HBO's "Hard Knocks" is back and will feature the New York Giants this offseason.

The program will debut July 2 with the five-episode series running through the end of the month.

It marks the first-ever offseason edition of "Hard Knocks," which has traditionally chronicled training camp and preseason, but also expanded with regular-season episodes starting in 2021 with the Indianapolis Colts.

Former LSU teammates Jayden Daniels and Malik Nabers have a $10,000 bet on the 2024 Offensive Rookie of the Year award.

Nabers first mentioned the bet on "The Pivot" podcast with Ryan Clark. Daniels confirmed the wager during an interview on the "All Facts No Brakes" podcast with Keyshawn Johnson. It could be a short-lived wager.

The Washington Commanders selected Daniels with the second pick while at No. 6 the New York Giants picked Nabers, Daniels' favorite receiving target last season.

"Man, he wasn't supposed to tell nobody," Daniels said of the bet. "We got a little something going on."

Daniels also confirmed that it was for "10" when asked by Johnson after Nabers had said "whoever lose gotta pay, I think it's $10,000 cash."

One team source said the education for rookies on the gambling policy will take place during their rookie minicamp, which begins Thursday with orientation sessions. The bet could end up being cancelled afterward.

The New York Giants have signed veteran wide receiver Allen Robinson II.

Robinson was released by the Pittsburgh Steelers on March 8 in a cost-cutting move.

The Steelers acquired Robinson, 30, in a trade with the Los Angeles Rams in April 2023.

Chris Snee is rejoining the New York Giants as a scout, according to sources.

Snee played his entire career for the Giants from 2004 to 2013 and was a three-time Pro Bowler from 2008 to 2010. He won two Super Bowls with the team.

In his post-playing career, Snee worked as an offensive line-specific scout for the Jacksonville Jaguars and spent the past two years as an analyst at Boston College.

Saquon Barkley opened up about his departure from the New York Giants while engaging with fans on social media Thursday night.

Barkley attended Thursday night's game between the Sixers and Knicks in Philadelphia. When shown on the Jumbotron, he was booed by the New York fans in attendance.

"It's been two months," Barkley said on X, "lol no way ya can still be this mad! Mf can't even go to a basketball game."

Someone responded to Barkley, pointing out that he bailed on New York.

"Let me educate some of you fans here," he replied. "I can't bail or become a traitor if I never got an offer to come back ... so I went to the organization I felt that was the best and after already being here for a month man I'm excited to be a eagle! Go birds."

Barkley undoubtedly is referring to 2024, because the Giants reportedly made offers to Barkley on a long-term deal in 2023.

Darius Slayton is "confident" there will be a resolution to his contract situation as he continues to stay away from the New York Giants' voluntary offseason workouts.

It was his first time speaking since a report that he was not planning on attending team activities this spring as he looks for a contract extension from the Giants.

Slayton signed a two-year, $12.2 million contract prior to last season. He's due $6.2 million in the final year of his deal this season, some of which has already been paid.

The receiver is optimistic something can get done this spring.

"Right now, my agent [Michael Perrett] and [general manager] Joe [Schoen], they're in negotiations. They're talking," Slayton said. "Hopefully we'll come to a resolution here soon."