Giants Lock Down Line for Dart's Future | NFL News

0:00It's September 6th. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real time. The New York Giants are locking down their offensive line, just agreeing to a two-year deal with Guard John Runean worth $22 million. With over $21 million guaranteed. This move keeps him with the team through the 2028 season, and it means four of their five-starting linemen are now under contract four, the long haul. His continuity upfront is huge, especially with young quarterback Jackson Dart at the helm. Dart had a solid rookie year, showing promise with his arm and legs. Having a stable offensive line means he can hopefully develop even further and avoid unnecessary pressure. Runean himself has been a reliable presence for the Giants over the past two seasons, after spending his first four years in Green Bay. He's proven he can be a quality starter, and his presence is key as the team builds around Dart and running back Cam's Caterbow. Speaking of Caterbow, he also showed flashes of talent before an injury sidelined him.

1:01With Runean and the rest of the line creating space, he could be a major factor in the run game, and don't forget about receiver Malik neighbors, who's coming back from an injury and had a monster rookie season himself. It feels like the Giants are making smart moves to build a strong foundation. With a new head coach in John Harbour, and these pieces falling into place on offense, they could definitely be a team to watch out for this upcoming season.