Giants Gain Edge in Linderbaum Race

0:00Here's more NFL news for March 6th. The New York Giants' chances of landing free agent center, Tyler Lindervaume, just got a boost. The Los Angeles Chargers pulled out of the race by agreeing to sign veteran Tyler Biotis instead. The Chargers needed a new starter after Bradley Boseman retired. Coach by Jim Harbaugh, they had been viewed as a top contender for Lindervaume, the premier center set to hit the market soon. Lindervaume's deal could average $20 million a year or higher. Blowing past the current top mark of 18 million held by Kansas City. Chief Center Creed Humphrey, his current team, the Baltimore Ravens, already extended a strong offer to keep him. Biotis brings six years of experience after getting released by the Washington commanders. He started as a fourth round pick with the Dallas Cowboys in 2020. Negotiations kick off Monday March 9th, with official signing starting Wednesday, March 11th. And DNN is brought to you by our sponsor. If earbuds fall out when you sleep, this is for you, a pillow with built-in sound,

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