Giants' Harbaugh Faces Trade Drama, Key Players MIA

0:00It's April 7, I'm Cory with the story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and built for football fans. John Harball kicked off his first offseason program as Giants head coach on Tuesday, but it got off to a rocky start with some key defensive players. Missing. Star knows Tackle Dexter Lawrence, a three-time pro-buller, skipped it after requesting a trade. He's got two years left on his deal, worth $20 million next season, and $19.5 million after that. Harball, fresh from 18 seasons with the Ravens, including a Super Bowl win, says they've talked it out with Lawrence's agent and get where he's. Coming from. It's pro football business, he notes, and patience worked before with Lamar Jackson's trade drama. Even with down stats last year, 31 tackles and just a half sack, Lawrence remains a force clogging the line. Coaches are singing his praises anyway. Offensive coordinator Matt Nagy called the Giants front the toughest his chiefs face last season, labeling Lawrence a beast you always had to.

1:00Account for. New defensive coordinator Dennerd Wilson built a report quick and hopes it all shakes outright. Meanwhile, quarterback Paul Sinadebo also sat out as a voluntary no-show and Tackle Sam Roberts couldn't make it due to a medical procedure. Top receiver Malik neighbors is rehabbing a torn ACL from late September, while running back Cam Scottibo's ahead on his dislocated ankle recovery from. October, they're both around the facility. Ed rusher cave on Civito showed up despite trade rumors and Harboss playing a cool on that front too. Everyone's tradable in this league, but for now, the Giants are holding steady, eyeing a patient path forward as spring workouts roll on.