Last season, Thibodeaux, according to Pro Football Focus, had a pass-rush pressure rating of 6.6 (3rd among Giants outside ...

The New York Giants know their traditional path to success is through their defense, most notably the pass rush. The past decade the Giants have not had the level of success that they had enjoyed ...

The Giants, who are on pace for 48 sacks, haven’t had more than 36 in a season since 2014. “I don’t even think we think about the contract year or the third-year thing,” Carter said.

So hints outside linebacker Brian Burns, who in his first season with the team contributed 8.5 and minus 77 yards of that Giants team total. Burns, during an interview with John Schmeelk for the ...

Depth and Strategy in the Linebacker Corps. The Giants’ defensive strategy is further strengthened by the depth provided by Azeez Ojulari. Entering his fourth year, Ojulari has shown potential ...

He also had a pass rush win rate of 22.6%, which put him in the 99th percentile of college EDGE rushers. May 10, 2025; East Rutherford, NJ, USA; New York Giants linebacker Abdul Carter / John ...

The New York Giants can make a "secret superstar" the "glue" of their loaded front seven, versatile edge-rusher Chauncey Golston.

The Giants' defense, who have had a non-existent pass rush the past few seasons, did not sack Dak Prescott in Week 1 either. They know they have to do better vs. Bills and Josh Allen.

Although the Giants' defense is in the middle of the pack when it comes to sacks, the coaches say the impact of a good pass rush is more than that single statistic.

The only time the Giants’ pass rush has dominated this season was when defensive coordinator Shane Bowen broke tendency and blitzed Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson on 53.2 percent of his ...

Put simply: That cannot happen. GM Joe Schoen and the Giants have invested too much, in pick capital and salary, in their edge rushers for them to produce just two combined pressures in any one ...