There is a big difference for Joe Schoen as he goes into his second NFL free agency open market as the general manager of the Giants.
and applying the franchise tag for $10.1 million on Saquon Barkley lowered the cap space to around $15.5 million.after they make official the release of receiver Kenny GolladayIf Golladay is designated as a post-June 1 cut, the cap savings will be $13.5 million , with dead money hits of $7.9 million in 2023 and $6.8 million in 2024.
“If we have the financial flexibility just to take our medicine and take on the dead money this year, that may be better,’’ Schoen said. That means they should have around $21 million in cap space as the signing period begins, with the opportunity to add to that if they get a contract extension done with Dexter Lawrence or move around some of Leonard Williams’ money, though he is not expected to be asked to take a pay cut.
The Giants have plenty of work to do, as they would like to fill a few holes in free agency so that they do not have to address glaring needs in the upcoming draft.
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