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New York Giants edge rusher Kayvon Thibodeaux has logged 277 defensive snaps this season and has little on the pass-rush…

Anthony Rivardo of Empire Sports Media argues the New York Giants face a looming decision regarding edge rusher Kayvon Thibodeaux before the November 10 trade deadline. Despite playing 73% of defensive snaps on a $14.751 million fifth-year option, Thibodeaux has recorded zero sacks through six games for the first-place 4-2-1 Giants.
The writer notes that injuries to Brian Burns and Tremaine Edmunds have left the Giants' pass rush critically thin, with rookies Abdul Carter and Arvell Reese carrying recent production. Rivardo highlights that while Thibodeaux's trade value is low, the front office must decide whether to move the pending free agent or rely on him for a postseason push.
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