Dexter Lawrence Trade: Giants, Contenders in Scramble

0:00On April 6, Dexter Lawrence II, that three-time pro-bola and two-time all-pro defensive tackle for the New York Giants, just requested a, trade after talks for a new contract hit a wall. The 28-year-old has no guaranteed money left on the final two years of his deal, following a restructure last July that added $3 million in incentives. Earlier this off-season, negotiations stalled despite two years of back and forth, and Lawrence comes off a down year with just 31 tackles. Half a sack, and 12 pressures weigh off his nine sacks from 2024. Still, his resume screens value, and the Giants could land premium draft picks if they move the 6-foot-4, 340-pounder. Teams are buzzing already, with playoffs contenders eyeing him to fix defensive line holes, the Buffalo Bills need runstop help after ranking near the bottom-last season, while the Chicago Bears and Jacksonville Jaguars want interior pass. Restuse, even the New England Patriots and San Francisco 49ers could pounce to build monster

1:04fronts. According to reports, trade ideas float second, and third-round picks from 2026, sometimes swapping bets like a defensive lineman or even. A receiver such as Brandon Iyuk, these suitors have cap squeezes but can restructure deals to fit Lawrence's push for a bigger payday. Keep an eye on this one moving Lawrence, reshaves big blues rebuild, and boosts a contender's super bowl shot, all before training camps fire up. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered