Giants Sign Isaiah Likely, Boosting Dart's Passing Game

0:00From NFL coverage, this is your March 9th update. The New York Giants just signed free agent tight end Isaiah likely to a three-year contract. He's coming over from the Baltimore Ravens where he spent his whole pro career so far. This move aims to boost a rookie quarterback Jackson Darts options in the passing game, likely often played second fiddle to star tight end Mark Andrews in Baltimore. But now he gets a fresh start. Darts from Adam Schefter confirmed the deal, and he could give the Giants more firepower at the position. Fans and analysts see this as a smart step for the Giants offense. They already have promising tight end deal Johnson from Penn State, who shown real potential. The two could share the field, much like Baltimore's multi-tied insets that created mismatches. That set up worked well for the Ravens under their scheme, and the Giants might copy it here. Having athletic tight ends, like likely, and Johnson would let Darts pick his spots against defences. With wide receiver Malik neighbors getting healthy, the Giants offense looks promising, adding

1:03one more solid receiver could make a click, and this signing helps lift Darts right away. This episode is proudly sponsored by our partner. What is cooler than cool? A pillow that plays your sound, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com