Giants sign second-round pick Linval Joseph
Only one pick left to sign
Giants close deal with Linval Joseph
ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that the Giants have come to terms with rookie defensive tackle Linval Joseph on a four-year contract. Joseph was the 46th overall pick in April's draft.A 6-foot-6, 300-pounder out of East Carolina, Joseph projects as a...
Giants limp into Albany to start training camp
When Jerry Reese surveyed the damage of 2009, he wasn't discouraged as much as he was disappointed. That Giants team, he insisted "was the best team that we've assembled since I've been a general manager."
Giants sign 2nd-round draft pick Linval Joseph
With 21 hours to spare, the Giants have agreed to terms with defensive tackle Linval Joseph, their second-round draft pick. Now all they have left to do before 10 a.m. Sunday is sign their first-round pick, defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul.
Patriots WR Patten retires
Patriots WR David Patten announced his retirement Saturday morning at the team's practice.Patten, who will be 37 in August, said, from a physical standpoint, he could have played another season, but he was unequipped mentally to do it again.Patten, who was out of football last year, played for...
Hilliard: Being a Giant more special to me than anything
Former first-round draft pick Ike Hilliard and Super Bowl hero David Tyree have retired as members of the New York Giants.
Giants looking to Fewell up 'D'
There didn't seem to be any way for the Giants of 2009 not to dominate on defense. The Giants headed into training camp a year ago brimming with talent, depth, a perfect mixture of experience and youth, playmakers galore and answers for every imaginable question. There was familiarity with...
Hilliard retires as Giant
Ike Hilliard, the gritty receiver who for eight years with the Giants put his slight body through enormous strain, yesterday signed a one-day contract for the purpose of retiring as a Giant. David Tyree -- special teams ace turned Super Bowl hero -- did the same on Thursday. Neither player...
Giants summer questionnaire series: Wide receiver Ramses Barden
Opportunity to impact offense is his after injury to Domenik Hixon
Ex-Giants receiver Ike Hilliard signs with team to retire
34-year-old Ike Hilliard, who played for the Giants from 1997-2004, signed a one-day contract with the team Friday for the purpose of retiring as a Giant. He spoke to reporters Friday, along with Super Bowl XLII hero David Tyree.
They Said It: the week of July 26
Thursday, July 29, 2010Bengals WR Antonio Bryant, quoted in the Knoxville News Sentinel describing the conversation he had with Terrell Ownens regarding the No. 81 jersey that Bryant was given when he signed with the club: "I'm a realist. I said, 'Hey, man, I'm not going to make no big...
David Tyree, Ike Hilliard retire as New York Giants
The New York Giants signed Super Bowl XLII hero David Tyree and Ike Hilliard to one-day contracts so both wide receivers could retire with the team on Friday.
Hilliard, Tyree retire as Giants
The Giants announced Friday that WRs Ike Hilliard and David Tyree each signed a one-day contract with the team in order to retire as a Giant.Hilliard, 34, played in 98 games with 92 starts for the Giants from 1997-2004. He ranks fifth in franchise history with 368 receptions, eighth with 4,630...
Giants waive Chad Jones
A sobering summer for Giants safety Chad Jones took another sad, but probably inevitable turn on Thursday when the Giants waived the third-round pick out of LSU.Jones recently returned to Lousiana after a month-long hospital stay following a car accident...
5 Questions for... Antonio Pierce
Right about now former Giants linebacker Antonio Pierce would normally be packing his bags for Albany. But instead Pierce, now an analyst with ESPN, talked with The Post's Justin Terranova about leaving football, his replacement and what the heck happened last year. Q: When did you know you...
Super Bowl XLII hero David Tyree re-signs with Giants to retire as member of team
Wide receiver played one season with the Ravens
David Tyree retires as a Giant
At the age of 30, David Tyree is done playing football.Mike Garafolo of the Star-Ledger is reporting that the Giants re-signed Tyree Thursday so he can retire as a member of the team.Tyree will always be remembered primarily for his...
WRs Hilliard, Tyree retire with Giants
Former first-round draft pick Ike Hilliard and Super Bowl hero David Tyree have retired as members of the New York Giants. The Giants announced the retirements of the two receivers Friday. Tyree will always be remembered for his one-handed catch against his helmet in the 2008 Super Bowl. He signed...
Giants safety not cleared to practice
One returning player the Giants are anxious to get back into action won't be there for Sunday's first practice of training camp in Albany, but a newcomer eager to make his Giants debut will be on the field. The good-news, bad-news scenario is that linebacker Keith Bulluck --...
Giants claim defensive end Alex Hall off waivers from the Eagles
Rookie safety Chad Jones waived, will be placed on non-football injury list if he clears
David Tyree and Ike Hilliard Retire as Giants
Former first-round draft pick Ike Hilliard and Super Bowl hero David Tyree have retired as members of the New York Giants.
Hilliard and Tyree Retire as Giants
Two distinguished Giants, Ike Hilliard and David Tyree, retired after signing one-day contracts with the team. One will be remembered for a consistent career, the other for one big catch.
On verge of training camp, Giants coach Tom Coughlin challenging leaders to step forward
Coach says Kenny Phillips won't practice fully at start of camp
Super Bowl hero Tyree to retire as Giant
David Tyree, one of the heroes of Super Bowl XLII, has re-signed with the Giants so he can officially announce his retirement with his hometown team. The 30-year-old Tyree is hanging up his cleats after a seven-year NFL career that included six seasons with the Giants.
Giants' Phillips to open camp on PUP list
Kenny Phillips is still recovering from microfracture surgery on his knee and will not be ready for the first day of camp on Sunday. Phillips goes on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list, according to Tom Coughlin, and will spend the first week doing 'extended exercise' on the...