Overview
- Veteran defensive tackle Shelby Harris agreed to a one-year deal Wednesday, according to multiple reports, as the Giants move to restock their interior line.
- The team plans further additions at defensive tackle, with executives saying they remain in talks and with D.J. Reader still linked after a pre-draft visit.
- New York timed Harris’ signing for after the league’s compensatory-pick deadline, a move that protects potential 2027 compensatory selections.
- The Giants also drafted Auburn nose tackle Bobby Jamison-Travis in the sixth round, a self-described run-stopper who posted a 12.1% run-stop rate last season.
- The push follows the trade of All-Pro Dexter Lawrence to the Bengals and a 2025 run defense that ranked near the bottom of the NFL in yards and yards per carry allowed.