New York Giants edge-rusher Brian Burns will "improve" thanks to "something new" in the team's defensive schemes.

The Panthers sent Burns and No. 166 in the 2024 draft to the Giants for picks No. 39 and 141 in addition to a fifth-round ...

Former Giants executive turned NFL analyst Marc Ross cites the arrival of Abdul Carter as potentially having an effect on ...

Brian Burns is about to discover that effort, durability and production constantly are judged under the New York microscope. The Giants didn’t pay record-setting money for slow Burns, sick Burns ...

Brian Burns didn’t think he was getting traded from one rebuilding team to another. When the Panthers and Giants executed a blockbuster deal in March, Burns was hopeful that coming to New York ...

As we head into 2025, expectations are reaching a fever pitch, at least on the defensive side of the ball. Just how high are those expectations rising? Pro Football Focus has the Giants’ defensive ...

After drafting Carter, the Giants are getting creative on how they can use their three elite OLBs, including Brian Burns and ...

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Brian Burns didn’t think he was getting traded from one rebuilding team to another. When the Panthers and Giants executed a blockbuster deal in March, Burns was hopeful that coming to New York ...

Brian Burns tackles CeeDee Lamb during the Giants’ 20-15 Week 4 loss to the Cowboys. Robert Sabo / New York Post “I’ve been here before,’’ Burns said.

Brian Burns needs to play like the $141 million man he is. AP. Especially when defensive coordinator Shane Bowen’s scheme relies on the front four to win one-on-one matchups.

Burns vs. Scourton: Different Mold, Same Blueprint Brian Burns was drafted in the first round because of traits—elite speed, ankle-flexing bend, and enough raw potential to fill a PlayStation ...