While the New York Giants may have the emerging building blocks to be something special one day, star edge rusher Brian Burns knows how important it is to not put the cart in front of the horse ...

“I’m just trying to take my game to a level it’s never been,” Burns said following Wednesday’s joint practice vs. the New York Jets. “That requires me doing things I never did.

Burns, during an interview with John Schmeelk for the team’s Giants Huddle podcast, believes the pass rush is going to be even more lethal this season if everyone is healthy.

There is a madman out there flying around, wearing a white jersey, No. 0, zigging here and zagging there, and pursuing the ...

Veteran linebacker Brian Burns recently called out Fox by name, calling him underrated during an interview with the Giants Huddle Podcast. "This year, I'm planning on having waves and waves of ...

A large part of the reason why the Giants are expected to make a leap this year is the play of their defensive line, which ...

Brian Burns Set for More Active Role With Giants Moving Burns off the front will create some guesswork for opposing blockers and quarterbacks about what the best pass-rusher on Big Blue’s ...

But while Burns is, again, correct in cautioning people to pump the brakes just a bit, the Giants defense has been building up toward being something special, and it’s all thanks to one thing ...

It’s not exactly a fair fight between the 6-foot-5, 250-pound Burns and the notoriously pound-for-pound tough 5-foot-8, 185-pound Robinson. Brian Burns at Giants training camp on July 23.

The New York Giants are acquiring pass-rusher Brian Burns in a trade with the Carolina Panthers, league sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Monday. Burns had received the nonexclusive franchise ...

Burns has a contract incentive that can pay him that much for any one of three reasons, per Spotrac. He'll get his payday if he either records 12.5 sacks, makes first-team All-Pro or makes the Pro ...