With two weeks to go until Opening Night on March 25, the Giants have yet to attain full clarity on their roster outlook for the 2026 campaign. Mounting injuries have muddied the bullpen picture, and it remains to be seen whether No.

The New York Giants have been busy in the first couple of days of NFL free agency. A total of 12 players have been added or retained, five have been (those dang Tennessee Titans!), and of this writing three have been released.

Why it’s a need: Paulson Adebo stumbled as a big-money free agent signing last offseason. Cor’Dale Flott, the Giants’ other starting outside corner last year, was the only member of their five-man secondary who consistently performed well in 2025. But he’s a free agent. His departure would leave a major hole in the Giants’ defense.

The New York Giants are expected to begin roster cuts and restructuring of deals to clear cap space before the new league year opens.

When the San Francisco Giants opened their spring camp four weeks ago, their most intriguing decision revolved around top prospect Bryce Eldridge and whether