New York Giants
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Giants name Huntington graduate Hannah Burnett first full-time female scout
She landed an internship with the Bills before her senior year at UMass and, after graduating in the spring of 2018, took a position in the NFL office before being hired by the Falcons.
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Teams would have extra time to practice with COVID-19 restrictions in place; Giants-Jets matchup still a possibility.
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After a virtual meeting with team owners, commissioner Roger Goodell said that the league plans to open training camps on time.
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The team says those who decide to forgo the upcoming season will have their PSL intact and the chance to buy tickets in 2021.
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Fauci told CNN that football players would need to be separated from others and undergo regular tests for COVID-19.
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Several Giants were able to get together for informal workouts, including Daniel Jones and many of his receiving targets.
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The pandemic and social change have turned rookie head coach's first season into a very unusual story line, but he keeps faith that "we can work together."
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The coach said there have been open discussions among the team about race, and he is listening to his players.
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Report says "alcohol impairment is believed to be a factor in the collision."
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"I never felt like I didn't know what play was going to happen next," Martinez said of his time with Graham in 2018.
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It comes a week after Roger Goodell's video statement that the NFL was wrong to not listen closely during protests of racial inequities.
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The second-year quarterback used Twitter to make his intentions known.
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It includes three-tiered system for personnel and their access to parts of each building.
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NFL commissioner had previously tried to walk a tightrope after the initial controversy flared with Colin Kaepernick's kneeling.
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Tom Rock has seen it all covering Big Blue, but deadline demands had him take eye off the ball during one of the most iconic Super Bowl plays in history.