Giants' Trade Bid Fails, Edmunds & McFadden Sign

For the NFL, it's March 19, here's what's happening, make sure you're subscribed so you never

miss an update. The New York Giants tried to land a veteran linebacker and a trade during

free agency, but the deal collapsed at the last minute. Reports say the player had no interest

in switching teams, putting an end to the talks. Sources point to this, being a star nearing the

twilight of his career. With the profile lining up closely to San Francisco 49ers, stand out Fred,

Warner. He's an eight-year pro with four first team all pro honors and four pro bull nods,

all with his current squad. The Giants cleared cap space first by releasing Bobby Ocariki,

a move aimed straight at saving money. That opened the door for their linebacker shopping spree.

Instead, they signed Tremaine Edmonds to bolster the position, though insiders aren't sure if

he was the original plan. The team also resigned Micah McFadden after he missed nearly all of the

2025 season due to a foot injury. Now the Giants are set with these new pieces, but that failed

trade bid highlights how tricky free agency can get when players dig in their heels. This story

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