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Zach Sieler fits the Giants interior needs, but the Dolphins have rebuffed interest and no New York offer is established.

Alexander Wilson argues that the New York Giants should inquire with the Miami Dolphins about defensive tackle Zach Sieler before the November 10 trade deadline. Sieler, who has two sacks through seven games, signed a multiyear extension with Miami in 2025. Although Albert Breer reported that Miami previously rebuffed trade inquiries, Wilson suggests the Giants should make one final check before moving on to other options.
Wilson notes that any potential trade would require careful consideration of Sieler's recent shoulder injury and Miami's expected high asking price. The Giants face interior defensive line depth issues, including a foot problem for Darius Alexander. Wilson concludes that preserving draft capital remains a sensible alternative if Miami refuses to deal Sieler.
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