The Cleveland Browns are in rebuilding mode, and they need a lot to improve. To achieve that, the Cleveland Browns should trade the No. 2 overall pick.
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The New York Giants need help in the secondary, and Florida cornerback Vernon Hargreaves III would be a great addition to the NFL's worst defense in 2015.
Ezekiel Elliott is the best running back in this year's draft. With that being said, Ezekiel Elliott would be a perfect fit with the New York Giants.
The New York Giants need wide receiver help, but often-injured, often-in-trouble Percy Harvin is not the answer.
The New York Giants need a No. 2 receiver, and veteran Anquan Boldin could be that guy. Signing Anquan Boldin would pay big dividends for Big Blue.
The New York Giants need help at the wide receiver position, and picking one at No. 10 would make sense. Would TCU's Josh Doctson make sense for the Giants?
The New York Giants haven't added a big-name, veteran free safety in free agency, and that's ok. The unproven trio is set to shine, despite what you think.
The New York Giants need help at the receiver position, and free agent WR Marques Colston would help the team. Should the New York Giants target Colston?
The New York Giants played it safe, signing linebacker Keenan Robinson. Although it's not ground-breaking, it's a low-risk, high-reward move.
The New York Giants ended day one of free agency by giving defensive end Olivier Vernon a huge contract. Here's why the 25 year old is worth it.
The New York Giants continued their defensive overhaul, signing defensive tackle Damon Harrison to a five-year deal.
The New York Giants had the worst pass defense in the NFL last year, so signing cornerback Janoris Jenkins makes sense. Despite the price, it's a good move.
The New York Giants re-signed defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul to a one-year deal. Although not flashy, the move makes sense for both parties.
Despite the "praise" for Rashad Jennings, Ezekiel Elliott is still the best option for the New York Giants with the No. 10 pick.
The New York Giants don't need recenetly released Arian Foster at all. The team would be wise to stay away from him.
The New York Giants need a reliable No. 2 receiver opposite Odell Beckham Jr. While he's not spectacular, Mohamed Sanu would be a great fit.
Prince Amukamara, the New York Giants' 2011 first-round pick, is set to hit the open market. Letting him go isn't the worst thing.
The New York Giants need help at wide receiver. Could troubled Josh Gordon be a serious option for the New York Giants?
The New York Giants released Jon Beason, Geoff Schwartz and Will Beatty. What do these moves mean for Big Blue?
Justin Tuck, who spent the majority of his career with the New York Giants, will retire after 11 seasons. Tuck truly embodied what it meant to be a Giant.