Giants in the headlines: signing DT Josh Tupou after a starter injury, shaking up their defensive line for 2026. A storied franchise in NYC spiraling through rebuilds.
Howie Rose, the longtime Mets radio and TV voice since 1987, announced his retirement after the 2026 season. Rose, known for his passion and iconic calls, plans to stay involved with the team and will continue to serve as a Mets ambassador. His farewell marks the end of a nearly four-decade broadcasting career.
Beckham has joined the Ravens for offseason work as they seek to bolster their receiver depth, while Brown has joined the Patriots for offseason work amid a distracted spring. Both teams are evaluating rosters ahead of training camp, with questions around health, fit, and how new additions will compete for roles.
New York Giants wide receiver Nabers has been cleared in a police stop in Paramus, New Jersey, with authorities determining it was a case of mistaken identity. Nabers is recovering from ACL surgery and eyeing a return to action later this year. Meanwhile, Kayvon Thibodeaux has been active in off-season programs and public events, and trade talk around DeVonta Smith-era players remains a topic of discussion.
The New York Giants have added Odell Beckham Jr., JuJu Smith-Schuster and Braxton Berrios to their veteran WR corps to bolster depth amid injuries; meanwhile, competition intensifies at kicker after releasing one specialist.