Giants Eye Free Agency, Linderbaum's Price Tag High

0:00Here's more NFL news for March 9th. The New York Giants are eyeing free agency to fill key holes, especially at center, but they might have to overpay because they have not been winners. Lately, top talents like Baltimore Ravenstar Tyler Lindrbaum could help. Yet experts say he is not worth the premium price tag for Big Blue. John Harboh has said he wants playoffs by 2026, so upgrades are a must. The team is building a fresh offense with coordinator Matt Nagy, run game coach Greg Roman, and past game coordinator Brian Callahan. That means Lindrbaum would start from scratch, just like anyone else, with no real edge from his Ravens days. Fans and analysts see Lindrbaum as a pro-Bull Talon, better overall than current center John Michael Schmitz. Still, he is undersized and led up 26 pressures last year, nearly double Schmitz's number. Fans has stepped up big time with a mobile quarterback like Jackson Dart, who dodges pressure well. Cheaper free agent centers are out there, such as 28-year-old Lloyd Kushenberry from Tennessee,

1:0433-year-old Graham Glasgow from Detroit and veteran Ethan Pasek. These guys bring starter experience without breaking the bank. The draft offers even more value with day three picks who could compete right away. Meanwhile, teams like the Washington commanders and Las Vegas Raiders, with plenty of cap space, are expected to chase Lindrbaum hard. This story is shared with support from our sponsor. Some people meditate. I just lay down and press play, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-E-P-L-O, dot com.