Author: Gino Schiano

Reading Time: 2 minutesDuring this slow time in the sports world, some groundbreaking news was released last week after it was reported Jets star safety Jamal Adams has requested a trade. Here’s a breakdown of if the New York Giants could realistically trade for the generational talent. First, let’s get the basics down. Adams will be a cornerstone to any secondary. He’s young and in my opinion he’s the best safety in the league. Adams can be a bit of a loudmouth and his leadership could be questioned at times, but any personality concerns should and will be squashed...

Reading Time: 2 minutesMany Giants fans were furious with the pick of Daniel Jones with the 6th overall pick in the 2019 draft. Many would have rather drafted Jones with the 17th overall pick, and many just did not want Jones at all. Jones surely proved them wrong this past season. Jones had few flaws and showed tremendous upside, but with more obstacles awaiting in 2020, we are going to find out if Daniel Jones can make the jump into year two. Daniel Jones threw more touchdowns than Tom Brady last year while playing four less games, and showed...

Reading Time: 2 minutesAs the Giants stole Xavier McKinney in the second round, many Giants fans started drooling over the pairing of McKinney and Jabrill Peppers at safety. Both safeties are under the age of 25 and carry very high potential. Could McKinney bring explosiveness to a dull Giants secondary that failed to help out the defense last year? Well, we are going to find out. First off, the value of taking McKinney in the second round is clearly there, as he was being mocked as high as 17th overall to the Cowboys. The question is, why did he...

Reading Time: 3 minutesAfter just releasing a mock, I figured I’d answer some questions, most related to the upcoming draft:   “Giants record this season?” – @giantsknicksterritory If I were to guess, 6-10 or a lucky 7-9. Below 6-10 and Gettleman is gone. If they have a strong draft, more likely for 7-9, but expect more losses than wins. This team looks better, but don’t get your hopes up. The receiving core is still mediocre, the offensive line still below average, and they have a rookie QB under a new system, a couple injury-plagued tight ends, a weak pass-rush,...