Saquon works out, Eli has jokes in this week's social roundup
We are just 11 days away from the start of training camp.
While we wait, here is a roundup of our recent favorite social media posts, from Saquon Barkley working out to Eli Manning cracking jokes and much more.
View photos of the New York Giants' active 53-man roster as it currently stands.


RB Saquon Barkley

RB Devontae Booker

CB James Bradberry

G Ben Bredeson

RB Gary Brightwell

LB Lorenzo Carter

WR Pharoh Cooper

DB Keon Crossen

LB Tae Crowder

OT Korey Cunningham

P Riley Dixon

TE Evan Engram

QB Jake Fromm

K Graham Gano

FB Cullen Gillaspia

QB Mike Glennon

WR Kenny Golladay

G Will Hernandez

DT Austin Johnson

WR Collin Johnson

DL Raymond Johnson III

QB Daniel Jones

LS Casey Kreiter

DL Dexter Lawrence

DB Julian Love

G Wes Martin

LB Benardrick McKinney

S Xavier McKinney

TE Chris Myarick

LB Azeez Ojulari

DB Steven Parker

OT Matt Peart

FB Elijhaa Penny

C Billy Price

LB Reggie Ragland

DB J.R. Reed

LB Quincy Roche

TE Kyle Rudolph

DB Logan Ryan

DT Danny Shelton

WR Sterling Shepard

OL Matt Skura

WR Darius Slayton

LB Elerson G. Smith

OT Nate Solder

OT Andrew Thomas

DT Leonard Williams
21 Questions: Toughest competition in NFC East
With the calendar flipped to July, Giants.com asks 21 important questions heading into the team's 2021 training camp at the Quest Diagnostics Training Center.
For 21 days, a member of the Giants.com crew will answer one question about the roster, coaching staff, schedule, and much more.
John Schmeelk: It's either the Dallas Cowboys or the Washington Football Team. Washington has what could be a Top 5 defense, but they have a journeyman at quarterback in Ryan Fitzpatrick and young players at their skill positions. When in doubt, go with the team with the best quarterback and that's Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys.
The Cowboys ranked 14th in the NFL in yards per game last year (371.8) without Dak Prescott for 11 games, their starting left (Tyron Smith) and right tackle (La'el Collins) missing a combined 30 games, All-Pro guard Zack Martin missing six games, and starting tight end Blake Jarwin missing 15 games. With Ceedee Lamb entering his second season and joining forces with Amari Cooper and Michael Gallup outside, the Cowboys' offense should be a Top 5 unit this year.
On defense, Dallas allowed the fifth-most points in the NFL (29.6 points). In eight of their 16 games last season, Dallas allowed 33 or more points. They drafted exclusively on the defensive side of the ball and hired a new defensive coordinator in Dan Quinn. Despite the poor defense and injuries on offense last season, Dallas still finished tied with the Giants at six wins.
If Dallas can keep Dak Prescott on the field, keep their offensive tackles healthy and approach mediocrity on defense, they should be able to win somewhere around 10 games. If that's the case, they will be the Giants' biggest competition in the NFC East.
How tough is the Giants' schedule? Click to view each team's strength of schedule for the 2021 season based on the records of their opponents from 2020.


1. Pittsburgh Steelers
Strength of Schedule: .574

2. Baltimore Ravens
Strength of Schedule: .563

3. Chicago Bears
Strength of Schedule: .550
2021 Matchup: Giants at Bears

4. Green Bay Packers
Strength of Schedule: .542

5. Minnesota Vikings
Strength of Schedule: .531

T6. Cincinnati Bengals
Strength of Schedule: .529

T6. Detroit Lions
Strength of Schedule: .529

8. Las Vegas Raiders
Strength of Schedule: .526
2021 Matchup: Raiders at Giants

9. Cleveland Browns
Strength of Schedule: .518

10. Los Angeles Rams
Strength of Schedule: .515
2021 Matchup: Rams at Giants

T11. Kansas City Chiefs
Strength of Schedule: .511
2021 Matchup: Giants at Chiefs

T11. Seattle Seahawks
Strength of Schedule: .511

T13. Tennessee Titans
Strength of Schedule: .507

T13. Arizona Cardinals
Strength of Schedule: .507

T15. Washington Football Team
Strength of Schedule: .504
2021 Matchup: Washington at Giants, Giants at Washington

T15. Houston Texans
Strength of Schedule: .504

17. Los Angeles Chargers
Strength of Schedule: .493
2021 Matchup: Giants at Chargers

18. Jacksonville Jaguars
Strength of Schedule: .491

T19. San Francisco 49ers
Strength of Schedule: .489

T19. New York Jets
Strength of Schedule: .489

T19. New England Patriots
Strength of Schedule: .489

22. New Orleans Saints
Strength of Schedule: .483
2021 Matchup: Giants at Saints

T23. Buffalo Bills
Strength of Schedule: .478

T23. Indianapolis Colts
Strength of Schedule: .478

25. New York Giants
Strength of Schedule: .474

26. Carolina Panthers
Strength of Schedule: .472
2021 Matchup: Panthers at Giants

T27. Denver Broncos
Strength of Schedule: .471
2021 Matchup: Broncos at Giants

T27. Miami Dolphins
Strength of Schedule: .471

29. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Strength of Schedule: .465
2021 Matchup: Giants at Buccaneers

30. Atlanta Falcons
Strength of Schedule: .454
2021 Matchup: Falcons at Giants

31. Dallas Cowboys
Strength of Schedule: .452
2021 Matchup: Cowboys at Giants, Giants at Cowboys

32. Philadelphia Eagles
Strength of Schedule: .430
2021 Matchup: Eagles at Giants, Giants at Eagles
Baldinger, Wyche: Saquon among players returning from injury to watch in '21
In the video below, NFL Network's Brian Baldinger and Steve Wyche highlight four players returning from injury to watch in 2021.
It should come as a surprise to no one that Giants star running back Saquon Barkley is featured on this list.

Single Game Tickets
A limited number of Giants 2021 single game tickets are on sale now