NFL exec on Giants' free agency: 'Nothing they did really scares you'
One NFL executive offered a somewhat critical take of the New York Giants and the moves they made in free agency.
New York Giants ' free-agency activity this offseason drew measured reviews from NFC executives, who saw a steady but unspectacular approach focused on targeted additions and roster continuity rather than on dramatic overhauls. The team added notable talent while navigating departures, spending modestly in net terms and emphasizing familiarity in key spots. One executive offered a balanced assessment of the moves.
"I think what they have done is pretty good to this point," the exec told The Athletic . "To get some familiarity, Likely is a good get for them. The key is, the two rookies from last year, (Cam) Skattebo and (Jaxson) Dart.
They did the right thing by letting the receiver (Wan’Dale Robinson) go, but they do not have a lot there beyond (Malik) Nabers. I could see them drafting one of the receivers early on. " Another league voice echoed a lack of alarm over the Giants' strategy.
"We liked Isaiah Likely," another exec said. "They know him well. He is a good No.