The Old Guard, the new guard or, really, any guard should be next on the Giants’ free-agent to do list. After addressing needs for a pass-catcher, an inside linebacker, a cornerback and a right tackle over the first two days of legal tampering,

We took a look at our notes from last summer to see what Evan Neal's biggest obstacles in converting to guard were.

The Giants have two glaring vacancies on the offensive line heading into free agency—right guard and right tackle—and only $7 million in cap space to solve them. Greg Van Roten and Jermaine Eluemunor are both hitting the market, and while I expect the ...

Against all odds, Evan Neal is back with the Giants. The massive draft bust re-signed with them Wednesday on what surely is a one-year contract with the minimum salary for a player of his experience level ($1.