Giants Focus on Depth, Special Teams in Free Agency

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The New York Giants finished last season with just four wins, so they're not planning to bring back most of their 21 unrestricted free agents. With the legal tampering period starting Monday, the team is focused on cheap depth deals rather than big spending. They see a handful as must, keeps to stabilize key spots. Defensive tackle Jermaine Eloimuner tops the list after pairing well with Andrew Thomas to give the line some reliability. Special team standouts like long snapper Casey Criter and safety Dane Belton could return on low-cost contracts along with Titan Daniel. Belinger for his versatility and inside linebacker Micah McFadden on a proven deal. Fans and analysts expect the Giants to cut ties with underperformers like tackle Evan Neal who needs a fresh start and receiver Juan Dale Robinson, who's likely to land a richer offer elsewhere. Letting go these players clears room for draft picks and signals a youth movement, though

1:03it risks more instability up front. Players like defensive tackle were Kim Nunez Rochez and receiver Isaiah Hodgins fall into the unlikely category too, as injuries and depth chart shifts. Push them down. The team wants to overhaul the defensive line and receiver room through free agency and the draft. Titan Chris Mannherz and guards Greg Van Roten and Austin Schlotman could go either way. Offering veteran blocking depth on budget deals. As talks heat up this week, expect the Giants to prioritize special teams and swings over starters. This story is made possible by our sponsor. See the episode description. You know what is better than earbuds in bed? No earbuds at all. S-O-L-I.