As the New York Giants prepare to make moves that will create cap space to give them the ability to add talent in free agency, their level of interest in some of the marquee names set to hit the market is varied.

The New York Giants will be seeking to improve their defense on all three levels this offseason. One position they will be focusing on is cornerback. Aaron Schatz of ESPN believes they can find a bargain in free agency with Eric Stokes,

Washington Huskies RB Jonah Coleman says New York Giants LB Abdul Carter is one of the best players he's ever gone against: "Dominant."

The New York Giants have big decisions to make with their three top unrestricted free agents: tackle Jermaine Eluemunor, cornerback Cor’Dale Flott, and receiver Wan’Dale Robinson, all of whom will be in demand on the free agent market.

Former colleagues of John Harbaugh view Ohio State LB Sonny Styles as a "perfect" fit for the New York Giants.

The New York Giants held formal meetings with LSU CB Mansoor Delane and Ohio State CB Davison Igbinosun at the 2026 NFL Combine.

The New York Giants are reportedly rumored to be in the market for a big-name running back in either the 2026 NFL draft or free agency.

Nicholas Singleton is a downhill runner with a solid frame and good straight line speed. He long-strides with very good acceleration to separate from pursuing defenders, while being able to deliver punishment on contact once his speed is built up.

The 28-year-old is signed through 2027, but he’s certainly going to be looking for a raise, as his average annual salary has dipped to 10th among interior defensive linemen. The Giants appeased Lawrence by adding $3 million in incentives to his contract before last season (he earned $1 million).

The New York Giants will have some cap maneuvering to do this offseason, considering they are currently working with next to nothing, according to Over the Cap. The Giants are going to need to spend some money if they hope to compete in their first year ...