4/28/12 - On the last day of the NFL Draft the Giants had 4 selections, two in the 4th round, one in the 6th, and one in the 7th round. With their first pick in the 4th round the Giants selected Adrien Robinson a 6'4, 267 pound Tight End from the University of Cincinatti. This was a pick the Giants were very excited about. Robinson is big and fast with a lot of upside. He did not catch a lot of balls in Cincinnati, but the team hopes he can learn and develop more with Tight Ends coach Mike Pope. With their other 4th round pick the Giants selected Brandon Mosley an Offensive Tackle from Auburn. According to the Giants, he reminds them of current Giants player David Diehl. At 6'5 and 318 pounds, Mosley is big, tough, smart and can play guard as well as tackle. In the 6th Round the Giants selected Matt McCants another offensive tackle from the University of Alabama Birmingham. He is a 6'7, 295 pound strong kid with good quickness. According to scouting reports, he moves his feet well but needs some time to develop, as his technique sometimes gets sloppy. Markus Kuhn a Defensive Tackle from North Carolina State was the Giants' last pick. He was taken in the 7th Round 239th Overall. Kuhn, a native of Germany, is considered a developmental player. At North Carolina State, Kuhn only started one season and is known more for his effort than his instinct or technique.

4/27/12 - On Day 2 of the 2012 NFL Draft, the Super Bowl Champion New York Giants, selected Rueben Randle from LSU and Jayron Hosley from Virginia Tech. Randle was selected at the bottom of the 2nd Round (63rd Overall). He is a wide receiver that can make an immediate impact for the Giants and play on the outside vacated by Mario Manningham. At 6'3 and 210 pounds, Randle is an incredible athlete with great speed and great hands. He is also a good route runner and put up good numbers in college (97 passes for 1634 yards and 13 TDs) from awful QB play. He has a great chance to win the number 3 WR spot this fall. Hosley was selected in the 3rd Round (94th Overall). From Virginia Tech, Hosley adds depth to the Giants' cornerback position. At 5'10 and 178 pounds, he is a little undersized for the position but scouting reports say he has good ball skills and good zone coverage instincts to make up for his lack of size. According to General Manger, Jerry Reese, Hosley can also return punts and kickoffs. With these two picks the Giants filled some holes vacated by free agency and also could make a quick impact early next season.

5/4/12 The New York Giants addressed several needs in the later rounds of the 2012 NFL draft by picking up LSU wide receiver Rueben Randle from LSU, Virginia Tech cornerback Jayron Hosley, Cincinnati tight end Adrien Robinson and Auburn offensive tackle Brandon Mosley. They hope that Randle will fill the hole left by the departure of Mario Manningham, and that Hosley can replace Aaron Ross at cornerback. Also, they bolstered the tight end position with the addition of Robinson and the signing of former Dallas Cowboys tight end Martellus Bennett in free agency.

4/26/12 - With the final pick of the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft, The New York Giants selected David Wilson, running back from Virginia Tech. In his final year at Virginia Tech, Wilson rushed for 1709 yards and 9 TD's. Wilson fills the void created in the backfield after the departure of running back Brandon Jacobs. At 5'9, Wilson won't run through defenses like Jacobs but he has the speed to breakaway for long runs. Wilson also improves one of the few weaknesses the Giants have, their return game. The Giants ranked 22nd in the league in Kickoff Average. Wilson provides an upgrade over last year's returners Devin Thomas and Da'rel Scott.

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After finishing the 2010-11 NFL season 10-6 and second in the Easterndivision of the National Football Conference, the New York Giantsselected Nebraska cornerback Prince Amukamara with the No. 19 overallpick in the 2011 NFL entry draft. With Amukamara joining likelystarters Corey Webster and Terrell Thomas along with safeties AntrelRolle and Kenny Phillips, the Giants boast one of the strongestsecondary units in the NFL. The former Husker may not have recorded apick during his senior season at Nebraska, but it may have had more todue with opposing offenses choosing to avoid him. He was only thrownat 52 times in 2010, only 18 of which were completed. His ability as acover corner and in run support should make him a fan favorite withGaints fans for years to come.

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Joining the league in 1925, the New York Giants are the league's fourth-oldest franchise. Their seven league titles, including three Super Bowls, rank third all-time, their most recent coming in 2008 in a victory over the New England Patriots considered to be one of the greatest upsets, and greatest Super Bowls, of all-time.

New York Giants Tickets - 2011 Season Info

Though they ended the year 10-6, Giant fans would like to put 2010 behind them. A brutal, last-second loss to the Eagles in Week 15 followed by a 45-17 whipping in Green Bay helped New York play its way out of a playoff berth. Oddsmakers indicate that the poor finish to the year will not hurt the team going forward, as the Giants and Eagles are the co-favorites to win one of football's toughest divisions in 2011. The Giants are still loaded on offense, with Hakeem Nicks developing into a number one receiver, and Steve Smith and Mario Manningham offering quarterback Eli Manning above-average options as well. Known for being solid on both sides of the line of scrimmage, the Giants possess a lethal defensive line that can be even better if second-year end Jason Pierre-Paul plays up to expectations. The secondary is a question mark in New York, and the Giants are hoping that first round Nebraska product Prince Amukamara is a remedy. Amukamara isn't as highly touted as LSU's Patrick Peterson, but at pick 19, he offered tremendous value to help improve a unit that has recently been bitten by the bugs of injury and inconsistency.
After the end of the NFL Lockout, in one of the craziest free-agency periods ever, the Giants seemed to struggle a bit. Defensive power-house Osi Umenyiora is holding out for a 300% pay increase before he is resigned.

New York Giants Tickets - 2011 Schedule

Though they open with the division-rival Redskins, Giant fans most likely have Week 3's visit to Philadelphia circled on their calendars as the team's first big test. Head coach Tom Coughlin must find a way to keep the team buzzing as the season wears on, because the second half of the Giants' schedule is brutal. Out of conference games against the Patriots, 49ers, Saints, Packers, and a rare matchup with the stadium-sharing Jets are stiff challenges in their own right, but coupled with two matchups against the Cowboys and the second against the Eagles mean that if the Giants win the division in 2011, they'll certainly have earned it.

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