The New York Giants made a pair of headline-grabbing moves to address the quarterback position this offseason, signing Russell Wilson to a one-year deal worth $21.5 million and adding veteran backup Jameis Winston for $4 million.
Russell Wilson will keep his old number on his new team. The Giants have announced that Wilson will wear No. 3 this season. That's the number he's worn throughout his NFL career, for 10 years in Seattle, two years in Denver and last year in Pittsburgh.
The New York Giants signed Russell Wilson this offseason to a one-year deal with $10.5 million guaranteed where he’ll join Jameis Winston in the quarterback room.
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With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The New York Giants’ secondary was a major disappointment in 2024. The defensive backfield featured a group of young cornerbacks stepping into the starting lineup.
The New York Giants have a lot of decisions to make this offseason as they have the third pick in the NFL Draft and also cap space to sign some solid free agents.
This past season, there was good and bad news regarding the New York Giants cornerbacks. The good news is that they have some intriguing young talent, such as Dru Phillips, Cor’Dale Flott, and Tre Hawkins III.
The New York Giants need to make a massive upgrade at cornerback this offseason. They entered the year with Deonte Banks as their primary cover man, however, his regression this season has only intensified the team’s need to add talent to the position.
When it comes to building a competent defense, consistency isn’t just a luxury—it’s an absolute necessity. Unfortunately, the New York Giants have spent the past few years treating it as an afterthought, cycling through assistant coaches with the frequency of flipping pancakes at a diner.
The New York Giants' starting quarterback, Tommy DeVito, who showed up on the team’s injury report on Tuesday with a forearm issue in his throwing arm, will be the third quarterback this week.
The New York Giants have unfortunately had a number of draft misses over the last three years with general manager Joe Schoen at the helm. Several mid-to-late-round draft picks have already been released.
The New York Giants’ struggles with developing young talent are becoming a glaring issue, overshadowing any glimpses of potential within their roster. What should be a team on the rise after investing heavily in high draft picks has instead become a case study in eroding player confidence.
Many Giants fans have referred to New York Giants cornerback Deonte Banks as one of the biggest disappointments of the season. But is the criticism truly warranted?
The New York Giants have no shortage of problems to solve in the second half of their season. It seems like a change is inevitable under center, the offensive line has struggled since Andrew Thomas’ injury, and the back seven hasn’t held up its end of the bargain.
The early returns on the New York Giants’ 2023 first-round pick have not been great. The Giants traded up in last year’s draft to select Maryland cornerback prospect Deonte Banks.
New York Giants passing game coordinator/defensive backs coach Jerome Henderson believes in second-year cornerback Deonte Banks. He believes in the struggling
If New York Giants defensive coordinator Shane Bowen is like every other coach on the face of the planet–and there is no reason to think he’s not–when a player fails at a task, he, as the coach, takes it personally.
New York Giants cornerback Deonte Banks has had a rough season in 2024, which led to his benching on Monday Night Football against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 8.
If there’s one thing the New York Giants won’t tolerate, it’s a lack of effort from their defensive players on any given snap. In Week 7 against the Philadelphia Eagles, starting cornerback Deonte Banks displayed an alarming moment of disengagement when he gave up halfway through a play, allowing Jalen Hurts to rush for a first down.
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“Didn't like it. Liked nothing about it.” That was the message New York Giants defensive backs coach Jerome Henderson had for second-year cornerback Deonte Banks on the play in which Banks allowed a 55-yard touchdown reception to Dallas Cowboys receiver CeeDee Lamb in last week’s 20-15 loss on Thursday Night Football.
The Giants made Banks the 24th overall pick of the 2023 NFL Draft, and he recorded two interceptions, 11 passes defensed and 64 total tackles across 15 starts as a rookie.
The New York Giants are expecting big things from second-year corner Deonte Banks.
Christmas Day was a tough one for the New York Giants. They lost to the Philadelphia Eagles 33-25, making it five consecutive losses to their NFC East rivals, including the postseason.
Heading into the 2023 NFL Draft, the New York Giants had a few needs to address on their roster. Arguably the biggest was in their secondary, where they needed some help at cornerback.
The New York Giants (3-8) embarrassed the Washington Commanders (4-7) on Sunday, 31-19, but that wasn't good enough for rookie Deonte Banks.
Despite being shut out in the second half, the Tyrod Taylor-led Giants defeated their NFC East rival, Commanders, 14-7, to earn their second win of the season.
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