Aaron Curry News

Injury and opportunity are the driving forces of the NFL , and as a victim of the former and blessed with the latter, linebacker Aaron Curry is a member of the New York Giants - for now.

Aaron Curry is a former top-five overall pick who's still scratching and clawing to live up to his draft expectations heading into his fifth professional season on his third team.

Good morning and welcome to another offseason week on the NFC East blog. I was trying to count the weeks left until the regular-season opener, but then I got tired.

Last year, the New York Giants' defense was abysmal, ranked 25th against the rush and 28th against the pass.

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Apparently things went well enough for Aaron Curry in his tryout Thursday with the Giants that he has stuck around.

The Giants were planning on taking a look at free agent Josh Cribbs two months ago, but the dynamic return man put his free-agent tour on hold while he recovered from knee surgery.

The Giants' search for linebacking help will continue this week when they take a look at a player who was once expected to be one of the best linebackers in the league.

The New York Giants ignored the linebacker position in the 2013 NFL Draft, leaving it looking thin entering the 2013 NFL season.

Aaron Curry , the former Seahawks draft bust who is now a free agent, is getting a look from the Giants.

It's NFL Draft day or Round 1 of a now three-day televised event. Many NFL wannabes have been very open about wanting to go in the first round while others will just be happy to receive a possible opportunity to play in the league.

If he still were alive today, I'm fairly certain he wouldn't add the fourth pick in the NFL draft to that list.

For seven straight years starting in 2004, the Oakland Raiders had a top 10 pick in the NFL draft only to end up disappointed in the outcome.