The Giants have had the No. 1 overall pick twice — 1951 (when they selected running back/wide receiver Kyle Rote) and 1965 (running back Tucker Frederickson). Rote wound up in the Giants’ Ring of Honor. A knee injury ended Frederickson’s career after seven seasons.

Shedeur Sanders. Even if he’s not on the same level as Andrew Luck as a prospect, the hype and the pageantry that’s about to surround the 2025 draft and what team Sanders goes to could be on a level we haven’t seen since that 2012 draft.

Shedeur Sanders will undoubtedly be one of the first quarterbacks off the board in the 2025 NFL draft, but one draft expert believes he also would have

The growth of Shedeur Sanders since he began his collegiate football career has been nothing short of remarkable. As the Colorado Buffaloes’ quarterback and the

One NFL assistant general manager believes that Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders' "on-field demeanor" makes him the best quarterback in the 2025

Evaluating the prospects eligible for the 2025 NFL Draft is only part of the process for teams. The process is made even more fascinating for organizations that make coach and/or general manager changes.

And on Tuesday, Schoen checked out Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders’ practice in Boulder. He stood on the sideline and chatted with Sanders’ father, Deion Sanders, the Hall of Fame cornerback who is now Colorado’s coach.

N ew York Giants General Manager Joe Schoen made headlines on Tuesday by attending a practice at the University of Colorado. This visit comes just days after the team released qua