New York Giants defensive lineman Dexter Lawrence II hasn’t played in a game since November 28, when he dislocated his elbow in a Thanksgiving Day loss to the Dallas Cowboys. But as far as his opponents and their coaches are concerned, he’s still ...

The New York Giants have had a disappointing season but it will end on a high note -- at least for three players. Nose tackle Dexter Lawrence, who is currently on injured reserve (IR) after dislocating his elbow in Week 13,

The Giants are a 3-13 debacle. But defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence remains an excellent player. That much you knew already. And on Thursday, it was confirmed by Lawrence making his third consecutive Pro Bowl.

The New York Giants defense has the opportunity to play one of its best games of the season this week as it faces the Philadelphia Eagles, who will be resting starters in Week 18. I don’t expect any of the Eagles offensive starters to play this weekend unless they have a chance to hit contract incentives,

What will Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni decide to do with his starters entering Sunday's season finale against the archrival Giants?

The New York Giants square off in a Sunday afternoon battle against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 18. Here are three causes for concern.

While the New York Giants season has been a major disappointment, wide receiver Malik Nabers has lived up to all the hype. The No. 6 overall pick in the draft has delivered again and again and he enters the season finale against the Philadelphia Eagles (13-3) four catches shy of breaking Steve Smith's single-season franchise record of 107 receptions set in 2009.

New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers, fresh off a stellar 171-yard performance against the Indianapolis Colts, Thursday reflected on his rookie season. In that game against the Colts, Nabers and Tyrone Tracy Jr.

The New York Giants’ rookie duo, wide receiver Malik Nabers and running back Tyrone Tracy Jr., achieved history. During the first half against the Indianapolis Colts, Nabers and Tracy both exceeded 1,