New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen made a bold move earlier this offseason, adding a marquee pass rusher to pair opposite emerging Kayvon Thibodeaux in hopes of forging a disruptive duo off the edge.
A pair of Carolina Panthers swaps could end up leaving some pretty noticeable imprints on the 2024 season. NFL.com content editor Tom Blair recently ranked the top 10 traded players who he believes will have the biggest impact on the upcoming campaign.
The New York Giants made their biggest move of the offseason during the heart of free agency when they acquired edge rusher Brian Burns from the Carolina Panthers.
We already know which NFL teams are playing each other this season, and soon, we will officially know when they'll meet. As first reported by Sports Business Journal's Ben Fischer, the NFL informed teams on Tuesday that the 2024 regular season schedule will be released on May 15.
The New York Giants made a blockbuster move to improve their pass rush this offseason, trading for Carolina Panthers star edge rusher Brian Burns. Now, Burns will combine with All-Pro DT Dexter Lawrence and third-year EDGE Kayvon Thibodeaux to perform a pass rush that could be among the league’s best in 2024.
Heading into the 2024 NFL Draft, there was a lot of discussions about what direction the New York Giants could go in. There were several needs up and down the team’s roster, as Year 3 of the Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll era is a bit of a reset.
Here are three moves the Giants should consider if they hope to compete in the NFC East.
While Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins shouldn't worry about losing his starting role anytime soon, these four players' seats are starting to heat up.
Several factors pushed the Carolina Panthers to sign veteran pass rusher and former No. 1 overall pick Jadeveon Clowney. One reason was to bolster the defense.
On Friday, the Carolina Panthers took care of one of their former first-round talents on the defensive side of the ball. The Panthers agreed to an extension with a player they expect to be a leader on the defense for years to come in Carolina.
New Commanders HC Dan Quinn discussed the impact he expects veteran LB Bobby Wagner to have on the defense. Quinn cited his passion for the game as one of Wagner’s most notable qualities.
The New York Giants acquired superstar edge rusher Brian Burns in a trade with the Carolina Panthers earlier this week, and Burns seems thrilled about the opportunity.
The New York Giants have acquired star edge rusher Brian Burns in a blockbuster trade with the Carolina Panthers, according to Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo of NFL Network.
This move comes nearly 18 months after the Rams proposed two first-round picks and a third for the linebacker at the 2022 trade deadline.
The Panthers broke off contract talks with Burns at the start of the month and ultimately used the franchise tag on him.
Much of Monday’s action has related to the opening of free agency, which will officially take place later this week. Trades – in certain cases – are still very much on the table as a roster-building strategy this time of year.
According to Connor Hughes, there’s mutual trade interest between the Panthers and Giants for a deal involving Panthers OLB Brian Burns. Carolina put the tag on Burns this offseason after failing to get a long-term deal done with him over the past couple of years.
The Panthers painted themselves into a corner with edge-rusher Brian Burns.
The Carolina Panthers slapped a franchise tag on edge rusher Brian Burns, but that does not necessarily mean he will be playing for the team in 2024. Will
The Panthers applied an exclusive franchise tag worth $24.007 million to edge-rusher Brian Burns, locking him in for at least one more season with the franchise.
With no long-term deal in sight, the Panthers will move forward with the expected decision on Brian Burns.
The Panthers may have cut off contract extension talks with this player, but that does not mean they will be losing him this offseason.
Brian Burns is an obvious franchise tag candidate in the event a long-term Panthers deal cannot be worked out. The latest development in this situation points further to the tag being necessary.
Josina Anderson reports that the Panthers informed OLB Brian Burns that they will not continue contract talks with him at this time. Burns, 25, was drafted by the Panthers No.
The Washington Commanders amassed a grand total of 39 sacks this past season, and that was with Chase Young and Montez Sweat playing half the year there before being dealt at the trade deadline.
The Carolina Panthers have a long way to go before they are taken seriously by the rest of the league as a team that can contend. But being taken seriously
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