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This Giants mailbag centers on Dexter Lawrence’s contract standstill and a possible trade, with Ed arguing the smarter move is a lucrative extension given his two-year deal and zero guaranteed money, despite cap considerations; the piece also touches draft questions (Love/Skattebo, Tracy), Harbaugh’s influence, and recent Giants ownership-shift details.
With four picks in the top 89, the Chicago Bears face a No. 25 decision between adding edge defender or a safety, a scenario explored in Brad Biggs' mock draft 2.0, including talk of possible moves like a Dexter Lawrence deal or a Tyson Bagent trade to reshape the roster.
Giants DT Dexter Lawrence has requested a trade to push for a contract extension, but New York isn’t forced to move him and views him as a potential foundation piece. If an offer is too rich, a deal could happen; several teams with cap space and a need at defensive tackle have been linked as plausible suitors (Chargers, Jaguars, Bears, Raiders, Panthers, Patriots). Expected compensation is generally seen as late first- to early second-round picks, possibly wrapped into a larger package with players or salary relief. Any transfer would likely hinge on Lawrence agreeing to a new deal and the Giants evaluating how to balance short-term competitiveness with long-term cap flexibility.
Jacksonville GM James Gladstone said the Jaguars haven’t discussed trading Giants defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence, who asked for a move amid his $90 million extension; the Giants aren’t interested in dealing him right now, and Giants coach John Harbaugh said they’ll determine whether he’ll be with the team next season.
In SB Nation's Writer’s Mock Draft, the Giants trade star defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence to the Chicago Bears for pick 25 in the first round and a 2027 second-round pick, after back-and-forth negotiations. The trade meets the author’s preferred price (first- and second-round picks) and reflects how mock-draft deals unfold, though the writer notes real-life uncertainty about Lawrence’s future with the Giants given his two-year contract remaining.
Jaguars GM James Gladstone said Jacksonville hasn’t considered trading for Giants DT Dexter Lawrence, stressing Lawrence is under Giants’ contract and any move would require the Giants’ willingness. Lawrence reportedly seeks a contract upgrade, while Giants coach John Harbaugh indicated he expects Lawrence to stay, leaving little momentum for a deal unless the Giants change course.
Patriots are connected to a potential deal for Giants DT Dexter Lawrence after his trade request, with a proposed package reportedly including a first- or second-round pick plus expiring-contract players like Kayshon Boutte or Christian Elliss, aiming to boost the defense now while relying on the draft to fill remaining gaps.
Despite Dexter Lawrence’s 2023 top-tier extension, the Giants show no plan to raise or trade him, preferring to let him play out his two-year, nonguaranteed deal. Lawrence has pushed for a trade as talks stalled, but New York’s front office has taken a hard stance, with potential hold-in/holdout risk if negotiations don’t progress and any deal would require a massive package.
Giants' Dexter Lawrence dismisses Carl Banks' criticism, calling Banks delusional and asserting his own strong performance and respect in the league despite Banks' comments.
Dexter Lawrence responded strongly to Giants legend Carl Banks' criticism, dismissing Banks' comments as delusional and asserting his respect and focus on playing well, despite Banks' public critique. Lawrence emphasized his commitment and performance, while Banks clarified his supportive stance and critique as constructive.
New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll announced that defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence is expected to be out for the remainder of the season due to an elbow injury sustained in a game against the Cowboys. Lawrence, who had 44 tackles and a career-high nine sacks in 12 games, will likely not return for the final five games. Additionally, tight end Theo Johnson may also miss the rest of the season due to a foot injury.
Giants defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence is uncertain about the severity of his elbow injury sustained during the Thanksgiving game against Dallas, but he is determined to play through it for the remainder of the season. Despite the Giants' poor 2-10 record, Lawrence, a key defensive player and captain, is committed to continuing his role on the team. He plans to undergo an MRI to assess the injury, which he described as his elbow "popping out of place." Lawrence is under contract with the Giants for the next season with a $15.5 million base salary.
New York Giants' star defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence suffered a dislocated elbow during the Thanksgiving game against the Dallas Cowboys, leaving his return timeline uncertain. This injury is a significant setback for the Giants, as Lawrence is a key player in their defense with 9.0 sacks this season. The team also lost defensive tackle Rakeem Nunez-Roches to a stinger and backup nose tackle D.J. Davidson to a shoulder injury, leaving their defensive line severely depleted.
After a 30-7 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, New York Giants players Dexter Lawrence and Malik Nabers criticized their team's performance as "soft." Lawrence expressed frustration over missed tackles and poor execution, while Nabers was upset about not being targeted until the second half. Both players emphasized the need for improvement and leadership, with Lawrence refusing to blame the offense for the defeat. The loss follows the benching and waiving of quarterback Daniel Jones, highlighting ongoing struggles for the Giants.
New York Giants defensive lineman Dexter Lawrence expressed confusion over the team's decision to bench quarterback Daniel Jones in favor of Tommy DeVito, despite supporting the coaching staff's decision. Lawrence, who considers Jones a close friend, acknowledged the business aspect of the decision and emphasized the importance of trusting the process. The Giants, struggling with a 2-8 record, have faced criticism for their performance, with Lawrence highlighting that team losses are not solely the fault of one player. Meanwhile, Lawrence continues his community service efforts, partnering with Campbell's Chunky to combat food insecurity.