Giants' Day One: Likely, Edmunds, More Moves Needed

0:00For the NFL, it's March 10th, and here's what's going on. Day one of the NFL's legal tampering window kicked off with the New York Giants making some quick moves. They agreed to terms with Titanizeia likely and linebacker Tremaine Edmonds, showing their serious about fixing roster gaps right away. General manager Joe Shone and coach John Harbaugh have plenty more work ahead with holes still open across the lineup. The team lost wire receiver Wandel Robinson to the Tennessee Titans, as many expected, and while they brought back Isaiah Hodgons, that's not enough. To boost their thin receiver group beyond Malik neighbors, they also missed out on guard Alicia Vera Tucker, who went to New England after nearly joining Big Blue. These setbacks mean Day 2 could bring more action. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the Giants staying aggressive to support quarterback Jackson Dart. The defense needs Def 2, especially after adding Edmonds and the offensive line craves upgrades. People teams can't be overlooked either, with long snapper Casey Criter still available

1:03for a simple resign. On the target list for today, look for wire receivers like Romeo Dows and Jawan Jennings to add playmaking punch. Linebacker Leo Chanal offers upside, guard Wyatt Teller, would solidify the interior, and cornerbacks Rick Woolen or Nishan Wright could shore up the... Secondary, against tough NFC East foes. Meanwhile, defensive tackle DJ Reader remains a steady run stuff for option to pair with extra Lawrence. Other names floating around include safety, Nick Cross, Lyman Kalei Campbell if he plays on, and a few more corners and guards. The Giants should keep pushing to build a contender. Thanks to our sponsor for helping bring you this episode. You know what is better than earbuds in bed? No earbuds at all, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-I solely pillow.com