Giants Sign Isaiah Likely, Boost Passing Attack

0:00For NFL coverage, this is your March 20th update. The New York Giants kicked off free agency by signing tight end Isaiah likely, to a 3-year, $40 million deal. At 6p4 and 245 pounds, he's a dynamic slot receiver who excels after the catch. ESPN's Jeremy Fowler called it the best move across the league so far. Perfect for second-year quarterback, Jackson Dart. Likely played under New Giants head coach John Harbaugh in Baltimore, where he was a reliable part-time option. Now, he gives New York a bigger, more explosive target, letting them run more two tight-end sets without breaking the bank. Fans were gutted when wider receiver Wandel Robinson left for a 4-year, $78 million contract with the Tennessee Titans. But likely steps in as a cheaper, more versatile upgrade, especially lining up in the slot where he can see the field clearly and make plays. The Giants didn't stop there, adding wider receivers Darnel Mooney and Calvin Austin

1:00III, both proven playmakers at a good price. These moves make the offense bigger, faster, and more dangerous overall. With these upgrades, the Giants lived prime for a stronger passing attack next season, and more roster tweaks could be on the way.