Managing Editor And Lead New York Giants Writer/Content Creator
Anthony Rivardo is the Managing Editor and lead New York Giants Writer/Content Creator for Empire Sports Media. He specializes in in-depth analysis and creative storytelling related to the New York Giants, combining his passion for team sports with insights into the broader themes of competitive sports and sports marketing. Anthony's work has been featured in NewsBreak, Yardbarker, Yahoo Sports, and Empire Sports Media.
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Anthony's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly football and the NFL. His articles primarily feature announcements and investment analysis related to the New York Giants and the Yankees. He also incorporates expert commentary into his pieces.
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By: Anthony Rivardo
Dominic Zvada drilled all eight of his field-goal attempts on the opening day of Giants mandatory minicamp while Ben Sauls connected on just four of his eight, and the gap only widened from there. By the time the team broke for the summer, the undrafted rookie from Michigan had handled the competition the Giants spent months trying to settle.
By: Anthony Rivardo
Paulson Adebo had a solid stretch of practice at Giants OTAs and minicamp this spring. He added several interceptions over the Giants' three-day minicamp session, helping to give the Giants' defense a takeaway streak it rarely produced a year ago.
By: Anthony Rivardo
When Odell Beckham Jr. signed back with the Giants , the initial read was reasonable: a low-cost reunion, a veteran presence for a young receiver
By: Anthony Rivardo
Jaxson Dart is learning his second NFL offense in two years, and the Giants have built their entire 2026 around the bet that he is ready for it. The front office has fully committed to his development.
By: Anthony Rivardo
Giants running back Cam Skattebo took handoffs, ran routes, and caught passes during the first day of mandatory minicamp, less than eight months
By: Anthony Rivardo
Giants third-year tight end Theo Johnson worked as one of Jaxson Dart's most-targeted options through OTAs and mandatory minicamp, with his stock trending up across the spring.
By: Anthony Rivardo
The Giants moved the ball just fine in 2025. They could not turn it into points, and fixing that is the job John Harbaugh handed his new offensive staff.
By: Anthony Rivardo
The Giants already had one of the most fearsome defensive fronts in football, and then they used the No. 5 overall pick on Arvell Reese anyway.
By: Anthony Rivardo
Andrew Thomas anchors the left tackle spot, and that is where the Giants' offensive line conversation usually stops.
By: Anthony Rivardo
Paulson Adebo locks down the Giants' No. 1 cornerback spot, but the other starting CB job is up for grabs.
