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The New York Giants begin their offseason program on Monday, and some of the many new faces on the roster are thrilled to be getting to work with their new team.
NY bound. Ready to get to work! #NYG. Much to prove. http://t.co/N9VvxBRHT1
— Rashad Jennings (@RashadJennings) April 20, 2014
Super pumped for my first official day w/the @Giants tomorrow! We start building towards that Lombardi Trophy in the morning
— Geoff Schwartz (@geoffschwartz) April 20, 2014
The Giants offseason program begins today with the strength and conditioning portion of the offseason. On-field workouts are scheduled May 27-28, June 2-3, June 5, June 9-10 and June 12-13. The team's mandatory mini-camp will be from June 17-19. The offseason program is voluntary.
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The Buffalo News examines the bumper crop of receivers in the 2014 NFL Draft. This could end up being a record year for the number of wide receivers drafted. The News' post includes an interesting quote from Giants' coach Tom Coughlin:
"There isn’t any question those guys have got to come in and play. Are they ready to play? You can’t push them out there unless they’re ready to contribute," New York Giants coach Tom Coughlin said. "They’re going to make errors, but hopefully those errors are eliminated as you go along and they become more professional and more thorough in how they play."
Speaking of wide receivers and the draft, Ourlads looks at some of the underrated ones entering the draft.
Pro Football Rumors looks at some of the biggest contracts of free agency.
NFL.com says Pitt defensive tackle Aaron Donald is a fit for both the Giants and Chicago Bears.
Another NFL.com post looks at defensive prospects who helped and hurt themselves during recent pro day workouts.
The Daily News offers some thoughts on the Giants' draft needs.