Giants' New Era: Edmunds & Likely Boost Harbaugh's Defense

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The New York Giants are launching a fresh chapter under head coach John Harbaugh, stacking

their roster with over a dozen free agents in the past month.

Standouts include linebacker Tremaine Edmonds, cut by the Chicago Bears, and tied in Isaiah

likely from the Ravens, both landing in SI.com's top.

Fifty free agent deals this offseason.

One slides right into the middle linebacker role, swapping out Bobby Okareki with his towering

six foot four, 251 pound frame, and rock solid stats against the run and pass.

This guy has not at least 100 tackles every season, hit a hundred career games as the youngest

ever in NFL history, and boasts two pro.

Bull nods.

Fans and analysts are buzzing, because these picks Echo Harbaugh's blueprint from Baltimore,

her beasts like Ray Lewis and Rhoquan Smith, anchored, fierce defenses, likely brings

that same grit to the offense as a six foot four speed demon, flipping the script on the

Giants smaller receiver past with his, contested catch prowess and 10 red zone touchdowns

since entering the league.

Meanwhile, pairing likely with developing quarterback Jackson Dart should spark quick

chemistry, while offensive mines Greg Roman and Matt Nagy role.

Out beefier 12 personnel packages with two tight ends and a back.

Edmonds is eyed to wear the green dot under new coordinator Denner Wilson, calling plays

like Giants legends of old.

These savvy grabs signal the Giants shaking off the dust, poised to climb back into contention

with leadership that fits Harbaugh's winning mold.