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Add another name to the list of undrafted free agents who have signed -- or are about to sign -- with the Giants: Miami (Fla.) defensive tackle Dwayne Hendricks, a native of Millville who joined the Hurricanes as the No. 3 prospect in the state and the 19th-ranked tackle nationally, according to SuperPrep Magazine. It used to be these... Full story »

This list will grow over the next couple of days. And then, it could shorten by a few names because inevitably some guys fail physicals while others who reportedly have signed actually have not. But we do have a few names as to whom the Giants have signed - or soon will sign - as undrafted free agents. I... Full story »

On the second day of the draft, the Giants got their big-bodied receiver. And no, once again and for the last time (maybe), it was not Braylon Edwards. The new big target for Eli Manning is Ramses Barden, a 6-6, 229-pound receiver from Cal Poly the Giants selected in the third round of the NFL Draft Sunday at Radio... Full story »

NOTEBOOK Jerry Reese immediately went into spin-control mode Sunday when he was asked about the Giants' drafting Sam Houston State quarterback Rhett Bomar in the fifth round. "We drafted Woodson last year. We still like Woodson," Reese said before he could even be asked about what Bomar's arrival means for Andre' Woodson. "I know people will start to write... Full story »

The Giants closed out the draft with a pair of cornerbacks: DeAndre Wright in the sixth round and Stoney Woodson from South Carolina in the seventh - No. 238 overall. Woodson measures in at 5-11, 195 pounds and had 4 career INTs, including one that was returned 68 yards for a touchdown against Tennessee. He ran a 4.65 40-yard... Full story »

In the sixth round, the Giants selected New Mexico cornerback DeAndre Wright with the 200th overall pick. The 5-11, 198-pound Wright dropped on many boards because he had surgery on both shoulders in the off-season. Before that, he recorded 10 career interceptions and was named second-team All-Mountain West. Full story »

Uh oh, Andre' Woodson. The Giants selected another quarterback with their fifth-round pick (no. 151 overall): Sam Houston State's Rhett Bomar. This was the second of the two picks they got from the Saints in exchange for Jeremy Shockey. They traded their other fifth-round pick No. 164 earlier today to move up in the third round for WR Ramses... Full story »

The Giants added to their backfield in the fourth round. With the 129th overall pick, they selected NC State running back Andre Brown. Brown, at 6-1, 225 pounds, brings a powerful running style to a backfield that could use more depth with the loss of Derrick Ward via free agency. Full story »

So much for pre-draft visits being smokescreens. With the second of their two third-round picks (No. 100 overall), the Giants selected yet another player that came in for a visit in the past couple of weeks: Wisconsin TE Travis Beckum. Full story »

The Giants traded up with the Eagles to the 21st pick in the third round (No. 85 overall) to add another wide receiver - and this one has the size they had in Plaxico Burress. The team selected Cal Poly's Ramses Barden, who - at 6-6, 229 pounds - has Burress' size, but not quite as much speed or natural... Full story »

No Braylon Edwards, no Anquan Boldin, no trading up. The Giants got themselves a wide receiver Saturday the old-fashioned way -- by staying put and drafting a player they liked. With the 29th pick in Saturday's draft -- the selection they earned via their playoff appearance last season -- the Giants selected North Carolina wide receiver Hakeem Nicks, a... Full story »

We talk a lot about GM Jerry Reese in this draft process, but the guy that really runs the show from scouting up to the draft is Marc Ross, who's now conducting his second draft with the Giants. Ross met with reporters a few minutes ago to discuss the team's draft picks. The link to the video is right... Full story »

If you haven't seen this play yet, Giants fans, you don't know what you got in the first round today:  Full story »

With the 45th pick in the second round - the first of two selections they received from the Saints in exchange for Jeremy Shockey - the Giants drafted former Virginia linebacker Clint Sintim. The 6-2, 256-pound Sintim was a four-year starter on the outside in the Cavs' 3-4 defense. Scouting reports indicate he's tough at the point of attack,... Full story »