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Giants news, 3/14: Darius Slayton, Paulson Adebo, Pat Shurmur, Russell Wilson, more headlines

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2025 NFL free agency: 10 best value signings, including Rico Dowdle to Panthers, Poona Ford to Rams | CBSSports.com

DL Chauncey Golston, Giants. Golston also turned himself into a really nice rotational player over the last few years in Dallas, and is coming off what was probably his best season. He can play on the edge and on the interior, and he should really help the Giants against the run. He got $19.5 million over three years to head to New Jersey.

Some good news on the Giants fourth round pick last year

#Giants note: Heard Theo Johnson has been cleared to run and is moving around after his season-ending Lisfranc injury on Thanksgiving. Offseason program starts April 21

— Ryan Dunleavy (@rydunleavy) March 13, 2025

Paulson Adebo, Jevón Holland determined to ‘give the ball back to the quarterback’ | Giants.com

“I think the Giants and the people that they’ve brought in and the people that they have a desire to breed excellence,” Holland said. “I think this environment is something that will allow me to be that, to grow. I absolutely think there’s plenty of room left to grow. I’m nowhere near my peak. I think the Giants have the exact environment I need and the personnel I need to be able to reach those new heights and as well lead a group of men and also create a winning culture. And the Giants have a history of a winning culture. I feel like it was the right choice.”

As Giants await word from Aaron Rodgers, it’s clear N.Y. picked a terrible time to need a QB | The Athletic

The drawn-out process involving big names has inflated the stakes of this quarterback search. Whether it’s Rodgers, Wilson or — gulp — someone further down the list of options, the Giants still need to accomplish Mara’s stated top priority: Finding the quarterback of the future.

The Giants have the next six weeks to sort through their quarterback evaluations and chart a course of action for the draft. In the meantime, they await word from Rodgers. Unfortunately for them, they don’t have any other choice.

As Aaron Rodgers reappears, desperate Giants described as ‘frustrated’ | NJ.com

“Everybody is waiting. Everyone’s frustrated. I’ll tell you that,” said The Athletic’s NFL insider Dianna Russini on Thursday. “I feel like the New York Giants are almost at a point right now where they’re just ignoring it and they’re just trying to find another plan in case this doesn’t work out.

2025 NFL free agency team-by-team grades: Vikings, Patriots, Commanders among top marks after first few days | CBSSports.com

New York Giants: C+. The Giants clearly need impact players across the roster, but especially in the secondary after generating the fifth-fewest takeaways (15) last season. So, credit to them for landing Paulson Adebo, who will be just 26 at the start of next season, and has 10 interceptions over his first four seasons in the league. New York also scored arguably the best safety in this free agency class in Holland, who is a super versatile defensive back that will make an immediate impact. These wins don’t do enough to make up for the fact that the Giants still don’t have a quarterback, though.

Jevon Holland details the recruitment done by Kayvon Thibodeaux

Jevón Holland stories of late night free agency calls, heavy recruitment from Kayvon Thibodeaux and why #Giants fit in his free agency priority list.

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— Cameron Wolfe (@CameronWolfe) March 13, 2025

McShay: Teams Like Shedeur Sanders ‘A Lot’ Despite ‘Laissez-Faire’ Combine Interviews | Bleacher Report

The draft expert reported Thursday on The McShay Show he heard Sanders didn’t have “the most professional interview,” and the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year displayed a “laissez-faire, relaxed, chill” attitude.

McShay added that the vast majority of concerns with Sanders as a prospect stem from what he put on tape with the Buffs, rather than his combine interviews. In addition, talent evaluators broadly “like him a lot.”

Several Giants Qualify for Performance-based Pay Increases | SI.com

The Giants didn’t place any players in the top 25 league-wide, but among those who benefitted from the program include center John Michael Schmitz ($624,000), safety Dane Belton ($587,000), inside linebacker Micah McFadden ($585,000), inside linebacker Darius Muasau ($558,000), tight end Theo Johnson ($554,000), running back Tyrone Tracy ($541,000), cornerback Cor’Dale Flott ($487,000), safety Tyler Nubin ($485,000), cornerback Dru Phillips ($438,000) and tight end Daniel Bellinger ($410,000).