New York Giants News From Around the Web 5/15: Analysis, Updates

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Nov 18, 2018; East Rutherford, NJ, USA; New York Giants safety Michael Thomas (31) celebrates a 2nd quarter interception against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at MetLife Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Robert Deutsch-USA TODAY Sports

What a beautiful Thursday in the Empire State – 72 degrees and sunny, enjoy this everybody, because if you’ve lived in New York for long, you know it’ll be raining and snowing at the same time on Monday. For the New York Giants, they are likely enjoying every second of this gorgeous weather.

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This week we will dive into some analysis about the rookies, signing new contracts, young players primed for big seasons in 2019 – there are a TON of those. Ranging from Evan Engram to B.J. Hill, there’s plenty to be excited about. Things are finally starting to take shape after an uncertain draft consisting of a 6th round quarterback that will now be named QB3 for the next year.

Here is your New York Giants news and coverage:

Ryan Dunleavy (NJ.com) – 8 young Giants who could take a big leap forward in 2019 | Why Jabrill Peppers, Evan Engram, others are on the rise

John Fennelly (Giants Wire) – Austin Droogsma could be a rare find for Giants

Paul Schwartz (New York Post) – Corey Ballentine has Giants contract after his horrific night

Art Stapleton (North Jersy) – DeAndre Baker: Why NY Giants rookie cornerback is poised to make immediate impact

Patricia Traina (Forbes) – New York Giants State of the Roster Analysis

Mike Moraitis (Giants Wire) – Dan Graziano: Giants have regressed more than any other team in 2019

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