Dexter Lawrence Trade Talks Heat Up

0:00On April 8th, Dexter Lawrence just requested a trade from the New York Giants and its shaking up their off-season right as workouts kick off under. New coach John Harbaugh. The star defensive tackle wants a bigger contract after averaging 21.8 million a year, but the Giants planned to keep him for his final. Two seasons, Harbaugh even said he saw this coming from the jump. Teens around the league are circling, but a survey shows their low-balling offers like a late first round pick in 2026, or a second, and fifth. That's because his production dipped a bit last year, even with a league-high double-team rate. Meanwhile, the Giants front office is testing the new balance between Harbaugh and GM Joe Shone, who now report on equal footing to ownership. Fans and analysts are split, with some polls asking if it's time to deal him and build around draft picks. Harbaugh and GM Joe, including Lawrence would hurt bad, though, since he led the team with 14 run stops and commands respect up front. On defense, new middle linebacker Tremaine Edmunds steps up after Bobby Ocariki left, and

1:04Harbaugh needs him to fix last year's run-wows. Other moves include resigning White receiver Ryan Miller, who six-foot-two, and brings special teams grit, with 14 tackles. They also hired assistant trainer George Setchon, who worked with Harbaugh before in Baltimore. Not drass or buzzing too, with picks to beef up the offensive line at number five, or plan for a post-Lorrence future. As the April 23rd draft nears, expect talks to heat up on a compromise or extension, but the Giants seem locked in to ride with their big man. Through the rebuild, from around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today, I'm Corey with The Story.