NFL Free Agency is basically in the rearview mirror with just a few stragglers — some high profile ones, mind you — but none the New York Giants will likely have any interest in.
Should the Giants look to delve back into he market, they will have $15.95 million in available salary cap space at their disposal, according to Spotrac. That is the “Top 51” figure at the moment, or the combined amount of the players with the 51 largest cap hits for the upcoming season.
That number does not include the approximately $12.1 million projected to be allocated to the incoming draft class. Of course, players will be cut to make room for the rookies, so many of the onboarded salaries will be offset by those corresponding cuts.
Of the available free agents remaining, the Giants have not been strongly linked to any one in particular. They’ve pretty much addressed their needs by adding a veteran cornerback in James Bradberry, a middle linebacker (Blake Martinez) and a outside edge rushing option in Kyler Fackrell.
They also added a veteran offensive tackle in Cam Fleming, a running back (Dion Lewis), a special teams ace (Nate Ebner), two veteran tight ends (Levine Toilolo, Eric Tomlinson) a safety (Dravon Askew-Henry), a backup quarterback (Colt McCoy), a long snapper (Casey Kreiter) and a defensive tackle (Austin Johnson).
This was in addition to re-signing defensive lineman Leonard Williams (franchise tag), linebacker David Mayo, wide receiver Corey Coleman, special teamer Cody Core, fullback Eli Penny and placekicker Aldrick Rosas.
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