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5 free-agent offensive linemen the New York Giants could consider
After not drafting any offensive linemen, the Giants may look for more veteran help
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A big concern for New York Giants fans was the lack of investment into the offensive line during the 2021 NFL Draft, specifically the interior. New York traded back twice, picked up extra capital for the 2022 draft (
10 selections), and traded up once to draft UCF cornerback Aaron Robinson.
The Giants had to add skilled position players to bolster their roster this season, so Daniel Jones can have a shot to maximize his potential. Adding Kenny Golladay, John Ross, Kyle Rudolph while drafting Kadarius Toney, and getting a healthy Saquon Barkley back will allow Jones to live up to the sixth overall selection.
Saints Mock Draft 2021 - #1
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The Saints’ last hurrah is approaching – rapidly approaching.
According to
OverTheCap.com, New Orleans is $95 million over the 2021 salary cap – even if quarterback Drew Brees decides to retire.
That’s assuming that the cap will be near the projected floor of
$176 million, but sources have told PewterReport.com that instead of a near $25 million decrease in the 2021 cap due to lost stadium revenue, the league may decide to have a flat cap of $198 million again and keep it flat without any growth for the next couple of years to make up for the losses during the COVID-ridden 2020 season.
Either way, the Saints are toast.