Listening to Brian Burns, it sounds like he may have a lot more to say about the Carolina Panthers after Sunday’s game than before it.

New York Giants edge rusher Brian Burns is getting ready to take on his old team, the Carolina Panthers, in Week 10 in Munich, Germany. Burns was traded to the Giants from the Panthers this offseason, and New York gave him a massive contract extension immediately after acquiring him.

Carolina has cut ties with Burns, DJ Moore, Christian McCaffrey and Vernon Butler -- and Bryce Young is on thin ice.

When Brian Burns was traded to — and subsequently signed a huge extension with — the Giants in March, he surely thought his new team would put up more W’s than his old one.

Giants outside linebacker Brian Burns won’t be looking to prove anything to his old teammates when New York faces the Carolina Panthers on Sunday in Germany in a matchup of 2-7 teams.

The New York Giants were defeated by the Carolina Panthers, 20-17, in Germany on Sunday and LB Brian Burns is our Player of the Game.

The Panthers got the No. 39 overall draft pick from the Giants this past offseason, as general manager Joe Schoen landed Burns. Schoen then made a three-year, $90 million commitment to Burns, via a new contract. Burns has mostly played well amid a 2-7 start.

New York Giants edge rusher Brian Burns should have no problem getting motivated for Sunday's game against the Carolina Panthers in Munich, Germany, despite it being an early game.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen was standing on the field in early February watching the Senior Bowl practice with Dan Morgan, the president of football operations/general manager for the Carolina Panthers, and Bills GM Brandon Beane.

Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young got more than just his swagger back this past weekend. His team's Week 10 visit to Munich, Germany ended in glorious fashion—as the Panthers walked off on the New York Giants en route to a 20-17 victory.