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In the whirlwind of NFL free agency, it’s almost impossible to give grades to the myriad moves of 32 teams. Unless a team literally lands a Hall of Famer in his relative prime, as the Packers once did with Reggie White, the impact is more nuanced. But since one of our local clubs did sign a player

It couldn’t have made the New York Giants happy to know Odell Beckham was working out with Johnny Manziel instead of being with the team at OTA sessions.

The New York Giants lost defensive tackle Johnathan Hankins to free agency. It appeared the team would look to Jay Bromley or Robert Thomas to replace him. That was before Alabama’s Dalvin Tomlinson was selected in the second round of the 2017 NFL Draft. AROUND COVER32 This Week in NFL History: This

New York Giants guard Justin Pugh said he expects to stay at left guard in the 2017 season as he enters the final year of his rookie contract. “I’m not working anywhere else, but I know that if they need me to play tackle, I can play tackle,” Pugh told NJ.com’s Dan Duggan. “And I know if they ask our tackles to play guard, they can play guard. That’s the thing with the Giants’ offensive linemen: They’re always willing to step up and do whatever it takes to win because this is a team that can go and make some noise once we get into the playoffs.” Pugh, 26, is entering the final year of his rookie deal after New York picked up his fifth-year option worth $8.8 million. A first-round pick in 2013,

Eli Manning cringed at how his new understudy first greeted him on the phone. The New York Giants potentially drafted Eli Manning’s eventual replacement last weekend. The Giants selected Davis Webb in Round 3, and though Webb needs work and Manning shouldn’t worry about him this season, there could be a debate at some point — say, in two or three seasons — about Webb being the next in line at QB.

Eli Manning finally responded to accusations that he knowingly was involved in a “conspiracy to defraud collectors by pawning off phony game-worn gear as the real deal”. Manning is as angry as he’s ever been in his public life. “It is one thing to write about my football or my play but when you are attacking my integrity, it definitely makes me angry,” Manning said.