Giants' Harbaugh Makes Big Moves in Free Agency

0:00Here's more NFL news for March 17th. New coach John Harball wasted no time reshaping the New York Giants roster in the first week of free agency. They resigned 12 of their own players, brought in 11 newcomers, and saw 7 guys head elsewhere. That leaves them with 76 players on the roster right now, and with 7 picks in next month's draft, plenty of spots to fill. They made smart moves at White Receiver, adding Darnell Mooney and Calvin Austin, the third, losing Wandel Robinson to a big deal in Tennessee. Titan got a boost too, with Isaiah Likling on a 3-year, $40 million contract, pairing him up with Theo Johnson. Inside linebacker looks stronger thanks to Tremaine Edmonds on a 3-year, $36 million packed, and they totally revamped special teams. By grabbing a top punter and more, fans are breathing easier at some spots, but the pressure is on elsewhere. The defensive line is still a glaring weakness, with no additions despite run defense woes,

1:01and the offensive line needs a right guard badly even after. Locking in Jermaine and Louis Mooner for 3 years and $39 million, running backstage a medium priority with Cam Scatabo leading the pack. Meanwhile, the second wave of free agency offers chances like veteran guards or defensive linemen such as DJ Reader. No panic yet on the line, as options like Wyatt Teller remain available. Looking ahead, the draft could target receivers, linebackers, or even a safety with their fifth overall pick, or trade back for linemen help. Harbaugh's got the foundation, but the real test comes soon. This episode is supported by our sponsor, a pillow that sounds as good as it feels. Still for listening in bed, S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.com