The guys are back talking NY Giant depth chart and the front seven for Big Blue on the defensive side of the ball. With rookie Keyvon Thibodeaux and second year man Aeez Ojulari at the ready, the defensive line is poised to have a big impact. Andy asserts it will be time for Leonard William to get back to his multi-sack season form, while Adam looks at resetting Dexter Lawrence as the NT powerhouse of Wink Martindale's scheme. The guys discuss the depth at the Edge position and if players like Cam Brown and Elerson Smith can emerge as key contributors. Meanwhile the ILB room offers some interesting questions. The guys discuss what to expect from Blake Martinez and Tae Crowder, where McFadden and Beaver sit into the mix and if a somewhat forgotten name in TJ Brunson could also carve out a role.

The guys are back talking NY Giants football, and the offseason position battles this offseason. Adam and Andy discuss how they might be on the wrong side of history when it comes to Julian Love, but just can't understand how a three year back up is now being touted as the answer for Wink Martindale. The 114th pick in the draft, Dane Belton may have something to say about that offseason. Closer to the line of scrimmage, Adam notes that Darnay Holmes may have the size to make himself a useful piece defense, while Andy continues to wonder what to make of the increasing number of veteran bodies being brought into camp.

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The Guys are back talking all things NY Giants! As the offseason moves along, some familiar faces are back from the injury road for Big Blue. Bobby Johnson is now ready to provide stability from the top down for the offensive line. There is a new mentality for this group, and already former fifth-round pick Shane Lemieux is looking to benefit from that. In spite of missing all but 17 snaps last year, can Lemieux hold off Joe Schoen's draft darling in Joshua Ezeudu? Nick Gates is also a man on the mend, and Andy asserts he can be the versatile long term back-up for this unit. All of these position battles bring Adam to Daniel Jones. The guys take a look at some other top draft talent over the first three years of their careers. It is surprising to see how, on paper at least, Daniel Jones holds his own.

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The guys take a look a the NY Giants depth chart on both sides of the ball and ask the question - how many building blocks are in the building? Beyond the intrigue of Daniel Jones pivotal season, who can Giants fans rely on going forward. The obvious names like Kayvon Thibodeaux and Evan Neal, who will be a part of the winning culture Joe Schoen wants to build? The guys discuss returning players like Leonard Williams, Xavier McKinney, Dexter Lawrence and Adoree Jackson who could all make strong cases for a second contract with Big Blue. Offensively, the obvious bookends of Andrew Thomas and Evan Neal are the clear high-expectation players. Beyond those names, Andy highlights Daniel Bellinger as a sneaky building block, while Adam continues to sing the praises of Wan'Dale Robinson. It's a fun conversation to frame what Giants fans can watch for in the upcoming year! OGP is the best NY Giants podcast for diehard Big Blue fans!

The guys breakdown the James Bradberry money, his impact on the Eagles, and why things fell a part this offseason for Joe Schoen. Adam also discuss why his departure should not bring outrage from fans, as there is no "blame" to be placed. Andy runs down the financial impact and what the Giants have continued to do this offseason to improve the New York Giants depth chart

Adam and Andy are on talking New York Giants OTA takeaways! Once again there are a few names getting some buzz. While Wan'Dale Robinson continues to shine, a familiar name in Colin Johnson has shown a strong camp connection with Daniel Jones. How will he, CJ Board, David Sills and others fair within the crowded wide receiver room? As Jahad Ward puts solid reps on tape, the Giants added more Wink Martindale ties to the defense in Khalil Dorsey and Maurice Canady. The guys discuss if these names should be positive additions, warning sirens for certain players, or camp competition alone. All this plus a look at cap space and how they move forward from here

The rookies come out to play! Adam Armbrecht and Andy Mackiewicz are back talking mini-camp as the young draft picks got their first taste with Big Blue. The guys discuss past examples of top 10 talent at the OT and Edge position and if anything standard should be set for Keyvon Thibodeaux and Evan Neal. Adam highlights the right approach from Safety Dane Belton, while knowing Yusuf Corker could be lurking. Andy spotlights Daniel Bellinger at the TE position - marked with modest expectations, but capable of pushing for an early role. The UDFA darling remains Jashaun Corbin, and Adam continues to ear-mark him for an opening day role. Lastly, while both last years win total and this year's win projections might be favorable for the Giants, in the end the results on the field are all that matter for OGP!

The Giants are set to welcome in the rookie class for their first mini-camp! While no career will be made or broken over the weekend, there are a few key players that can elevate themselves in the eyes of the coaching staff and Giants fans. Adam and Andy discuss if Wan'Dale Robinson can dismiss the notion he was taken too early, how Ezeudu will put the O-Line on notice and what the opportunity for Darrian Beavers can look like off a strong camp. They also note the continued organizational turnover under Joe Schoen as well as a fan-perspective on the schedule release from Andy

New York Giants fans are excited about the new direction under Joe Schoen, highlighted by the rookie mini-camp kicking off on Friday. While Adam Armbrecht is thrilled with the collection of talent, it doesn't mean it was a flawless execution over the 2022 NFL Draft weekend. Walter Cherepinsky from Walterfootball.com joins the show to offer his unbiased assessment of the 11-man rookie class for Big Blue. They discuss the value at the top, why Wan'Dale Robinson was a great pick and if some of the mid-round selections leave a bit to be desired. Adam gets feedback on the value of where the Giants picked, the late round steal of Darrian Beavers, and how many names we could see in the starting units come September.

The Giants offense could be ready to explode! The guys are in talking how dynamic this offensive unit could be for the upcoming season. Mike Kafka and Brian Daboll have overlapping concepts from Buffalo and Kansas City, and Adam believes Kadarius Toney can be the "Tyreek Hill" of Big Blue. Andy prefers the Buffalo Bills approach utilizing Daniel Jones legs and attacking short to long in the passing game. On either side, the opportunity for success all comes down to the man under center!