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Linebacker Aaron Curry wasn't the only veteran player to convince the Giants he deserved a job at their rookie minicamp.

The New York Giants have a long history of tough, bruising pass catching tight ends; players like Mark Bavaro and Jeremy Shockey come to mind when one thinks of the quintessential Giants tight end.

New York Giants tight end Brandon Myers is this week's guest on the Mike Hlas Podcast.

In his two seasons on the field for the New York Giants , wide receiver Victor Cruz has left an indelible mark on both the organization and the New York metropolitan area.

Oakland selected D.J. Hayden with the 12th pick in the draft, and they got some potential stars in Sio Moore and Menelik Watson.

The initial wave of free agency and the 2013 NFL draft are finally in the books, and with that, we are one step closer to the beginning of another regular season.

Even though the draft is over, there is no team in the NFL, including the Giants, that still doesn't have areas on the roster that need to be addressed.

Entering the draft thin on tight ends after Brandon Myers left in free agency, Kasa is the second player selected coached by the Oakland staff in the Senior Bowl.

Jesse Bartolis offers up one final mock draft for 2013. This one is a look at who the Giants might consider taking in rounds 4-7 today.

As the 2013 NFL Draft begins there is speculation floating around that the New York Giants could be interested in Notre Dame tight end Tyler Eifert if he is available with the 19th overall pick.

The Giants have heard that philosophy since Tom Coughlin took over as head coach in 2004, and even before that.

"I'm lucky to be coming in at a time where the type of tight end that I am is being used quite a bit - in the passing game but also a guy that can stay in the game on every down throughout the game and can also block, create mismatch problems in the passing game," Eifert said at the NFL Scouting Combine.

Over the past few seasons , the New York Giants passing game has expanded ever so slightly.