The Giants were reportedly one of the most aggressive teams exploring the trade market, but ultimately came away empty-handed. Here’s how things unfolded: • Jonathan Taylor: New York held firm on its offer of a 2027 2nd and 2028 5th. Indianapolis wanted more. • Tony Pollard: The Giants expressed interest, but Tennessee was unwilling to move him. • Grover Stewart: New York showed interest, but the Colts ultimately kept him despite receiving an offer involving a 4th-round pick and additional compensation. That’s what we know about the Giants’ trade deadline pursuits so far.

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natebaker• 9 hr ago

I’ve been seeing a lot of Arvell Reese vs. David Bailey discourse lately, and I’m taking Reese. Here’s why: Bailey has been an ELITE pass rusher, but Reese is the more COMPLETE defender. • 68 tackles • 47 solo tackles (2nd in NFL) • 8 TFL • 4.5 sacks • 1 INT • 1 forced fumble • 32 defensive stops (2nd in NFL) Reese is the ONLY player in the NFL with 65+ tackles, 8+ TFL and an interception this season. He can rush the passer, stop the run AND drop into coverage at a high level. Bailey might be the better pass rusher, but Reese’s ability to impact every phase of the game is what separates him for me. Give me Arvell Reese. 🔒

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natebaker• 11 hr ago

Both QB J.J. McCarthy (hip) and RB Cam Skattebo (hamstring) have no injury designations and are good to go against the Commanders.

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natebaker• 14 hr ago

The Giants really have legitimate candidates for FOUR major NFL awards on the SAME team. 🤯 🏆 COTY — John Harbaugh 🏆 DROY — Arvell Reese 🏆 DPOY — Arvell Reese 🏆 CPOY — Malik Nabers What a turnaround for this franchise. (h/t @skattadart)

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natebaker• 15 hr ago

Mike Florio of @ProFootballTalk believes the Colts completely mishandled the Jonathan Taylor trade situation. “All signs pointed to the Colts taking the best offer at 3:45 p.m. ET… Whatever the best offer was. But that’s what a functional organization would have done. The Colts currently are not.” Per @TomPelissero, the highest offer for Taylor was a 2nd and 4th-round pick, though it’s unclear which team made it. Indianapolis reportedly wanted either a 2nd and two additional picks or a 1st plus additional compensation. Florio believes the Colts will regret passing on a deal, while Indianapolis reportedly believes it can still get comparable value in the offseason. 😬

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natebaker• 16 hr ago

The Giants traded away Dexter Lawrence and still have the highest-graded defensive lineman in the NFL. PFF’s top two D-linemen this season: 🥇 D.J. Reader 🥈 Dexter Lawrence New York moved on from one of the league’s best defensive tackles and now has the NFL’s highest-graded player at the position. D.J. Reader has been an INCREDIBLE addition.

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natebaker• 16 hr ago

The Giants selected Texas WR Cam Coleman with the No. 22 overall pick in @mikerenner_’s latest 2027 NFL Mock Draft. Coleman’s 2026 stats: • 23 receptions • 409 receiving yards • 7 TDs • 17.8 yards per catch The 6’3” receiver could form a DANGEROUS duo alongside Malik Nabers in New York. 👀

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natebaker• 16 hr ago

Giants rookie LB Arvell Reese has been named the NFC Defensive Player of the Week! 🏆 His DOMINANT performance against the Eagles: • 12 tackles • 3 sacks • 3 QB hits • 1 forced fumble • WIN Reese continues to make a SERIOUS case for DROY and maybe even DPOY. 👀

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natebaker• 18 hr ago

John Harbaugh has an impressive 12-4 record in short-week Thursday night games. After losing his first in 2010, Harbaugh has gone 12-3 since. With the Giants set to face Washington on Thursday night, history is on his side. 👀

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The Giants were reportedly one of the most aggressive teams exploring the trade market, but ultimately came away empty-handed. Here’s how things unfolded: • Jonathan Taylor: New York held firm on its offer of a 2027 2nd and 2028 5th. Indianapolis wanted more. • Tony Pollard: The Giants expressed interest, but Tennessee was unwilling to move him. • Grover Stewart: New York showed interest, but the Colts ultimately kept him despite receiving an offer involving a 4th-round pick and additional compensation. That’s what we know about the Giants’ trade deadline pursuits so far.