Giants' Free Agency Moves: Building Around Jaxson Dart

0:00You're listening to NFL News Today. Subscribe now for fast, daily updates on your team. The New York Giants made a bunch of roster moves during the opening days of free agency. Under New Head Coach John Harbaugh, they added 11 new players without any massive deals over $15 million a season. The focus was on building a bigger, more physical team, especially on special teams. Right Tackle Jermaine Elwamuner stuck around after turning down Bigger Offer's elsewhere. He really wanted to stay in New York. They also brought in Titanizeia likely from Harbaugh's old Baltimore squad and fullback, Patrick Ricard, on a two-year contract for more lineup. Flexibility. Fans and analysts see this as a rebuild around young quarterback Jackson Dart, who they traded up for in last year's draft. Pairing him with likely, Theo Johnson, and a strong offensive line sets up a heavy Titan attack. It's all about run pass options to help dark grow in his second year. Draft Buzz is heating

1:00up too. Mock Drafts have the Giants grabbing linebacker's sunny styles with the number five overall pick. They're scouting guys like Clemson's Peter Woods and tracking pro days and player meetings closely. Meanwhile, power rankings question if these moves boost the Giants enough, and free agency trackers keep updating rumors and cap space. It's an exciting offseason for Big Blue as they aim to turn things around. This story is made possible by our sponsor. See the episode description. Relax deeper. Reset faster. Come for you can hear. S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.