Giants Stack Deck for Dart, Draft Buzz Heats Up

On April 3, Giants are stacking the deck around second-year quarterback, Jackson Dart, under

new head coach John Harbaugh.

They ain't linebacker to remain Edmonds to a 3-year, $36 million deal, with $23.7 million

guaranteed, adding A.

Two-time pro-bola to the defense.

Tied in Isaiah likely joined on a $3-year, $40 million contract, reuniting with Harbaugh

from his Ravens days to boost the offense.

Meanwhile, the Giants chased linebacker Drew Tranquil from the Chiefs before free agency,

but he stayed put with a pay cut.

They skipped big spending like the Titans caught heat for on ex Giants players, focusing

instead on smart fits for coordinator Denard Wilson's scheme.

Analysts are split on whether Harbaugh can salvage right tackle Evan Neal, whose flash

size beneath better technique and confidence.

Ex-Lime and say it's a tall order for the 3rd-year guy to lock down right guard and

protect Dart.

Odell Beckham Jr. talks Thurrs Nostalgia, but most sell it.

His best days are gone, especially with Malig neighbors healing from a torn ACL.

Draftbuzz heats up with mocks like Mel Kuiper sending Notre Dame running back Jeremiah

Love.

To New York at number 5 as a dynamic playmaker, then.

Georgia linebacker CJ Allen at 37 to pair with Edmonds.

Pro days and visits roll on, including Utah tackle Spencer Fannos top 30 trip.

As many camps loom, Harbaugh's got pieces falling into place.

Watch how Dart grows with this revamped squad pushing for playoffs next fall.

That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.