New York Giants offseason primer: NFL Draft needs, free agent notes, more
Everything you need to know about what promises to be a transformative offseason for the New York Giants’ new regime led by Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll
A new era has arrived for the New York Giants.
General manager Joe Schoen arrives in East Rutherford and has meticulously restructured the front office, seemingly modernizing the Giants‘ methodologies when it comes to scouting the NFL Draft.
Assistant coaches have been hard at work over the past three weeks preparing for free agency, which begins when the new NFL league year opens on March 16.
New head coach Brian Daboll seems to have a plan to resurrect Daniel Jones’ development, as the young quarterback enters a pivotal fourth NFL season, that could make or break his future with the New York Giants.
However, the rebuild that Schoen is about to undertake is overdue, and will be no easy lift for a franchise that has suffered through five consecutive double-digit loss seasons and hasn’t won a playoff game since Super Bowl LVI, following the 2011 campaign.
There will be plenty of new faces on the New York Giants’ roster this fall, acquired both via the NFL Draft and free agency. There will also be plenty of veterans who move on, and are playing elsewhere, as Schoen inherits a roster that resides in the depths of salary cap hell as he begins his tenure.
But, here’s a look at what to expect for the New York Giants this offseason, via free agency, the draft, as well as the current salary cap implications.