Saquon Barkley

The New York Giants kick off their 2023 season on Sunday night on primetime television, against their nemesis, the Dallas Cowboys. Some may look this game and say 'oh no', while others embrace Big Blue's opportunity to change the narrative on their football team.

There is little question that New York Jets' quarterback Aaron Rodgers has absorbed as much of New York's NFL Spotlight as humanly possible. Rodgers will be a Hall of Famer five years after he retires and the Jets stink. 'Hope & Misery' always dominate Big Apple headlines. However, football fans may not want to sleep on the 'other' New York quarterback, who, lately, appears ready to flash his own arsenal.

Most running backs don’t get paid the big money, and Barkley understands the business side of it, but it doesn’t mean he has to like it.

As the New York Giants made the University at Albany their summer home from 1997-2012, those that worked in the Great Danes' athletic department enjoyed a firsthand look at Big Blue's internal operation, the heartbeat of any team. Gauging from Saquon Barkley's about-face contract Tuesday, things haven't changed much.

When the Giants open training camp on Wednesday the expectations will be higher than they were a year ago, but can they put together another playoff season?

When you turn down about $20 million in guaranteed money in any profession, people are going to question your decision. When the criticism comes from a person who had the same job and was tremendously successful at it, the assessment carries a little more weight.

Comments made by New York Giants' star Saquon Barkley on a podcast last week are feeling very poignant now, after the RB did not receive a contract extension.

Monday is deadline day for the New York Giants and Saquon Barkley. Both sides have been at an impasse for a while now.

NFL players have until 4pm Monday to sign their franchise tags or negotiate new contracts. Few teams may have as much riding on this deadline as the New York Giants.

The New York Giants will have some higher expectations this season for 2023 as they are coming off of a season where they won 10 games including one playoff win

It doesn't matter whether you think Giants quarterback deserves $35 million not, because he earned the going rate. Quarterbacks are in high demand.

In his first season as head coach of the New York Giants, Brian Daboll was named the NFL's AP Coach of the Year on Thursday. A well deserved honor for the former Buffalo Bills' offensive coordinator, as he transformed a 4-13 mess into a playoff team, with help from his general manager, former Buffalo Bills' assistant GM, Joe Schoen.