The New York Jets' passing game has been short on long passes this summer. Fans are anxious about whether Justin Fields and the offense can stretch the field this season.

Coming off a season where the New York Giants' pass rush unit finished just inside the top 10 in the league with 45 sacks, coach and defensive coordinator Dan Quinn hopes to carry the momentum into 2025.

And yet Thibodeaux is widely treated as an afterthought in the Giants’ defensive front, a disposable asset who could be traded. He’s even considered an outright bust by some fans. Part of the issue stems from the fact that Thibodeaux has been upfront about pursuing Michael Strahan’s single-season sack record of 22.

I graded the first-round rookies after their first preseason game, so it's only sensible I do the same after exhibition contest No. 2, right? Now, of course, don't read into these marks too much. We're only two preseason games into these players' professional careers -- or in the case of the Lions and Chargers,

Giants outside linebacker Kayvon Thibodeaux uses his personal performance goals to define the direction he seeks for his career.

Abdul Carter is getting all the attention for this award, but Rohit Ponnaiya's NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year predictions highlight Mykel Williams.

If the Giants are interested in extending wideout Wan’Dale Robinson and linebacker Micah McFadden, then the logical time is over the next three weeks.

The New York Giants' defensive line has dominated headlines throughout training camp. From Brian Burns sharing lofty expectations for the unit to rookie Abdul Carter blowing past blockers on every rep,