The New York Giants will take on the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday afternoon and, in what should come as little surprise, will limp to the finish line of the 2024 regular season.
The New York Giants ruled out four players against the Indianapolis Colts for their home finale on Sunday. Their already-long injured list has continued to grow this week with a couple of key starters who will be forced to miss Sunday’s Week 17 matchup.
The New York Giants will take on the Indianapolis Colts at MetLife Stadium on Sunday afternoon and, in what’s become a humiliating theme, will enter the game extremely shorthanded.
The Giants suffer another offensive line injury The New York Giants injury situation got worse on their first drive of the second half, as left guard Jon Runyan Jr.
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.
New York Giants center John Michael Schmitz is among 32 players nominated for the eleventh annual Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award. Each team nominated one player they felt best exemplifies fair play, as well as respect for the game and his opponents.
The New York Giants had a strong offensive line group through the early part of the season. However, Andrew Thomas’ season-ending injury completely dismantled the O-line, and the lackluster play from second-year center John Michael Schmitz could no longer be masked.
The New York Giants’ offensive line has taken major strides this season after years of being among the NFL’s worst units. Helping to achieve their newfound success is second-year center John Michael Schmitz.
The New York Giants’ offensive line seems to have finally turned a corner through three weeks this season. The unit has been the team’s kryptonite for the better part of the last decade but has demonstrated significant improvement so far during the 2024-25 campaign.
New York Giants center John Michael Schmitz, Jr., had a rocky start to his rookie season last year. Between injuries that cost him games and his struggles
The New York Giants’ offensive line figures to be better this season than it has in recent years after making key moves in the offseason to upgrade the unit.
The New York Giants are expected to be one of the most active teams on the waiver wire on Wednesday afternoon as they construct their roster for the start of the regular season.
The MRI results have come back for New York Giants center John Michael Schmitz and right tackle Evan Neal. The verdict, reports the New York Post, is all clear.
Giants lose seven players to injury in addition to losing the game EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The New York Giants lost to the New York Jets, 10-6, on Saturday night at MetLife Stadium in the final preseason game for both teams.
Injury strikes early for the Giants The New York Giants preseason game against the New York Jets certainly hasn’t started the way the Giants hoped. Starting center John Michael Schmitz was ruled out of the game with an ankle injury late in the first quarter.
For over a week and a half, New York Giants second-year center John Michael Schmitz, Jr. was forced to be a spectator at practice thanks to a flare-up in the same shoulder that last year cost him three games in his rookie campaign.
The New York Giants have two key offensive linemen returning from injuries on Sunday morning. Head coach Brian Daboll announced to the media that third-year right tackle Evan Neal is being activated off the PUP list and second-year center John Michael Schmitz will also be returning to practice (h/t Dan Duggan of The Athletic).
The New York Giants returned to practice Sunday for a shorts and shells session before they welcome in the Detroit Lions for a pair of joint practices ahead of their preseason opener on Thursday.
Newly-signed Greg Van Roten getting a look at center New York Giants starting center John Michael Schmitz is missing his fourth straight practice on Thursday due to a shoulder injury.
The good news for New York Giants center John Michael Schmitz (not that he probably cares in this instance) is that he made Pro Football Focus’s list of Top 32 centers in the league.
New York Giants center John Michael Schmitz will be the first person to tell you that his rookie year performance wasn’t up to his standards. In 755 offensive snaps, he allowed five sacks and committed four penalties, not exactly a great rookie season.
New York Giants center John Michael Schmitz's NFL career began with a dream as a high school youth in Homewood-Flossmoor, Illinois, where he joined the Homewood-Flossmoor United Football and Cheer to gain experience in the sport and about sportsmanship.