New York Giants cornerback Deonte Banks sat on the bench for nearly three full quarters, watching his counterpart, Cor'Dale Flott, dominate the Denver Broncos offense. Flott was making big play after ...

The recent history of first-round draft picks by the New York Giants is littered with players who didn't live up to their expected potential. Time after time, New York invested high first-round draft ...

Deonte Banks was one of the most dominant press-man cornerbacks in the 2022 NFL Draft, leading the New York Giants to draft him with the 25th overall pick in the first round. The 2023 season saw Banks ...

Second-year cornerback Deonte Banks has faced intense scrutiny for his up-and-down (mostly down) defensive play in 2025, but on special teams, he is quickly becoming one of the New York Giants' most ...

It has been an up-and-down season for New York Giants cornerback Deonte Banks. Banks and Cor’Dale Flott have split time at the outside corner this season; however, in Week 6, Banks saw just three ...

According to the eye test and backed by the stats, New York Giants cornerback Cor’Dale Flott, who has rotated with Deonte Banks at CB2, is clearly outplaying his younger counterpart. So why then would ...

Banks was limited in Thursday's session, and the full practice puts Banks in position to play Monday night against the Patriots. With Paulson Adebo (knee) out since Week 7, Banks has started each of ...

Bobby and Justin continue their PPP episodes as they look at star tight end Darren Waller and first round pick corner Deonte Banks. The guys talk about who these players are, what their strengths and ...

Cor’Dale Flott hadn’t known it beforehand, but he started last week’s Eagles game in debt. Giants coach Brian Daboll approached the cornerback with a friendly reminder of what he needed to do to pay ...

The Giants will have Dexter Lawrence available after he was limited last week and did not practice during the week with an elbow injury. They’ll also have defensive backs Paulson Adebo, Tyler Nubin, ...

Here is some simple addition: The Giants invested $99 million in two free agents plus high draft picks in four youngsters to build a premier secondary. It’s the more complex math — like the geometry ...