The New York Jets secured some valuable reinforcements for one of their thinnest spots this week, landing a pair of defensive tackles in a flurry of moves with less than a week remaining before the NFL's roster cut deadline.

That has the New York Giants fielding calls as the team has a deeper quarterback room than most, on paper. The Giants reshaped the unit this offseason, bringing in veterans Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston, along with drafting Jaxson Dart in the first round.

On paper, the Jets look very good at the cornerback position. They will need to be. Aaron Glenn’s heavy blitzing tendencies will leave plenty of one on ones at the back of the defense. Let’s talk about the players who will be in coverage.

One anonymous league insider (executive, coach or scout) told a recent pollster that the New York Giants will reach the Super Bowl this season.

The New York Jets are working through their summer of training camp and the 2025 NFL preseason. The team is depending on wide receiver Garrett Wilson plenty this upcoming season and he's working hard to try and produce once the regular season starts.

2024 was a mostly lost season for the Giants, but Nabers did show fans why he was taken with sixth-overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. Catching balls from a combination of Daniel Jones, Drew Lock and Tommy DeVito, Nabers made 109 receptions for 1,204 yards and seven touchdowns.

Following a strong rookie season last year, New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers was recently ranked among the top NFL players under the age of 25.

The New York Jets reportedly added a veteran presence to their defensive tackle rotation Wednesday by trading for Harrison Phillips.