Empire Writes Back

The New York Giants lost a tough one to their fierce rival the Dallas Cowboys, falling 20-15 on Thursday night for the 13th time in the last 14 contests with their inter-division rival. Compared to the previous beatdowns given by the Cowboys in this biannual matchup, the Giants managed to hold their own on their home soil. They held the Cowboys offense to just six points in the second half and dominated the time of possession 35:37 to 24:23 to give their squad a chance to come out with the win.

The Giants came together on both sides of the football to account for an impressive road win and these were the details that stood out the most. By Stephen Lebitsch | 5:12 PM EDT With the daunting chance of an 0-3 start staring them in the face, the New York Giants made a statement that they would not bow out early in their 2024 campaign, defeating the Cleveland Browns in the “Dawg Pound” 21-15 to notch their first win of the season.

The Giants have been looking for any external factor to blame for their long-term ineptitudes, but at some point it must be turned back inside where support for the regime is fading.

With the regular season under two weeks away, the New York Giants have a few questions to discern if they want to put forth a competitive year. By Stephen Lebitsch | 5:09 PM EDT With the preseason now in the rearview, the 2024 NFL regular season is just two weeks away and for the New York Giants, there is a lot to be discovered in what will be an important season for the franchise.

The New York Giants have to cut their roster down to 53 deserving players by Tuesday afternoon and here are nine names that could headline their list of difficult cuts. By Stephen Lebitsch | 1:19 PM EDT After a long summer of training camp practices, joint sessions, and a trio of games, the NFL preseason has come to its conclusion for the New York Giants, and with that comes the most difficult time of the league calendar.

On the heels of a disappointing performance in Houston last Saturday, a big question circling the New York Giants is why quarterback Daniel Jones hasn’t molded into form by the onset of his sixth NFL season with the franchise. For a player that’s been marred by several factors in his career, he had one former ally in his position cast some honest, straightforward, thoughts on the matter.

Longtime New York Rangers television play-by-play announcer Sam Rosen will hang up the microphone and headset following the 2024-25 season, his 40th season calling Rangers games for MSG Networks. “I’ve been living out a dream for 40-plus years,” he explained in a statement. “To be able to call the games for the team I’ve been cheering for since I was a 10-year-old kid in Brooklyn is magical,” Rosen gushed.

Since Saquon Barkley left the team for Philadelphia in free agency, the New York Giants running backs have been one of the biggest concerns on the roster heading into 2024. While the team made efforts to retool the backfield amid their offseason moves, there seems to be skepticism looming as to whether it will perform up to snuff, including from a notable former All-Pro ball carrier turned analyst.

New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers has appeared in just one game at the NFL level and his talents are already earning comparisons to great players that came before him. One such tie has been to a famous former Giants pass catcher, with whom Nabers has an odd connection going way back before the organization drafted the rookie.

From the moment he arrived in New York two summers ago, Jalen Brunson has been celebrated as one of the greatest Knicks players to grace the Garden parquet and resurrect the long-beleaguered franchise. Now, the team is furthering that by granting him a new title held only by the most respected individuals in their storied history.