The New York Giants will need to address the right side of their offensive line over the course of the 2026 off-season. They could opt to use the 2026 NFL Draft to find a long-term solution for their right guard position.

Reports indicate that the New York Giants are meeting with the Indianapolis Colts' offensive coordinator for their vacant OC position.

The receivers, interior offensive linemen, and maybe even running backs will be keys for the Giants as they look to bolster the offensive side of the ball.

The New York Giants have requested permission to interview Alex Tanney for their vacant offensive coordinator position.

For New York Giants fans of a certain age, the name Charlie Weis will good feelings. So the fact the Giants are reportedly pivoting to Charlie Weis Jr. for their vacant offensive-coordinator role could be a good omen for starving Giants fans.

After former defensive Giants coordinator Bill Belichick and retired Giants quarterback Eli Manning were both reportedly snubbed by the Pro Football Hall of Fame voting committee, now comes a report from ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler that Giants left tackle Andrew Thomas was not among the nominees for the inaugural "Protector of the Year" award.

The New York Giants will reportedly meet with Jim Bob Cooter for their vacant offensive coordinator role.

ESPN's Peter Schrager reports that the New York Giants will discuss their offensive coordinator vacancy with Colts OC Jim Bob Cooter

Under Hafley, Green Bay allowed 20.5 points per game, 5.1 yards per play and 108.5 rushing yards per game over the last two seasons -- all top-10 marks in the NFL. Hafley's group did stumble a bit down the stretch of the 2025 campaign, however.

The New York Giants reportedly had discussions with Todd Monken about their OC role before he took the Browns job.