North showdown betw

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In this live episode of "2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates," hosts Drew and Rob dive deep into the latest NY Giants news, breaking down the flurry of roster changes, injury updates, and a comprehensive game preview of the Giants' upcoming clash against the struggling Carolina Panthers. 

The Giants have made a significant roster addition with offensive lineman Bryan Hudson, a UDFA rookie out of Louisville. Standing at 6’5” and weighing 305 pounds, Hudson’s athletic ability drew attention during the 2024 NFL Draft for his exceptional Pro Day numbers, showcasing his broad jump, shuttle run, and agility. Despite bouncing between the Detroit Lions and the New England Patriots practice squads, he now gets a fresh start with NY, though the question remains whether he can make an impact with his limited NFL experience.

As the Giants prepare for the game, they face criticism from a former coach. Ex-defensive coordinator Wink Martindale, now coaching at Michigan, made pointed comments about preferring a winning environment, taking a subtle jab at the Giants’ current 2-7 record. Former Giant Jon Feliciano also stirred controversy on social media, criticizing the Giants' offensive line coach in light of Washington's improved record. 

On the special teams front, injury updates indicate kicker Graham Gano and punter Jamie Gillan are nearing their return. Head Coach Brian Daboll mentioned that Gano and Gillan were limited participants in practice and could rejoin the team in time for the game against the Panthers. In light of this news, the Giants have released punter Matt Haack, who was briefly filling in but was sent back to the practice squad after four games.

The Giants also released cornerback Nick McCloud after he declined a pay cut, a move that saves the team $900K in cap space. Injuries to Adoree and Dru have tested the Giants’ depth at corner, making McCloud’s departure a gamble on cap savings versus depth. Art Green, a 24-year-old, 6’1” corner out of Houston, has been elevated from the practice squad to help cover the gap. 

As they shift to the game preview, the hosts break down the Giants approach to a Panthers defense ranked worst in the league in nearly every category. Carolina has allowed the highest points per game, total yards per game, and third-down conversion rates, making them a target for the Giants’ offense. With Darius Slayton potentially sidelined due to concussion protocol, rookies Malik Nabers and Tyrone Tracy Jr. may need to step up as the primary targets. 

On defense, the Giants must contend with Panthers rookie QB Bryce Young, who has struggled with consistency. Carolina averages just 13.25 points per game with Young as the starter, although his recent games show slight improvement. Carolina’s RBs, Hubbard and the newly activated rookie Jonathan Brooks, may pose more of a challenge as the Giants' run defense has been vulnerable in recent weeks. With their top receivers like Diontae Johnson and Jonathan Mingo recently traded, and Thielen on IR, Carolina’s passing attack will rely on young targets like TE Ja’tavion Sanders and WR Xavier Legette. 
The segment concludes with TNF's AFC North showdown

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Drew and Rob are back on *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates* for a full postgame breakdown of the thrilling Week 9 clash between the New York Giants and the Washington Commanders at MetLife Stadium. Going live immediately after the final whistle, this postgame show dives deep into every key moment, player performance, and game-changing play from this NFC East showdown. With the Commanders winning the earlier Week 2 matchup 21-18, the Giants came into this game hungry for revenge on home turf, determined to even the score in front of their fans.  

In this comprehensive postgame analysis, Drew and Rob dissect the Giants’ game plan on both sides of the ball. We’ll start with the defense, which had a massive challenge in containing the dual-threat QB Jayden Daniels, one of the most electrifying young quarterbacks in the NFC East. Supported by top-tier weapons like wide receiver Terry McLaurin and running back Brian Robinson, Daniels led the Commanders with confidence. Giants DT Dexter Lawrence and recently acquired OLB Brian Burns came in looking to make a statement. Did Lawrence live up to his reputation as one of the most disruptive defensive tackles in the league? Did Burns, in his first full season with the Giants, apply enough pressure on Daniels to throw the Commanders’ offense off balance? We'll analyze how the Giants defense handled Washington's versatile offensive threats and where the Giants showed resilience—or where things may have fallen short.

