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Trade deadlines usually feature the Giants receiving calls on dealing away talent, but the team is atop the NFC East seven weeks into the season. With everyone else in the division under .500, New York has an opportunity despite losing…

The New York Giants are reportedly aiming to be buyers ahead of the trade deadline, targeting defensive tackle and running back upgrades. Sitting atop the NFC East despite season-ending injuries to quarterback Jaxson Dart and pass rusher Brian Burns, New York is exploring aggressive additions. Reports from Jordan Schultz and Ralph Vacchiano indicate defensive tackle is a priority to bolster a run defense ranked 25th in the NFL.
Potential defensive tackle targets include Zach Sieler and Dalvin Tomlinson, while NFC East rivals remain unlikely trading partners. At running back, an assistant general manager connected the Giants to Colts star Jonathan Taylor. The Giants recently cut Najee Harris and placed Tyrone Tracy on injured reserve, leaving Cam Skattebo and Devin Singletary in the backfield.
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