Analyst Doug Rush says the New York Giants should pursue two Indianapolis Colts stars—running back Jonathan Taylor and All‑Pro guard Quenton Nelson—to fix their sagging offense. While Taylor’s price tag may be steep, Nelson, a three‑time First‑Team All‑Pro and eight‑time Pro Bowler, could instantly upgrade the Giants’ interior line, improve pass protection and open running lanes. The trade idea also revisits the 2018 draft, when the Giants passed on Nelson for Saquon Barkley. Acquiring Nelson would be a bold statement for New York’s rebuilding plan.
The (3-2-1) New York Giants play against the (2-4) Houston Texans on the road at NRG Stadium in Week 7 of the regular season. One interesting storyline to monitor is whether the Giants will make a quarterback change after last week’s benching. J.J. McCarthy replaced Jameis Winston in the fourth quarter. McCarthy played well, completing 11 […]
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The New York Giants will hand the ball to 23‑year‑old J.J. McCarthy for their Week 7 road game against the Houston Texans, according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler. After Jaxson Dart’s season‑ending ACL tear, veteran Jameis Winston (2‑1‑1 as starter) was benched following two interceptions in the Week 6 loss to the Saints. McCarthy, the 2024 first‑round pick traded for with a fifth‑rounder, entered that game in the fourth quarter, throwing 243 yards and sparking a near‑comeback from a 24‑point deficit. Giants hope his dual‑threat skill set can stabilize the offense against Houston’s pass rush.
New Orleans Saints cornerback Martin Emerson Jr. earns NFC Defensive Player of the Week honors after a breakout game in Week 6 against the New York Giants. Emerson helped the Saints secure a 34–27 win, contributing two of the team's four takeaways, including an interception and a forced fumble. The award marks the first Saints weekly conference accolade of the 2026 season and follows Emerson’s move from the Cleveland Browns, where he was a 2022 third‑round pick, to New Orleans in April. He now totals 13 tackles, two interceptions, four passes defended and a forced fumble in five games.
J.J. McCarthy will start over Jameis Winston on Sunday at Houston, coach John Harbaugh announced Wednesday afternoon after the plan was first reported that morning.
J.J. McCarthy is at the center of the Giants' reported quarterback call for Sunday in Houston. #GoBlue
The New York Giants will be facing the Houston Texans in Week 7, and many have been wondering who the starting quarterback will be. J.J. McCarthy came into the game last week during the second half and almost led the team to victory, and that may have been enough for head coach John Harbaugh to […]
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The New York Giants have another major decision to make, and this time, there may not be an easy answer. One difficult loss has changed the conversation around their offense, leaving head coach John Harbaugh to weigh experience against the possibility of a fresh start. With the season moving quickly, every decision at quarterback carries […]
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According to Jeremy Fowler, the Giants plan to start QB J.J. McCarthy in Week 7 against the Texans. McCarthy made the most of his time in Week 6’s loss to the Saints after entering for Jameis Winston. Following the game, HC John Harbaugh was asked whether he would consider replacing Winston with McCarthy, who nearly sparked […]
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The New York Giants reportedly have a new starter under center.
The New York Giants have a new starter under center.
Per the NFL transaction wire, the Giants worked out three receivers on Tuesday. The full list includes: Jason Brownlee Brady Boyd Nick Nash Of the group, New York signed Brownlee to a practice squad contract. Brownlee, 27, signed with the Jets as an undrafted free agent out of Southern Mississippi following the 2023 NFL Draft. […]
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The New York Giants will hand quarterback J.J. McCarthy his first start on Sunday against the Houston Texans, per ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler. McCarthy rose from a record‑setting 11‑minute relief effort in a 34‑27 loss to the New Orleans Saints, tossing 243 yards—the most ever in that span—plus a touchdown and an interception. He led three quick scoring drives before falling short on a final fourth‑and‑1. Veteran Jameis Winston returns to backup after a 152‑yard, 1‑TD, 2‑INT outing. The Texans, who give up the league’s sixth‑most passing yards, present a favorable debut stage, and fantasy owners may consider McCarthy a low‑end QB2 in superflex formats.
Who Should I Start? Who Should I Sit? Some of the most common Week 7 fantasy football lineup decisions involve […]
C.J. Stroud has not been sacked against five or more pass rushers, and the Giants have seven of their eight sacks that way. The 3-2-1 Giants play at Houston at 1 p.m. ET Sunday.
