Giants news, 3/25: Adapting to John Harbaugh, two special team signings
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The Bengals are a team that could benefit from adding a running back, as Chase Brown is entering the final year of his deal. On top of that, the Bengals are close enough to the Giants that a trade down wouldn't hurt New York as much. If that were the deal Cincinnati and New York agreed to, the Giants would acquire 10, 41, 110, and next year's first-round pick. This means the Bengals would get Nos. 5, 105, 186.
Mel Kiper makes the case for Notre Dame's Jeremiyah Love
2026 NFL Draft: Every NFL team's most valuable trade asset | PFF"That's the one position where you can step in as a rookie and play as well as a rookie as you would be a six-year guy in the NFL. ... He's more than just a running back." @MelKiperESPN shares his thoughts on Jeremiyah Love ahead of the NFL Draft pic.twitter.com/d6CoB07wb2
- Get Up (@GetUpESPN) March 24, 2026
2026 NFL Draft: Five biggest roster needs for all 32 teams | NFL.comDI Dexter Lawrence. The Giants are firmly in rebuild mode, and their lone elite interior force stands out as a potential trade candidate. Lawrence earned a 78.4 PFF overall grade in 2025, including an 84.5 PFF pass-rush grade, continuing to impact games as both a run defender and interior disruptor.
While his run-defense performance dipped slightly from previous seasons, he has consistently been one of the league's most dominant run defenders since entering the NFL. His strength and ability to collapse the pocket elevate any front seven, and his positional value makes him a rare asset. Trading Lawrence could bring back a strong return and provide the Giants with the capital needed to rebuild both lines.
Jameis Winston will be part of the Netflix MLB Opening Day broadcastBiggest needs: OL, DL, WR, LB, CB. The offensive line and WR room could both use upgrades as the Giants look to build around Jaxson Dart. The interior O-line might be more of a focus up front, with starting tackles Andrew Thomas and Jermaine Eluemunor returning, while the receiving corps could benefit from more toughness/size/playmaking ability. The trenches figure to be a priority on defense, too, with a clear need for more talent next to Dexter Lawrence. There's plenty of room to improve just about everywhere but edge rusher on that side of the ball.
LSU corner Mansoor Delane, possible Giant upgrade, runs blazing 40-yard dash | New York Daily NewsJAMEIS WINSTON ON OPENING NIGHT!
- Netflix Sports (@netflixsports) March 20, 2026
The NY Giants quarterback will be a special guest for Yankees vs. Giants on #OpeningNight - the first-ever MLB game on Netflix.
LIVE on Netflix March 25. Special coverage starts at 7PM ET | 4PM PT. pic.twitter.com/rTX2CGMJpm
LSU's Mansoor Delane played three seasons at Virginia Tech before transferring for his final year at LSU. He has graded well in both man and zone coverage. He is scheme versatile, and he breaks well on the ball. Arm length and hand size are smaller than some other top corners of past drafts, but he shows a nose for closing on and playing the football.
This is a hardnosed player who played through a core muscle injury last season and still starred. He would make the Giants better, tougher and more well-rounded at a key position.
World Cup may change how Giants fans attend games at MetLife Stadium | USAToday.comAfter the World Cup leaves in mid-July, MetLife Stadium is supposed to get snapped back in place as if nothing happened. The seats will be restored, the grass field will be removed, and the artificial turf will be reinstalled.
The reconstruction could affect the Giants and their co-tenants, the New York Jets', preseason schedules. It may even determine where each team's season openers are played. Both teams could conceivably open on the road.
Around the leagueThe under-discussed financial benefits of trading A.J. Brown | Bleeding Green Nation
Cowboys made three different offers for Maxx Crosby | Blogging the Boys
Falcons to sign RB Brian Robinson | Pro Football Talk
Tagovailoa: Got to play better' to challenge for Falcons' QB1 | ESPN.com
Lavonte David retires: Buccaneers LB leaves legacy as all-time prolific tackler | CBSSports.com
NFL rule change proposals for 2026 | Giants.com
JC Tretter on NFL's push for 18th game: Going to defend our players and their health' | The Athletic
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