Jets make Jaylen Key Mr. Irrelevant with No. 257 and final pick in 2024 draft The New York Jets make Alabama Crimson Tide safety Jaylen Key "Mr. Irrelevant" by drafting him with the final pick of ...

The path to Evan Neal’s career redemption seems so glaringly obvious, yet Giants coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen refuse to acknowledge it: If you purchase a product or register ...

ESPN's Jordan Raanan now reports that expectations are the Giants will finally cave and end the Neal at right tackle ...

From yelling at the television over play-calling to stressing out over the latest mock drafts, there’s an innate piece of fandom that revolves around what the team should do in the minds of ...

The New York Giants could soon be making a crucial move to save Evan Neal’s career. The Giants drafted Neal to be a franchise right tackle with the seventh-overall pick in 2022. However ...

By now, it’s beyond clear that Neal will not pan out at right tackle. He’s been too injured and too inconsistent for too long for that to be the projection. But when his struggles in pass ...

INDIANAPOLIS — If Evan Neal is going to be moved inside to get a shot at playing guard after failing at offensive tackle, that position change is not yet in the works. The Giants are waiting to ...

Offensive tackle Evan Neal has had a rough time with the for most of the last three years, failing to close to fulfilling the obligations of a top-10 draft pick. So what are the Giants to do?

The New York Giants need improvement along the offensive line, especially from highly drafted talents like tackle Evan Neal and center John Michael Schmitz Jr. The New York Giants attempted to ...

The New York Giants thought enough of offensive tackle Evan Neal to make him the seventh selection in the 2022 NFL Draft. They are scheduled to pay him $4.053 million during the 2025 season.

One possibility has been former first round pick Evan Neal, who is a tackle by trade but has had a rough first three seasons marred by injuries and a slow acclimation to the pro game. "We'll talk ...