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NFL rumors: Giants ‘waiting on’ Aaron Rodgers amid Steelers, Seahawks’ pursuit
Garafolo on Aaron Rodgers: Giants 'are not rushing him at all' to sign a deal | 'The Insiders'
For Aaron Rodgers, it's looking like the Steelers or the Giants
Aaron Rodgers. Steelers or Giants? Two weeks ago, Rodgers reached out to the Giants. It was an indication that he didn't have many options. With Justin Fields taking a two-year deal with the Jets, Rodgers now has an open spot in Pittsburgh.
One position group, in particular, might be underrated going into the veteran market: the safety spot. Last offseason, several teams mined Pro Bowl-caliber safety production from
Such is the case for former Seahawks defensive end Roy Robertson-Harris, who is now on his way to the Big Apple. The New York Giants came to terms with Roy Robertson-Harris to the tune of a two-year deal worth $10 million.
The New York Giants were seeking upgrades to their defensive line and now they've added one. Veteran Roy Robertson-Harris and the Giants have agreed to terms on a two-year, $10 million deal, two individuals with knowledge of the situation told NorthJersey.
The New York Giants are signing veteran defensive tackle Roy Robertson-Harris, who last played for the Seattle Seahawks.
According to NFL Media's Mike Garafolo, he is joining the New York Giants on a two-year, $10 million deal. Robertson-Harris reportedly visited the Cardinals on Friday following his release. So far this offseason,
The New York Giants are bringing in a veteran defensive lineman, striking a two-year, $10 million deal with Roy Robertson-Harris on Monday, according to the NFL Network.
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Former Miner Roy Robertson-Harris strikes deal with New York GiantsFormer Miner Roy Robertson-Harris has signed with the New York Giants during free agency, agreeing to a 2-year $10 million dollar deal. The defensive tackle was recently released from the Seattle Seahawks last week.
The QB-needy Raiders pull off a surprising trade for Seattle QB Geno Smith. How does this move potentially affect the Giants' own quarterback situation?
The New York Giants announced Monday that they have signed former Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle Roy Robertson-Harris.
New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen signed defensive tackle Roy Robertson-Harris in an attempt to strengthen the defensive line.
Geno Smith wanted to be paid his worth, Seattle said 'no.' That kind of market bodes well for veteran QBs like Aaron Rodgers and is bad news for the New York Giants.
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