Ravens Players Bring Toughness to Giants

On this March 20th, here's what's making headlines for the NFL.

John Harbock's influence reaches the New York Giants, where four of his former Baltimore Ravens players have joined the roster.

Titan Isaiah likely signed a $3-year $40 million deal after posting 42 catches last season.

Punta Jordan Stout got a $3-year $12.3 million contract.

Fullback Patrick or Card and Safety Ardarius Washington round out the group, bringing familiarity from their Ravens days.

Experts see Big Upside for likely in New York.

He showed flashes of talent but lacked high volume in Baltimore.

With more targets, he could emerge as a top 10 tie to end or better,

though his deal looks steep until he proves it on the field.

The Giants are betting on his growth in a bigger role.

Jordan Stout drew mixed reviews on his price tag.

He's a strong punter and holder coming off a breakout year,

but consistency plagued him early in his career.

He adds value, yet repeating top performances year after year remains a question mark.

Patrick or Card offers versatility beyond a traditional fullback spot.

He can line up as an extra blocker with some mobility,

fitting the physical style Harbock demands.

As a respected veteran, he brings leadership to boost team culture.

Ardarius Washington provides depth at safety with multi-position skills from the box to the slot.

His playmaking ability and Harbock connection give him a shot at a bigger role if he stays healthy.

These moves signal the Giants aiming for their Ravens toughness across the board.