Giants Free Up Cap Space, Eyeing Humphrey, Robinson, Pittman

0:00NFL Story is making news on March 7th. The NFL legal tampering window for free agency kicks off in just a couple days, and the New York Giants are getting their cap space in order. They recently released veteran linebacker Bobby Okareki, freeing up $9.8 million according to cap trackers. With 32 teams gearing up for the spending rush, the Giants want to be ready to chase deals. Teams across the league are eyeing their own cuts to create room, and the Giants could benefit from players who become available. While focusing on their unrestricted free agents and draft plans, New York hopes to snag talent that fits their roster holes, especially on defense, and offense. Fans are buzzing about cornerback, Marlon Humphrey, from the Baltimore Ravens as a prime target. This 29 year old veteran has solid stats with 68 past deflections and strong run support over 9 years. The Ravens sit tight on cap space at $18.56 million, so a release might happen amid their

1:00rebuild. A reunion with defensive tackle Aishan Robinson from the Carolina Panthers also makes sense. He thrived with the Giants in 2023, leading their linemen with 62 tackles and elite run defense. Now, nearing 31, he still posts big numbers which could ease the load on star Dexter Lawrence. Meanwhile, why receiver Michael Pittman Jr., from the Indianapolis Colts, could fill a playmaking void. His 80 catches for 7084 yards this season highlight his value despite a hefty cap hit. As the Giants weigh options around Malig neighbors, this move might spark their offense heading into next year. D&N is sponsored by our partner. Your pillow just got smarter. It plays your podcast and music, S-O-L-I, solely pillow dot com.