Patricia Traina is a publisher and writer for various sports news outlets, including FanNation and Yardbarker. She is also the host of the LockedOn Giants podcast. Patricia's work focuses on covering the New York Giants and providing in-depth analysis of their games, injuries, and player performances.
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Patricia Traina's coverage heavily focuses on the New York Giants, including game analysis, injuries, and breaking news related to the team. She also covers broader NFL topics.
If you are a knowledgeable source with insights into the New York Giants' performance, player status updates or can provide in-depth analysis of their games or strategies, it would be particularly relevant for her coverage. Additionally, if you have expertise in NFL trends or developments that could impact the Giants specifically, providing such insights may pique Patricia's interest.
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By: Patricia Traina
The Giants would reportedly have to pay a pretty steep price to move up three spots in the first round.
By: Patricia Traina
New York adds some firepower on offense with the speedy LSU receiver.
By: Patricia Traina
The Giants didn't take a quarterback in the first round of the draft. So now what?
Nabers has made it to the NFL. He now wants to make it in the NFL with the Giants.
Nubin adds depth to the unit after the loss of Xavier McKinney in free agency.
New York adds another player to their defensive backfield on Day 2 of the NFL Draft.
By: Patricia Traina
Marc Ross, now with the NFL Network, thinks the Giants aren't being realistic if they believe Malik Nabers can help salvage quarterback Daniel Jones's career.
By: Patricia Traina
The Giants decided not to draft a quarterback, and that has sparked a debate over whether they made the right decision.
By: Patricia Traina, Stephen Lebitsch
While the NFL Draft brings new opportunities for a handful of eager rookies, it could lead to different stories from a select group of current Giants players.
Michael Lombardi believes the Giants are making a mistake in sticking with Daniel Jones.
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