NFL free agency can provide a quick fix for teams facing a pressing need, and the Bears and Cardinals were among those who paid up to solve a problem.

New $45 million Giants safety Jevón Holland said he did not ask the team what their plans were at quarterback before agreeing ...

Former NFL executive Mike Tannenbaum insulted the New York Giants Thursday morning, referring to them as a professional graveyard. Tannenbaum would know about professional graveyards due to the fact ...

Before he re-committed, Darius Slayton wanted to hear from general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll what the plan was at quarterback.

A former Auburn wideout sounded off on the Giants QB search as Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson continue to be linked to the G-Men.

If the Giants want to rise up to the mean of the NFL next season, they need to create a team that can improve and perform better in this unique area.