The New York Giants selected seven players in the 2025 NFL Draft, including the No. 3 overall pick Abdul Carter, and the hopeful QB-of-the-future Jaxson Dart. Yet, the biggest winner of the draft for the Giants isn't one of those players, instead, it could be a player who went undrafted just a year ago.

NFL draft reached its end on Saturday evening and for the New York Giants, they came away with an impressive seven-pick haul, including a first-round quarterback. Over the first two days, the Giants selected two potential starters in edge rusher Abdul Carter,

Eli Manning is looking to lead an investment group to purchase a stake in his former team, the New York Giants, per Gillian Tan and Randall Williams of Bloomberg. Last February, Ben Fischer of Sports Business Journal reported that the Giants were looking to sell up to 10 percent of the team.

Eli Manning wants a stake in the Giants. Manning is putting together an investment group to bid for a piece of the Giants, according to Bloomberg. The Giants confirmed in February that they are exploring selling a minority,

Shedeur Sanders ended up a fifth round pick of the Cleveland Browns in the 2025 NFL draft after spending a good deal of time being discussed like he was a potential top five pick. He wasn't even the first quarterback the Browns took in the draft.

On the latest episode of the Scoop City podcast (starts at 10:00 mark), The Athletic's Dianna Russini reported toward the end of the 2024 season the Giants had Sanders ranked as the No. 1 quarterback on their big board. "Once they realized they weren't gonna get Cam Ward," Russini reported, "Shedeur to them was their top quarterback."

Sydney Schoen, the daughter of New York Giants GM Joe Schoen, has been absolved after being falsely accused of the Shedeur Sanders prank call.

Heliot Ramos thought he’d just leg out an infield single to lead off the ninth inning in a tie game. He wound up circling the bases to win the game, capping his mad dash by diving across home plate in dramatic fashion.