On the offensive side, the Giants leaned heavily on QB Daniel Jones to keep the pace and counter the Commanders’ defensive front. Drew and Rob will break down how Jones performed, especially in connecting with rookie WR Malik Nabers, whose return to form after a concussion brought much-needed energy to the passing game. We'll discuss how well Jones and Nabers clicked and if the passing game could break through against a Commanders secondary that’s had its ups and downs this season. Another key focus will be rookie running back Tyrone Tracy Jr., who was cleared from concussion protocol just in time to add depth to the Giants' ground game. Could Tracy Jr. make an impact as a change-of-pace option to support the offense and give Jones more flexibility? 

Special teams also had a significant shift this week with kicker Jude McAtamney stepping in for Greg Joseph, sidelined with an abdominal injury. Drew and Rob will discuss how McAtamney handled the pressure of kicking at MetLife and whether he stepped up when the Giants needed him most, particularly in a game with potentially narrow margins.

Throughout the show, Drew and Rob will dive into all the game’s turning points and key moments, from red-zone efficiency to crucial third-down stops and explosive plays on both sides. They’ll break down coaching decisions, standout individual efforts, and where the Giants’ game plan shone brightest or faltered against a determined Washington squad. As they analyze the outcome and what it means for the Giants’ season going forward, Drew and Rob will also take live reactions from fans, unpacking how this game impacts Big Blue’s place in the NFC East standings.

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In this jam-packed live episode of "2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates," hosts Drew and Rob break down all the latest news surrounding the NY Giants as they gear up for their NFC East showdown against the Washington Commanders. They dive into the New York Giants’ injury report for this week, highlighting key players like offensive lineman Ezeudu, WR Ihmir Smith-Marsette, and several defensive backs including Adoree' Jackson and Cor'Dale Flott. The Giants are dealing with a host of injuries across critical positions, affecting their lineup as they prepare to face a Commanders team battling their own injury setbacks, including players like linebacker Frankie Luvu and tackle Cornelius Lucas. Drew and Rob dissect how these injuries could impact the Giants’ performance, and whether the Giants can overcome these challenges to bring home a much-needed NFC East win.

Next, the hosts focus on a hot topic involving Giants offensive tackle Eluemunor, who made waves with his recent comments on holding his ground against T.J. Watt. Eluemunor had boldly claimed he wanted to face Watt one-on-one, and post-game, he stood by his stance, asserting that Watt was limited to just a single impact play in the matchup. Drew and Rob analyze the stats behind the story, noting Watt’s six pressures, two sacks, and forced fumble, which sparked plenty of debate on just how effective Eluemunor’s efforts were. As they discuss the comments from both Eluemunor and Watt, the hosts examine what this means for Eluemunor’s role on the Giants’ offensive line moving forward.

The show then takes a look at the latest news on former Giants head coach Tom Coughlin, who’s moved one step closer to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. With Coughlin named as one of nine semifinalists by the Hall’s Coach Blue-Ribbon Committee, Drew and Rob discuss his storied legacy with the Giants, where he led the team to two Super Bowl victories. The duo recounts key moments from Coughlin’s tenure, reflecting on his impact not only in New York but across the NFL. As the conversation unfolds, they talk about Coughlin’s competition for the Hall, including other former Giants coaches like Dan Reeves and Marty Schottenheimer, pondering Coughlin’s chances of making the final cut.

As they prepare for Week 9, Drew and Rob shift focus to their game picks for the upcoming matchups across the NFL, analyzing the latest odds and making predictions for each game. With the Cowboys facing the Falcons, the Ravens up against the Broncos, and the Dolphins squaring off against the Bills, the hosts give their insights on where the biggest upsets and surprise wins might unfold. Their predictions include everything from the Giants vs. Commanders matchup, where the Giants are slight underdogs at home, to high-stakes games like the Lions at Packers and Rams at Seahawks. 

Throughout the live show, Drew and Rob keep Giants fans updated with all the critical NY Giants news and analysis they need. They offer the latest rumors and updates about injury statuses, roster decisions, and how these moves might play out on the field. With the Giants aiming to regroup and rebound in the NFC East standings, Drew and Rob break down everyt

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