The New York Giants' passing game dynamics shifted significantly with the emergence of wide receiver Malik Nabers as the primary target, alongside Wan'Dale Robinson. By 2023, tight ends were only targeted 21.9% of the time in passing plays, catching 53.9% of those passes and accounting for 25.1% of total yards. In contrast, receivers were targeted 56.9% of the time, showcasing a stark contrast in production with 23.5% of receptions and a dominating 61.2% of yards.

The 2024 season saw a further decline in tight end targets to 13.1%, while receivers garnered 71.3%. The tight ends managed to catch only 13.7% of their targets, amassing 14.5% of the yards. Red zone usage was particularly low for the tight ends, with only minimal targets translating into two catches and a touchdown across the entire season. Meanwhile, receivers exploited red zone opportunities more effectively, yielding a better touchdown rate.

Tom Coughlin's bid for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2025 has ended, missing out to Mike Holmgren, a notable finalist. Coughlin, who coached the New York Giants to three Super Bowl victories, previously led the Jacksonville Jaguars as their inaugural head coach.

Meanwhile, the Giants are facing uncertainty at quarterback as Brian Daboll weighs options between Drew Lock and Tommy DeVito for their upcoming game against the New Orleans Saints. Darius Slayton confirmed both quarterbacks participated in practice.

In draft news, the Giants fell to third in the 2025 NFL Draft order after their loss to the Dallas Cowboys, now tied with the Jaguars and Raiders at 2-10. The team is also making roster adjustments, including signing tight end Greg Dulcich from waivers.

As the New York Giants prepare for their Week 14 matchup against the New Orleans Saints, head coach Brian Daboll has yet to announce a starting quarterback between Drew Lock and Tommy DeVito. Both players participated in practice, but the decision remains undisclosed, likely to keep the Saints guessing.

Meanwhile, the Giants' recent loss to the Dallas Cowboys has impacted their draft positioning for 2025, placing them at the top of the draft order. The team is currently tied with the Jaguars and Raiders, all holding 2-10 records, but the Giants have the toughest strength of schedule, affecting their draft prospects.

In roster news, the Giants have made several moves, including signing tight end Greg Dulcich and releasing linebacker Boogie Basham. Former quarterback Daniel Jones has cleared waivers and is now a free agent, leaving the Giants with a significant decision regarding their future at the quarterback position.

The New York Giants have faced a challenging season, highlighted by their recent slip in the 2025 NFL Draft order after a loss to the Dallas Cowboys. Currently tied with the Jaguars and Raiders at 2-10, the Giants hold the toughest strength of schedule, placing them third in the draft order.

Despite their struggles, the Thanksgiving Day game against the Cowboys drew impressive viewership, marking it as one of the most-watched broadcasts this season. Meanwhile, roster changes continue as the team signed tight end Greg Dulcich and elevated players from the practice squad.

Former quarterback Daniel Jones has cleared waivers and is now a free agent, with speculation about his next move. The Giants are also dealing with injuries and have made various roster adjustments to bolster their lineup as they prepare for the remainder of the season.

The Denver Broncos have released tight end Greg Dulcich, marking him as a draft bust from 2022. General Manager George Paton has had mixed results since taking over, with notable successes in the 2021 draft, yielding three long-term starters, while the 2022 class has seen some promise but also disappointments.

In 2023, the Broncos appear to have made solid selections, particularly with receiver Marvin Mims Jr. and cornerback Riley Moss. The 2024 draft class shows early promise, especially with first-round pick Bo Nix. Overall, Paton has improved his drafting strategy, which could lead to a brighter future for the team.