Giants Lock Down Runyan for 3 Years | NFL News

0:00On September 6th, alright let's talk about the New York Giants and some moves they're making before the 2026 season kicks off. They brought in John Harball as the new head coach and the front office is definitely trying to build something solid. One of the key pieces they're locking down is the Office of Guard John Ragnan. Now word is Ragnan just inked a two year extension worth 22 million dollars. And get this, almost all of that. 1.5 million is guaranteed right now. That's a serious commitment to the guy. He's heading into his third year with the team and played every game last season, giving up only 31 pressures and 2 sacks. This move makes sense for them, especially with the new coaching staff coming in. They've got four of their five starting offens of Mime and back from last year, so there's already some synergy there. Ragnan is expected to hold down that left guard spot, which is crucial for protecting the quarterback and opening up running lanes. It might seem a little surprising to some.

1:00Considering the Giants' offensive line wasn't exactly elite last season, but locking down Ragnan shows they believe in him and the group they're building. It'll be interesting to see how he fits into Harball's offensive system. So with Ragnan secured for the next three seasons, the Giants are clearly prioritizing continuity and strength on their offensive front as they head into this new era under their new coach. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, driven by AI, I'm Coring with the story.