Giants Confident in Defensive Line Depth After Lawrence Trade

0:00It's April 28th. From kickoff to the final whistle, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The New York Giants shook things up by trading their top defensive tackle, Dexter Lawrence, to the Cincinnati Bengals. But the team's leadership is straight up confident they'll have solid depth on the defensive line by the time the season kicks off. After the draft, head coach John Harball made it clear he's feeling good about the position, saying it'll be deeper than it looks right now. General manager Joe Shone backed that up, noting they've been chatting with agents for veteran defensive tackles and planned to keep those lines open. They added some young talent too, snagging Bobby Jameson Travis in the sixth round. A guy they see is way better than a typical late pick. Harball was surprised he lasted that long and loves how he plays square, sheds blocks, and fits their scheme perfectly. No one's expecting a Lawrence replacement overnight. Harball was vets in the mix in this draft steal, the Giants are building a stronger middle

1:01that should hold up just fine as training camp rolls in.