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1:23Should the Giants Start Jameis, Russ or Dart?
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0:22BREAKING: Abdul Carter Signs Rookie Contract With Giants
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1:13NFL Coach Hot Seat Rankings: No. 1 Brian Daboll (Giants)
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1:38Odds to Win NFC East This Season
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2025 NFL Schedule Preview: Giants to Have Hardest Schedule This Season
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1:30Is Time Running Out for Brian Daboll & Joe Schoen?
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1:55NFL Rookie Minicamp: Inside the Plan to Develop Jaxson Dart as Future QB1
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1:38Jonathan Jones: Abdul Carter "Will Learn Every Position on DL"
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NFL Rookie Minicamp: Abdul Carter Settles on Wearing No. 51
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1:18What Is the Learning Curve for Jaxson Dart?
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1:37Giants Plan for Developing Jaxson Dart Into a Starting QB
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1:44NFL Rookie Minicamp: How the Giants Plan to Handle Jaxson Dart
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0:475 NFL Moves That Need to Happen: No. 5 Chiefs Trade for Kayvon Thibodeaux
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NFC East Offseason Grades: New York Giants
2024 Receiving
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REC
Receptions
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YDS
Receiving Yards
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AVG
Average Yards per Reception
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TD
Receiving Touchdowns
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LNG
Longest Reception
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| Regular Season | 14 | 125 | 8.9 | 0 | 17 |
Top Daniel Bellinger News
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Giants' Daniel Bellinger: Catches two passes in Week 18
Bellinger reeled in both of his targets for nine yards Sunday in a 20-13 loss to Philadelphia. He finished the regular season with 14 receptions (on 17 targets) for 125 yards and no touchdowns.
Bellinger ended the campaign in quiet fashion, recording less than 10 receiving yards in each of his final three games. The third-year pro looked as though he could take over the role as New York's No. 1 tight end after Darren Waller's offseason retirement, but that spot atop the pecking order ultimately was claimed by rookie fourth-round pick Theo Johnson until he landed on IR with a foot injury in early December. Bellinger did step in as the starter after Johnson's injury and posted eight catches for 80 yards in his first two games thereafter before the three-game fade. The organization seems to be high on Johnson, who was fairly productive after gaining his footing in the league, so Bellinger figures to move back to the No. 2 role next season in what will be the final year of his rookie contract.
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Giants' Daniel Bellinger: Quiet in Week 16 loss
Bellinger caught one of two targets for five yards in Sunday's 34-7 defeat against Atlanta.
Giants quarterback Drew Lock took to the air 39 times in the loss, but 26 of those targets went to either Malik Nabers (14) or Wan'Dale Robinson (12). That left little opportunity for the rest of New York's pass catchers, and Bellinger finished with his fewest receptions, targets and receiving yards since taking over as the team's starter in place of the injured Theo Johnson (foot) in Week 14. The Giants have been playing from behind most games throughout the season, which often leads to pass-happy game scripts, but that doesn't guarantee substantial targets for Bellinger given the team's determination to get its wideouts -- especially Nabers -- the ball.
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Giants' Daniel Bellinger: Nabs all three targets Week 15
Bellinger caught all three of his targets for 35 yards Sunday in a 35-14 loss to Baltimore.
Bellinger's target and reception counts tied for third most on the team, and he ranked third in receiving yards behind Malik Nabers (82) and Wan'Dale Robinson (38). With Theo Johnson (foot) out for the season, Bellinger has moved into a starting role and has eight catches for 80 yards over his past two contests. New York's quarterback situation is messy with Drew Lock (heel/elbow) missing Sunday's game and Tommy DeVito leaving late in the second quarter due to a concussion, as journeyman Tim Boyle was left to lead the offense in the second half. The injuries and overall poor play at the QB position could actually play somewhat into a positive situation for Bellinger, though, as he's been used mostly as a security blanket in the short areas of the field.
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Giants' Daniel Bellinger: Solid numbers as starter
Bellinger caught five of seven targets for 45 yards in Sunday's 14-11 loss to the Saints.
With rookie Theo Johnson (foot) lost for the season, Bellinger stepped back into the starting TE role and put together his best performance of the campaign, although it was a low bar to clear -- he'd seen only three targets total heading into Sunday's game. Bellinger will look to stay productive in Week 15 against the Ravens.
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Giants' Daniel Bellinger: Nabs one catch in Week 3 victory
Bellinger caught his only target for 17 yards against Cleveland in Sunday's 21-15 win.
Bellinger's lone target and reception went for 17 yards early in the third quarter. While he did log a season-high 26 offensive snaps, that number was well behind the 58 offensive snaps accumulated by No. 1 tight end Theo Johnson. Overall, Bellinger has just two catches (both of which he has caught for 20 total yards) through three weeks, making him a non-factor in fantasy.
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Giants' Daniel Bellinger: Clear backup in Week 1
Bellinger caught his only target for three yards in Sunday's loss to the Vikings.
Bellinger was listed as New York's No. 1 tight end on the team's first unofficial depth chart during the preseason and split first-team reps with rookie Theo Johnson throughout training camp, but he was clearly behind Johnson in the pecking order Sunday. While Bellinger logged just 16 offensive snaps (23 percent of the team's total), Johnson tallied 61 (86 percent), and even Chris Manhertz (20 offensive snaps) was on the field more often than Bellinger. Manhertz played primarily in two-TE sets and does most of his work as a blocker, so he's not a threat to Bellinger's playing time, but for the time being it appears that the Giants prefer Johnson as the starter over Bellinger at the position.
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Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-6, 255 lbs |
| Birthplace: Las Vegas, NV |
| Age: 24 |
| School: San Diego St. |
| Experience: 4 |