Welcome back. It's the big blue banter. New York Giants football podcast. I'm Dan Schneier.

Joined as always my co-host, Nick the Lado. The draft is over. It's time to start considering the offseason.

Rookie minicamp is on its way at the end of this week, Nick.

Then we're going to get to some other OTAs, a few mandatory mini camp, or there's a mandatory

minicamp in there. We're going to get some information from the Giants during that time, and then it's

a long break until training camp. But with the draft over, an opportunity, I think, at least,

in my mind, has presented itself, a cheap opportunity. The Giants went throughout this

offseason, went throughout the draft, and really in my mind, Nick, now I know they sign the Jordan, Little Jordan Humphrey, whatever's name is, Lil Jordan Humphrey, I think it is. That is Matt Pascal. Show respect to that man. Yes, yes, yes. These are not players. I would hope that see the field for the Giants at any point,

unless it's, you know, in that Jason Garrett, let's bring an obvious guy on for an insert block here, there, a wide receiver for an obvious run play that dips off to the defense, what we're doing. But the Giants really added only one wide receiver, and they re-added him and Darius Slay who was a free agent they didn't add much else to that

room and yet as we head into the rest of this off season there might be a cheap opportunity for them

to add talent to this wide receiver room and a player who might be able to fit a specific role in my

mind nick that could not only give the giants an advantage in one aspect of their offense but also

allow for

another player on the receiver room to play a different role than he played in 2024, in 2025,

that I think could benefit him based on what he put up and based on what he did at the collegiate

level. So we're going to get into some of that today. We're getting into the player, and it's Gabe Davis.

Gabe Davis, former Bill's wide receiver who Joe Shane drafted, played a big role in drafting,

I should say, under Bean, who was there when Brian Dable ran the offense,

and Brian Dable also loves him, signed with the Jaguars last offseason, big deal,

didn't work out for him, didn't work out for him.

He was released today nick and given the

parameters of that contract he will be signing a russ wilson ask or you know derrick car

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