Giants' Harbaugh: Big Changes, Tough Choices

0:00You're listening to NFL News today. Subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. The New York Giants are gearing up for big roster changes heading into the 2026 season under new head coach John Harbaugh. He's got full freedom to rebuild, and the team already cut ties with linebacker Bobby Ocariki. That move frees up $9 million in salary cap space, though at least $5.4 million in debt money. Earlier this week, sources confirmed the release, and the NFL set the 2026 cap at $301.2 million. Up. 22 million from last year. Free agency kicks off March 11th with talk starting March 9th. New coordinators like Matt Nagy on offense and Denard Wilson on defense will shape who stays. Fans and analysts see this as a reset after Ocariki's strong debut faded in later years. Key players like Wright Tackle, Germain, Eloy Muner, and wider receiver Wandel Robinson could command huge deals. Robinson topped 1,000 yards. Filling in for an injured teammate, the Giants

1:03want some back but face tough cap choices. Meanwhile, quarterback Cordell Flodd and ed rusher cave on Tivado highlight tough calls. Flodd's breakout at age 24 might price amount, while Tivado's solid run defense doesn't guarantee his spot with other stars already in. Place. Kicker Graham Gano's injuries make his return unlikely, saving another $4.5 million. Harbaugh's staff will weigh veterans like Garg Greg Van Rotten and others amid injuries and scheme fits. Expect more cuts or trades soon to build around young talent for the future. Deanin is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description. Some chase piece I put my head in it. S-O-L-I-Soli Pillo dot com.