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Game plan: Finding a backup for Barkley is a must, especially with him coming off a torn ACL. Gallman will likely be welcomed back at the right price after showing well in Barkley's absence. If Gallman lands elsewhere, perhaps free agent James White makes sense with his connection to the coaching staff and ability to contribute in the passing game. WIDE RECEIVER UFA: None Game plan: Tate won't be returning at $8.5 million. He could be a cost-cutting casualty. C.J. Board might return as a restricted free agent. Regardless, the Giants need to find a No. 1 wide receiver. They will be monitoring ...

Nick Falato reviews what’s been happening around the league

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Poll: What should the Giants do with Kevin Zeitler? Needing cap space, should Giants move on from veteran guard Kevin Zeitler? Photo by Abbie Parr/Getty Images With projections that the 2021 NFL salary cap will go down from $198.2 million to somewhere around $180 million, we know that the New York Giants have work to do in order to to clear cap space. Over the Cap lists the Giants as $3.373 million over a projected $176 million cap. That will be helped if the cap is actually $180 million or higher, but still illustrates that the Giants have decisions to make. The biggest and perhaps hardest t...

New York Giants 2020 Position Review: Offensive Line For the first time in three seasons under general manager Dave Gettleman, there is reason to be optimistic about the direction the offensive line is headed. Author: Jan 15, 2021 One of the first things Giants general manager Dave Gettleman vowed to do when he was hired in 2018 was to fix the team’s offensive line. His initial attempt to fix the unit consisted of a draft pick (left guard Will Hernandez) and several free agents (Nate Solder, John Greco, Jamon Brown). He also added a waiver pickup (Spencer Pulley); and undrafted free agents/...