The New York Giants, sitting 3‑2‑1 in the NFC East, are reportedly eyeing a running back upgrade before the Nov. 10 trade deadline. With coach John Harbaugh losing confidence in Cam Skattebo and Tyron Tracy Jr. and the recent release of Najee Harris, Giants scouts are rumored to target Jonathan Taylor or Saquon Barkley. Indianapolis, fresh off a GM firing and a 2‑4 start, may entertain a trade, though Taylor’s recent extension complicates matters. Meanwhile, Eagles insiders doubt a Barkley deal is likely, citing his marquee status and Jalen Hurts’ injury. The article weighs each team’s willingness to move these stars.
The Las Vegas Raiders lead the NFL's highest-scoring fantasy football tight end groups with 160.0 combined PPR points, followed by Arizona, the New York Giants, Pittsburgh and New Orleans. PFF receiving grades and advanced stats highlight Brock Bowers' efficiency, Trey McBride's target volume and Isaiah Likely's dominant share of his team's production.
The Saints enter Week 7 in Paris needing a win after a near‑disaster loss to the Giants, and rookie standouts could be the key. Wide receiver Jordyn Tyson, who traveled with the team, may finally see snaps and could eclipse Bryce Lance as the top rookie WR. Defensive tackle Christen Miller, who helped limit New York’s run game, will face Pittsburgh’s powerful rush led by Jaylen Warren. Rookie OG Jeremiah Wright impressed when he replaced an injured Cesar Ruiz, sparking the run game, and is slated to start. Other rookies—TE Oscar Delp, WR Barion Brown, RB CJ Donaldson, OT Mason Murphy, and DB Lorenzo Styles Jr.—each showed flashes that could impact the Steelers matchup.
The Giants travel to NRG Stadium for a Week 7 showdown on Oct. 25, 2026, against a soaring Houston Texans offense anchored by quarterback C.J. Stroud. Defensive tackle Shelby Harris warns that the Texans love the downfield attack, highlighting Stroud’s ability to hit any target. Wideout Nico Collins leads the passing game with 22 catches, 323 yards and three TDs in four games, while Dalton Schultz, Xavier Hutchinson and Jaylin Noel stretch the field. After a 34‑27 loss to the Saints, New York hopes to snap the skid with a road win.
Dan Quinn arrived in Santa Clara under heavy pressure. Eight days earlier, a 27-27 tie with the Giants had raised questions about his game management and quarterback Jayden Daniels’ late-game awareness. That made Monday Night Football against the unbeaten 49ers a chance for the Commanders to answer their critics. Washington wanted a statement win, but […]
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Biggest injuries to monitor in fantasy football Week 7.
Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarvion Overshown announces he’s set to return against the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night, his first snap since a hamstring strain sidelined him after the Week 1 loss to the New York Giants. The Cowboys, now 2-4 after a 23-13 defeat at Green Bay, hope his comeback offsets the loss of fellow linebacker Dee Winters, who is out with an Achilles strain. Overshown says he’s been fully involved in team drills, meetings, and rehab, and is ready to contribute whether or not he resumes his green‑dot duties. Coach Brian Schottenheimer promises a cautious workload as the defense leans on Overshown’s depth.
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Malik Nabers is on a historic tear, matching Odell Beckham Jr.'s early‑career reception record for the Giants. After a quiet start post‑ACL injury, he logged 12 catches for 165 yards against the Saints, his third straight 100‑yard game, bringing his first 25 games to 168 receptions—just eight shy of Beckham’s 176. In weeks 4‑6 he exploded with 42 targets, 29 catches and 398 yards, despite playing with backup quarterback Jameis Winston. The 23‑year‑old’s pace projects over 1,400 yards and 116 catches by season’s end, sparking contract extension talks as the Giants consider him their top offensive weapon.
The New York Giants face a secondary crisis as Greg Newsome II and rookie Colton Hood sit in concussion protocol ahead of Thursday’s game at Houston. With both corners unavailable, the team can finally activate Paulson Adebo, their $54 million, three‑year cornerback who has been on IR since a knee flare‑up in Week 1. Adeco’s 21‑day practice window opens now, giving coaches a chance to evaluate his knee before the Texans’ high‑powered offense, led by C.J. Stroud’s 312‑yard, three‑TD performance in London, arrives. The Giants, 3‑2‑1 and atop the NFC East, need Adebo’s experience to shore up a beleaguered pass defense.