Kenny Golladay

Golladay's role was greatly reduced last season, and he caught just six passes for 81 yards and a touchdown in 12 games.

GM Joe Schoen has plenty of cap space to work with, but there are ways to create a lot more — if he wants.

It's clear after three seasons that Daniel Jones is not an elite quarterback. But can he reach the NFL's next tier of quarterbacks?

New York's new offensive coordinator will aim to get Kenny Golladay and his top playmakers more involved Sunday against the Eagles.

The defense made its mistakes too on Sunday, but the offense's inability to generate enough explosive plays hurt the Giants again.

Daniel Jones is taking care of the ball, but can he play well consistently? The Giants have playmakers, but how limited is the offense?

In Week 1, it was Teddy Bridgewater picking apart the Giants. Thursday, it was journeyman Taylor Heinicke's turn.

Kadarius Toney stands out when he's on the field, high hopes for Patrick Graham's defense and an update on Saquon Barkley's rehab.

To help set expectations, we look at comparables for the Giants' Leonard Williams, Kenny Golladay, Adoree' Jackson and Logan Ryan.

Despite not having much salary-cap space, the Giants spent big in free agency. Here's how GM Dave Gettleman and company did it.

The New York front office was not afraid to shell out some dough. What's next in free agency, and what will they do in the draft?

The last time New York signed a big free agent WR, it won a Super Bowl. Could it happen again after adding the ex-Lion Golladay?

Despite coming off an injury-plagued season, Golladay should be just the kind of receiver to kick New York's offense up a notch.

New York signs big receiver to four-year, $72 million deal to help Daniel Jones, give boost to less-than-prolific passing game.

The Giants need a receiver like Golladay. But there's a reason he wasn't signed when the market opened. Can the two sides agree on a deal?

As many expected, due to the lack of salary-cap space, there has been no splashy start to free agency for the New York Giants.

A free-falling receiver market could land the ex-Lion in Cincinnati and the veteran Vikings tackle is paying a visit on Thursday.

There's mutual interest between the Dolphins and Golladay, according to league sources, before NFL free agency opens next week.