Giants Holding Onto Thibodeaux, No Trade Imminent

0:00It's March 26th. This is NFL News today. AI-powered story shaping the season. New York Giants fans can breathe a little easier about their linebacker, Kavon Tipido. Despite talk of a trade after drafting of dual Carter in the 2025 NFL draft and keeping Brian Burns on the edge, recent reports say, There's no real push to move the 2022 first round pick right now. The team is tight on salary cap space with only about $4 million available. They just restructured Brian Burns deal to free up $15 million and tweaking Andrew Thomas' contract could add another $11 million. Trading Tipido would wipe out his $14.75 million cap hit in 2026, the biggest single relief possible. But insiders like Dan Duggan report no signs is happening anytime soon. Tipido has 23.5 career sacks, though some see inconsistency and injuries as issues. The Giants value him as a solid number three edge rusher, an art and a rush to deal

1:02him without the right return, maybe a mid-round pick or better. For now, the Giants are playing a patient, holding onto their young talent while sorting cap needs ahead of a busy offseason.