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As part of a series identifying 'red flag' positions for each NFL team -- 'red flag' defined as a team's biggest remaining issue -- it has to come as no surprise that Football Outsiders has identified linebacker as the Giants' 'red flag' position.

After a down season in 2012 that saw the New York Giants miss the postseason after winning the Super Bowl the previous season, the G-Men need multiple players to have breakout campaigns in 2013.

Thin at the linebacker position and coming up empty in the draft last month, the New York Giants have signed Aaron Curry yesterday to a one-year contract in the hopes of adding depth and competition to one of the team's biggest weak spots.

Ed tries his hand at a 53-man roster projection -- which will probably not be close to what happens a few months from now.

The 2013 NFL Draft is over and while the New York Giants roster is nowhere being set, there is enough in place for me to take an educated guess at what the roster might look like on opening day.

Predictably, the New York Giants enjoyed yet another strong draft class, seemingly a common occurrence dating back to the Ernie Accorsi days.

A lot has changed in one week, thanks to the NFL draft. Prior to the draft, we checked in with some analysis regarding what we figured the New York Giants ' depth chart might look like at that point in time.

A long draft weekend came to a close on Sunday night, and the New York Giants ' rookie selections have a lot of analysts talking.

Initially, this seemed like a curious selection. Pugh was not connected to the Giants by draft analysts until very late in the process, and he wound up being the seventh offensive lineman selected in the first 19 picks of the draft.

On Thursday night, the New York Giants added a big piece to their aging offensive line with first-round pick Justin Pugh .

Good morning, New York Giants ' fans! When you are done reading the ' Big Blue View Rules For Draft Success ,' here are some other links for your Sunday enjoyment.