Giants' Eluemunor Signing Hailed, Edmunds Deal Criticized

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The New York Giants got busy in free agency this offseason under their new head coach,

John Harball.

They lost a couple top guys, but snagged some solid additions.

Pro football focus just dropped their favorite and least favorite moves for every team, and

for the Giants, the standout win was resigning offensive.

Myman Germain Elua Muner.

Elua Muner had his best year yet in 2025, allowing pressure on just 3.3 percent of past plays

tops among right tackles.

The Giants locked him up on a smart 3-year deal worth $39 million, making him the 13th

highest paid at his position.

Fans and analysts love this one because it keeps the key piece of the offensive line intact

without breaking the bank.

Elua Muner digs being in New York and heading into 2026, he set to anchor that unit against

a tough schedule.

On the flip side, PFF called out the signing of linebacker Tremaine Edmonds as their least

favorite.

He got released by the Chicago Bears and landed the 11th highest linebacker deal here, but

his recent grades don't screen value 66 overall.

Last year, ranking 35th.

Still, if Harball and defensive coordinator Denard Wilson get him clicking in their scheme,

this could turn into a steal.

Reagency overspins happen, and Edmonds has motivation to bounce back big.