The Giants Report

On this episode of The Giants Report, we react to the full New York Giants schedule release and break down what could define the Giants’ 2026 season.

We dive into a schedule that appears manageable early on, discussing why the first 7 games could give the Giants a real opportunity to build momentum and start the season hot. Which games are must-win? Where can they take advantage of favorable matchups? And what kind of record do they realistically need heading into the bye week?

We also break down the brutal stretch run after the bye, where the schedule gets significantly tougher and could ultimately decide whether this team is a playoff contender or not.

Plus, we highlight the games we’re most looking forward to, the matchups that could swing the season, and the moments that may define where this team stands in both the NFC East and the playoff race.

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On this episode of The Giants Report, we’re recapping the 2026 NFL Draft and breaking down the full New York Giants draft class from top to bottom.

We dive into how this class reflects the identity this team is trying to build, from scheme fits to the type of players they prioritized. What traits did they target? What does it say about the direction of the roster?

We also break down each pick—the pros, the concerns, and how these rookies project within the system. Where do they fit right away? Who could carve out an early role, and who might need time to develop?

Plus, we take a step back and evaluate the class as a whole. Did the Giants address their biggest needs? Did they stick to their philosophy, or leave some holes unanswered?

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On this episode of The Giants Report, we break down the Darnell Mooney signing and what it means for the New York Giants offense. We dive into Mooney’s skillset, his ability to stretch the field, and how his versatility allows him to line up both in the slot and out wide—giving this offense a much-needed dynamic weapon. We also explore how he can be utilized schematically and where he fits alongside the current playmakers.

Beyond the signing, we take a step back and evaluate the roster as a whole—are the Giants actually a better team now than they were at the end of last season? We compare where they stand within the NFC East and discuss whether they’ve done enough to close the gap with the top teams in the division.

Plus, we address the noticeable lack of urgency when it comes to upgrading the offensive and defensive lines—arguably the team’s biggest remaining needs—and what that could mean moving forward.

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In this episode of The Giants Report, we break down the second wave of free agency and the depth pieces the Giants have added to round out the roster. We discuss how the addition of Patrick Ricard helps establish a more physical identity in the run game, why bringing back Micah McFadden is important for stability in the linebacker room, and the upside of Calvin Austin III as a versatile weapon who can add speed and playmaking ability to the offense. To close out the episode, we take a look at some of the best remaining options at defensive tackle and along the offensive line as the Giants continue building out the roster.

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The first day of free agency in the Harbaugh Era did not disappoint. The New York Giants were aggressive right out of the gate, adding several key pieces on offense, defense, and special teams as they continue reshaping the roster.

Headlining the moves was the addition of dynamic playmaker Isaiah Likely, giving the offense another weapon in the passing game. Defensively, the Giants made a major splash by signing Tremaine Edmunds to replace Bobby Okereke, and we break down how he fits into the new defensive scheme under coordinator Dennard Wilson.

The Giants also secured a big move by retaining Jermaine Eluemunor to solidify the offensive line, while bringing back familiar faces Chris Manhertz and Isaiah Hodgins. However, they did lose Cor’Dale Flott and Wan’Dale Robinson to the Tennessee Titans on big contracts. On special teams, New York added All-Pro punter Jordan Stout.

It was a huge opening day for Big Blue. In this episode of The Giants Report, we break down every move, what the new additions bring to the roster, and the areas and players the Giants could target as free agency continues.

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In this episode of The Giants Report, we break down everything you need to know as the 2026 offseason officially kicks into gear for the New York Giants. This is the best time of the year — roster-building season — and it feels like the Giants are preparing to be aggressive. Free agency is right around the corner, and we go position by position highlighting realistic targets they could pursue, what their market value might look like, and how each move would fit into the bigger picture of this roster.

We dive into what could be a stacked ILB free agency class and how the Giants could take advantage of it, especially after beginning their cap-clearing moves with the release of Bobby Okereke. We break down what that decision means financially and schematically, how much space it potentially opens up, and whether it signals a reset at linebacker. We also discuss options along the interior offensive line, secondary depth, and offensive playmakers — and where a true splash signing could happen.

On top of evaluating outside targets, we go through how the Giants can create even more cap space through restructures, extensions, and potential pay cuts, all while maintaining long-term flexibility.

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In this episode of The Giants Report, we rank every position group on the current New York Giants roster based on the biggest needs right now heading into the offseason. No pending free agents — just the players under contract and where this team truly stands today.

We break down why each group landed where it did, which rooms need major upgrades, and what this roster still lacks as the Giants look to take the next step. We also give a couple brief solutions for each position group that could help improve the room heading into the offseason.

Tons of holes to fill which made this rankings a little challenging, but fun.

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On this Super Bowl Sunday edition of The Giants Report Podcast, we take a deep dive into the Giants’ upcoming free agency plans, focusing on both Giants and Ravens free agents who could be in play this offseason. We break down which current Giants make sense to retain, where the roster still needs upgrades, and which former or current Ravens players could reunite with John Harbaugh in New York as he begins reshaping the roster.

We also discuss how the Giants’ offense could evolve under Greg Roman, his impact on the run game, and what new offensive line coach Mike Bloomgren brings to the trenches.

Plus, reactions to NFL Honors — including Abdul Carter and Jaxson Dart combining for just one first-place vote — a Malik Nabers injury update, and final thoughts on the Super Bowl as the season reaches its biggest stage.

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The Giants have finalized their coordinator hires, and we’re breaking it all down in one comprehensive episode of The Giants Report.

In this episode, we take a deep dive into the new Offensive Coordinator, Defensive Coordinator, and Special Teams Coordinator — looking at their backgrounds, schemes, strengths and weaknesses, and how each fits with the current Giants roster. We also discuss what these hires signal about the team’s direction moving forward and how the personnel already in place could be maximized under the new systems.

Additionally, we touch on a few key staff members being retained and why continuity in those areas matters for this next phase of the rebuild.

This episode took a little longer to drop because we wanted to cover everything in one place.

Tap in for a full breakdown of the Giants’ new coaching structure and what it means for 2026 and beyond.

John Harbaugh is officially the head coach of the New York Football Giants, and his introductory press conference told us a lot about what’s coming next. On this episode of The Giants Report, we break down the key takeaways from what Harbaugh had to say, what his tone and messaging reveal about the vision for this team, and how the power dynamic inside the Giants organization looks now with Harbaugh in charge.

We also dive into the latest coordinator updates, including the names that have been linked to Harbaugh so far and what those potential hires could mean for the offense, defense, and overall identity of this team moving forward.

A new era is officially underway in New York — let’s talk about what it all means.