One of the reasons that has been given for the Dolphins moving on from Grier now and making Champ Kelly the interim general manager is that Grier, perhaps trying to salvage both his job and that of beleaguered head coach Mike McDaniel, had been reluctant to part with several veteran players who have drawn interest from other NFL teams.

Defensively, edge defender Kayvon Thibodeaux is on an expiring contract and is unlikely to be re-signed given the team’s financial commitments to Brian Burns and Abdul Carter. Thibodeaux is among the defenders expected to be available before Tuesday’s deadline and could bring back meaningful draft capital for April.

The NFL decided whether or not to punish the Philadelphia Eagles player who seemingly injured New York Giants RB Cam Skattebo.

It was not too long ago that Christian McCaffrey was considered the gold standard at running back in the NFL, and with that came another designation: highest-paid player at his position in league

New York Giants special teams coordinator Michael Ghobrial didn't rule out the possibility of extended special teams opportunities for touted rookie Abdul Carte

The frustrating New York Giants season just hit another low. Coming off a tough 38-20 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, the franchise finds itself in the headlines for all of the wrong reasons once again.

Regarding Evan Neal, if the Giants could move on from him and acquire something of value in return, it should be a deal they look to make, given how poorly he’s played in recent years. Neal was drafted with the No. 7 pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, with many expecting him to be an elite offensive tackle. Unfortunately, that hasn't been the case.

SI's senior writer, in his "Twelve NFL Trade Deadline Deals We’d Love to See" piece, proposed three potential transactions revolving around the Giants: dealing away Dexter Lawrence, acquiring Garrett Wilson from the Jets, and shipping out Evan Neal.