Tom Rock is a dedicated beat reporter for the New York Giants and the NFL, providing in-depth coverage and analysis for Newsday Media Group. With his work also featured in The Roar and Newsweek, Tom brings his expertise and insights to deliver comprehensive reporting on the local football scene and the teams that New Yorkers are passionate about.
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By: Tom Rock
Daniel Jones has gone through some pretty bleak days during his time with the Giants.
By: Tom Rock
When Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen told their quarterbacks the plan moving forward on Monday morning they called them into the office individually.
By: Tom Rock
Being the leading receiver for the Army football team is a little like being the best saltwater fisherman . . . in Nebraska.
By: Tom Rock
The non-quarterback on the team to whom this recent shakeup at the position should matter the most seems to approve of it.
By: Tom Rock
Once Daniel Jones clears waivers this weekend, he will become a free agent able to sign with any team in the league for the rest of the season.
By: Tom Rock
Who's next? That's the question Giants fans — and the Giants themselves, frankly — are asking regarding the quarterback position.
By: Tom Rock
OFFENSE: F The Giants gained 16 yards on their first play. It took another 13 plays for them to gain their next 16.
"I feel for those guys over there," the Tampa Bay receiver said after helping new team beat former team on Sunday.
Brian Burns said the Giants need to “grow up” and start paying attention to the details of the in-game situations and their assignments.
With six games left, including in Dallas on Thanksgiving, don't expect these Giants to go quietly into the offseason
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