5 Websites and Forums Every New York Giants Fan Should Visit

Aside from Bleacher Report's own extensive coverage of every major team in every major sport—including the New York Giants—and the Giants official website, there are various other informative websites out there to keep every fan up-to-date with the G-Men.

One thing that every fan loves to do is make their voice heard, and each one of these websites allows fans to make comments and interact with fellow Big Blue fans.

Here are five websites every New York Giants fan should keep track of:

Big Blue Interactive

Big Blue Interactive is a great site for any Giants fan.

Besides providing schedules, statistics and message boards, the website also has interviews, important dates and previews/reviews.

The site is updated frequently and is backed by credited sources such as ESPN, The Daily News, The Star-Ledger, Giants.com, The New York Times and many more.

To comment and let your opinion be heard, you must register, which helps keep the site more lively and safe.  

http://www.bigblueinteractive.com/

Big Blue View

Run by SB Nation, Big Blue View is similar to Big Blue Interactive in that it posts updates pretty frequently and links to credited sources.

The website provides the schedule, statistics and roster, but it also has other interesting sections like "New York Giants by the Numbers" and "New York Giants All-Time Team".

Big Blue View also boasts a section called "FanPosts", which serves as a message board for Giants fans. Again, users must be SB Nation members to comment on the site.

http://www.bigblueview.com/

ESPN New York: New York Giants Blog

The Giants Blog on ESPN New York is arguably the best site to visit for everything Giants football.

Constantly updated by Big Blue beat writer Ohm Youngmisuk, the ESPN blog sports the best inside information due to ESPN's status in the sports media landscape.

On the site, fans get the usual team resources that ESPN provides as well as articles and direct quotes from the players themselves, which users can comment on. 

Basically, what Adam Schefter is to the NFL, Youngmisuk is to the G-Men.

You can follow Ohm Youngmisuk on Twitter here.

http://espn.go.com/blog/new-york/giants

NJ.com

NJ.com sports some of the best writing and reporting for the New York Giants by Mike Garafolo and Jorge Castillo of The Star-Ledger.

Like the ESPN blog, the Giants section of NJ.com is frequently updated, sometimes multiple times per day, because these guys spend time hanging around the players.

Aside from posting breaking news articles and stories, the website also offers a Beat Writers Blog section, where Garafolo provides further coverage of the G-Men.

The site also features a Giants newsletter, which fans can have e-mailed to them for the latest news on their team.

Garafolo can be followed on Twitter here.

http://www.nj.com/giants/

Giants.com Message Board

Every Giants fan knows about New York's official website, but what they may not be aware of is the message board section on the site.

By clicking the "Fan Zone" link at the top of the page, users will then see a drop down box that links to a Giants message board section.

Like most message boards, fans must go through a short registration process in order to post, but it's worth it.

I mean, what better place to discuss the Super Bowl Champion New York Giants than on their official website? 

http://boards.giants.com/

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