New Giants Rumors Uncover Latest on Kenneth Walker III, Wan'Dale Robinson, Alec Pierce, More

As the New York Giants prepare to make moves that will create cap space to give them the ability to add talent in free agency, their level of interest in some of the marquee names set to hit the market is varied.

Per The Athletic's Dan Duggan, Kenneth Walker III is someone the Giants have "shown interest" in coming off his MVP performance in Super Bowl 60.

It's unclear if the Giants will go far enough to sign Walker, who seems likely to get the richest deal for a running back, especially with Breece Hall expected to get the franchise tag from the New York Jets.

As for potential receiving options, Duggan noted that Alec Pierce doesn't appear to be on New York's radar if he even gets to the market since the Indianapolis Colts have suggested potentially using the franchise tag to retain him.

Wan'Dale Robinson is viewed as a player the Giants would like to bring back "at the right price." It's unclear what their determination of the right price would be. Spotrac's market value projection has him worth $70.6 million over four years.

Duggan's report cites the Tennessee Titans, who have a huge need at receiver and an NFL-high $94.8 million in cap space, as a potential suitor for Robinson.

One of the obvious free-agent connections for the Giants is Tyler Linderbaum given their need on the offensive line, as well as his connection to John Harbaugh, but Duggan wrote that his cost and the competition from other teams could price New York out of his market.

The Giants currently have just $2.8 million in cap space, but Ed Valentine of Big Blue View broke down a list of potential moves between cuts, restructures and trades that could get them up to $60 million.

It will be interesting to see how aggressive the Giants want to be given that Harbaugh is entering his first year as head coach, but Joe Schoen could be feeling some heat to win big in 2026 going into his fifth season as general manager.