“Stephen Lebitsch is a graduate of Fordham University, Class of 2021, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Communications (with a minor in Sports Journalism) and spent three years as a staff writer for The Fordham Ram. With his education and immense passion for the space, he is looking to transfer his knowledge and talents into a career in the sports media industry. Along with his work for the FanNation network and Giants Country, Stephen’s stops include Minute Media and Talking Points Sports.
With John Harbaugh at the helm and a "physical" 2026 draft class led by Francis Mauigoa and Malachi Fields, experts see New York as the NFL's premier "worst-to-first" candidate.
The former All-Pro tight end isn't holding back on his expectations for the Giants' newest offensive addition, claiming the Miami product is destined for greatness regardless of where he lines up.
With two NFC rivals reportedly eyeing the Miami tackle, Joe Schoen’s "dream scenario" for the pick acquired in the Dexter Lawrence trade almost didn't happen.
With the Giants tapping into the secondary at No. 37, there could be a key competition brewing that will test the ultimate fate of one veteran cornerback.
After making a splash in Round 1, the New York Giants snagged Tennessee ballhawk Colton Hood at No. 37—a "stunned" slide that provides John Harbaugh with a versatile starter to challenge a struggling veteran group.