Will Beatty Rumors & News

We continue rolling through players in our breakdown of the New York Giants' 90-man roster. Here, we focus on starting left tackle Will Beatty. 2012 Season In Review Beatty began 2012 with questions hovering over him. He had started 10 games in 2011 before going down to a detached retina. He missed most of the offseason program with a back injury, and did not start Week 1 as he was still rounding into shape. Once he took over at left tackle in Week 2, however, he answered all the questions. Beatty allowed only three sacks and no hits on Eli Manning in 967 snaps, and graded out at +22.3...

We complete our position-by-position analysis of the New York Giants roster in advance of the 2013 NFL Draft by touching on the offensive line. Depth Chart Position Player 1 Player 2 Player 3 Player 4 LT Will Beatty Matt McCants Levy Adcock LG Kevin Boothe Selvish Capers Stephen Goodin Chris DeGeare C David Baas Jim Cordle RG Chris Snee Brandon Mosley Michael Jasper Bryant Browning RT David Diehl James Brewer Off-season Moves Left tackle Will Beatty was signed to rich long-term contract. Starting...

Kevin Boothe is returning to the New York Giants, having agreed to a one-year contract. The Giants have now re-signed both starting left tackle Will Beatty and Boothe, the team's starting left guard. "Kevin is a pro's pro and we're happy to have him back," general manager Jerry Reese said. "His return will provide experience, versatility, competition and depth on our offensive line." "I'm happy to be back," Boothe said. "It's a great organization and a great team. I'm looking forward to this upcoming season." Boothe, who is entering his eighth NFL season and seventh with the Giants, wa...

Beatty counts $3.55 million against the salary cap in 2013

The New York Giants have locked up left tackle Will Beatty long-term. GM Jerry Reese and the Giants still have a lot of work to do with their own potential free agents over the next couple of weeks. With free agency set to start March 12, let's look at the list of Giants who can still become unrestricted free agents. I have categorized them in four groups. The Big Decisions TE Martellus Bennett -- The Black Unicorn hinted Wednesday on Twitter that he might be losing patience with the Giants a little, tweeting that he was "not feeling the love." How badly do the Giants want Bennett back...

The New York Giants just signed left tackle Will Beatty to a long-term deal to help keep the offensive line intact. Another Giant who is entering free agency is guard Kevin Boothe. Boothe was another key piece to the Giants offense in 2012, starting all 16 games. In an interview on Giants.com, Boothe admits that he's waiting anxiously as free agency approaches. "I don't think it's a bad thing, I think it's more anxiety," said Boothe. "You wanna, kind of figure out things. I'll join it, see how it goes, and control the things I can control and see how everything plays out." Boothe...

Early this afternoon, the New York Giants announced, via Adam Schefter, that Left Tackle Will Beatty had be re-signed to a new 5-year deal. And just like Tom Brady’s recently restructured contract will affect Joe Flacco’s deal, this one will have repercussions for Denver Broncos Unrestricted Free Agent Left Tackle Ryan Clady. Or will it?Here is Adam’s Tweet: Giants make significant off-season move: NY signed offensive tackle Will Beatty to a five-year, $38.75million deal, per sources. — Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) February 27, 2013 NY Giants beat writer Jenny Vrentas verified the ...

The Giants took care of their first piece of major off-season free-agent business on Wednesday, signing Will Beatty to a five-year contract. The New York Giants have signed left tackle Will Beatty to a five-year, $38.75-million contract, according to a variety of reports. The news was first reported by Adam Schefter. Mike Garafolo reported that Beatty, who turns 28 on Saturday, will get $19 million guaranteed. Retaining Beatty was one of the Giants' major off-season priorities. He started 15 games for the Giants in 2012 and solidified himself as one of the better left tackles in footba...