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Giants-Dolphins practice highlights Carter’s rise and Harbaugh’s special-teams overhaul
NY Giants’ joint practice with the Miami Dolphins went well as Abdul Carter vowed to become the greatest and rookie Malachi Fields made an impression, while John Harbaugh reshapes the Giants’ special-teams unit with new specialists and competition at kicker/long snapper, alongside broader notes about roster turnover and ongoing trade chatter around Kayvon Thibodeaux.
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Giants fortify front with Leki Fotu signing
The New York Giants signed veteran defensive tackle Leki Fotu to a one-year contract, adding him to the defensive line alongside Shelby Harris. Fotu is a 6-5, 317-pound 27-year-old with 66 career games and 26 starts, known as a run defender but not a true nose tackle. The Giants note that neither Fotu nor Harris is a nose tackle, have drafted a nose tackle in Bobby Jamison-Travis, and continue to pursue veteran nose tackle options such as D.J. Reader.
Zay Flowers Blasts Harbaugh’s Pad-Heavy Practice Routine
Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers criticized former coach John Harbaugh on a podcast for running pad-heavy practices (including Week 17 1-on-1s), saying that approach contributed to injuries. Data from 2025 doesn’t fully back the claim—Ravens were 27th in man games missed (148) vs. Giants’ 240. Giants edge defender Brian Burns signaled an intensely physical but smart training camp, hinting at a dramatic preseason.
Dexter Lawrence trade market stays quiet as Giants hold firm on price
There’s very little interest from other teams in meeting the Giants’ price for star defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence, who is under contract for two more years. The Giants reportedly want a first-round pick and additional assets, but Lawrence’s reduced production in 2025 weakens his leverage. If he rebounds in 2026, an extension could be revisited; otherwise the Giants could move on without him.
Giants eye first-round pick in Dexter Lawrence trade talks
According to Ari Meirov, the Giants would require a first-round pick (and possibly more) to trade Dexter Lawrence as contract talks stalled; Lawrence, 28, has two years left on a $90 million extension, and while the Giants want him to honor the deal, the market for a player of his caliber could push the price higher, especially with recent trades like Quinnen Williams serving as a benchmark.
Giants Headlines: Beckham Comeback Hopes, Skattebo Controversy, and Draft Talk
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Cam Skattebo apologizes for remarks about CTE and asthma
Giants running back Cam Skattebo apologized on Instagram after calling CTE an 'excuse' and labeling asthma as 'fake,' saying it was a lapse in judgment and he didn’t mean to downplay head trauma or asthma.
Giants' free‑agency kickoff: rumors, cap moves and camp plans
As NFL free agency opens, Big Blue View bundles Giants headlines and links—from potential signings (Kelce? Dean? Linderbaum?), training-camp notes at The Greenbrier, cap-space moves (Hudson released), to a tracker of trades, cuts and mock drafts—providing the latest for Giants fans.
Bieniemy Returns to Chiefs, Kafka’s OC Pursuit Hits Dead End
Kansas City rehired Eric Bieniemy as offensive coordinator, effectively ending Mike Kafka’s strongest path to the Giants’ OC job; Kafka has interviewed for OC openings with several teams, while Giants likely pivot to other candidates if Kafka isn’t retained.
Giants’ Harbaugh visit ends with questions as coaching hunt intensifies
John Harbaugh’s New Jersey meeting with the Giants did not settle the job, as he plans to hear pitches from the Titans and Falcons before deciding. The Giants could still be in play if he directs his agent to move forward, with Giants executives and Jaxson Dart meeting him on Steve Tisch’s plane as the search continues.