Ahead of the 2025 NFL offseason, the New York Giants have a lot of work to do in free agency. While they hold onto the No. 3 overall pick of the upcoming NFL Draft, the month before Joe Schoen heads to Green Bay will be telling for the team’s immediate future.

Joe Schoen, the Giants’ failed general manager, is somehow back for a fourth season. But if Schoen wants to keep his job past 2025, he’ll need to nail this offseason. So how much salary cap space does he have for free agency?

The Los Angeles Chargers will have more cap space than most NFL teams this offseason. The NFL finalizing each team’s 2025 salary cap carryover number, according to Over the Cap, only upped the number for a Chargers team currently going through a soft rebuild.

The Minnesota Vikings could reportedly get three draft picks for rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy if they decide to deal the signal-caller, per ESPN's

It should be no surprise that the New York Giants are expected to use the No. 3 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft on a quarterback. But how they go about adding that quarterback isn't as cut-and-dry as it seems.

The New York Giants need a quarterback arguably more than any other team in the NFL does this offseason, and they are in good position to get one. It is widely assumed that the Giants will select either Miami quarterback Cam Ward or Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders with the No.