david wilson

Former New York Giants running back David Wilson, who was forced to retire from the NFL last season due to spinal stenosis, is ready to make waves in his new career track and field. Wilson said after he retired last season that, his ultimate goal is to qualify for the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, but the former high school national champion in the event must first finish among the top 3 at the

The New York Giants training camp starts this week, and before the players even suited up the team got good news. 23-year old running back David Wilson announced this morning via twitter that he is medically clear to participate in all drills...

The New York Giants were expected to have one or two signings on the first day of free agency but by all accounts, blew it out of the water. The off-season needs included running back, offensive line, tight end, linebacker and cornerback. So on day one...

After disappointing 7-9 2013 season in which they finished third in the NFC East, GM Jerry Reese has made it clear that the New York Giants have a multitude of positions that need to be upgraded. The biggest team needs have been looked at so far during the premature stages, and those are at Running Back, Offensive Line, and Defensive Line...

It’s well documented that the Giants offense needs a lot of help this off-season but new offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo’s first press conference with the New York media should make all fans much more nervous.

New York Giants General Manager Jerry Reese was critical of his team at the end of the year press conference. Two months later, Reese was just as intense when speaking to the media at the NFL Combine on Saturday morning. The two concentrations of the media session were soon-to-be free agentsJustin Tuck andHakeem Nicks, neither of which Reese spoke about with urgency to sign quickly...

The New York Giants confirmed today that running back David Wilson will have neck surgery this off-season and that his future is uncertain.

One week ago, doctors were contemplating whether David Wilson's neck injury was serious enough to end his career. Since then we've learned that the New York Giants starting running back will be out for a month or so.

A lot has been said about New York Giants running back David Wilson and his uber-disappointing performance on Sunday Night Football against the Cowboys. Maybe it was the first quarter fumble where the ball was stripped from his hands. Or maybe it was the missed block that allowed Eli Manning to get blasted in the pocket...

Don't take anything from the NFL preseason in terms of wins and losses.  These games are about getting starters ready and reserves in places where they can succeed. A lot of times, a player can also show exactly what you need, whether that player is a starter or a back-up.  Put David Wilson into that category for the New York Giants.

With the Giants breaking camp and withdrawing from Albany, Joe Bianchino breaks down their special teams.

As part of our continuing coverage of Giants training camp, Joe Bianchino again checks in to break down one of the team's three main units.  This week, he tackles the offense.