Jason Pierre-Paul Pushes for Giants Reunion

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Jason Pierre Paul, the veteran defensive end, is pushing for a reunion with the New York Giants.

The team drafted him 15th overall back in 2010, and he spent his first 8 NFL seasons there.

Now a free agent at age 36, he's made it clear he's ready to suit up again for Big Blue.

He just fired off a post on X, aimed straight at the Giants, saying he's available,

and primed to handle offensive tackles and shut down the run game.

Thereaway. Pierre Paul recently returned to the Buccaneers late last season for three games

after sitting out the prior year, following short stints with the Saints and Dolphins.

Fans in the Giants Nation lit up over his message, reminiscing about his Super Bowl win with

New York back in the day. That championship run cemented his legacy there, and he's got another

ring from his earlier time in Tampa Bay. His physical style still fits with the Giants' need

on defense. Pierre Paul also overlapped with current Ravens head coach John Harball

during his 2022 stint in Baltimore, where he played under. Him. Meanwhile,

wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., another ex-Giant, is shopping for a lead comeback,

and Harball voiced openness to bringing him to. Baltimore just this week, with the offseason

heating up, keep an eye on whether New York bites on Pierre Paul's pitch, or if Harball pulls

off those reunion plays. Either way, these bets could shake up some roster soon.