The NFL’s new league year is approaching. That means contracts set to expire will make players free agents. The New York Giants have limited cap room in 2026, but could easily make a few moves to open up more cash.

New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo received an ominous update on the team's running back plans in free agency.

One NFL analyst believes New York Giants CB Cor'Dale Flott will be paid more than many people expect once free agency begins.

Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated pointed to the Giants and Commanders as "fascinating" landing spots for Ohio State linebacker Sonny Styles.

The New York Giants were connected to a big-name trade candidate amid the latest NFL Combine news and rumors before free agency.

McCoy is skipping workouts and positional drills at the combine, according to ESPN draft analyst Jordan Reid. The young cornerback is currently in the latter stages of his rehab from a torn ACL he suffered in January 2025, which cost him all of last season.

The NFL has set the 2026 salary cap at $301.2 million, which may not mean much for the currently cash-strapped New York Giants.

Plus, why they might be in on a running back, out on tight ends, and a new candidate for the No. 5 pick emerges.

The NFL has set fifth-year option salaries for 2023 first-round picks, giving the New York Giants another reason to decline Deonte Banks' option.