Giants' Offseason: Smart Moves, No Panic

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New York Giants kept it steady this off-season, focusing on smart ads and keeping the core

intact instead of big splashes.

They grabbed tight in Isaiah likely for that familiar vibe and linebacker, Tremaine Edmonds,

while spending modest overall.

No massive overhalls, just targeted moves to build continuity heading into next season.

They also dealt with some key exits, like Wyb receiver Wandel Robinson, leaving Malik

neighbors as the main guy at that spot.

Rookies from last year, like Ham Scatabo and Jackson Dart, factor into the mix, and they

beefed up special teams too, all while holding onto coaching.

Stability.

NFC execs gave it a solid but mehay review, saying it's pretty good so far without raising

alarms.

One called likely.

A smart pickup as a number 2 tight end they know well, but admitted Edmonds isn't scaring

anyone.

Another echo that nothing jumps out as intimidating to rivals.

The big question lingers at receiver def beyond neighbors, so expectant to eye early draft

picks there.

No panic, just pragmatic steps without burning cash.

That sets the stage smooth for the 2026 draft, where they'll likely fill those gaps and

keep building quietly.