With the 4 p.m. ET trade deadline just hours away, the New York Giants are reportedly motivated to get rid of a player who was once thought to be a key part of their future.

The NFL trade deadline has come and gone, and here are all the New York Giants' picks in the 2026 NFL draft after making no moves.

The New York Giants announced a big roster decision on Friday. The New York Giants will have a new kicker for Sunday’s game against the Chicago Bears. Graham Gano, who is in his 16th NFL season, won’t kick for the Giants on Sunday due to a neck injury. He didn’t practice on Friday, paving the way for Younghoe Koo to start in his place.

If so, that could mean the Giants winding up with Arizona State’s Jordyn Tyson or USC’s Makai Lemon, who are currently Pro Football Focus’ top two receiver prospects for the 2026 draft (and the Nos. 5 and 10 overall prospects in PFF’s rankings).

Giants kicker Graham Gano revealed fans send him vile messages over missed kicks, highlighting mental health after a Cowboys player's suicide.

The Giants need more across the board from the NFL Draft’s No. 3 overall pick, and he knows it — even though Carter has the third most quick quarterback pressures in the league (20) behind only the Broncos’ Nik Bonitto (28) and the Texans’ Will Anderson Jr. (21).

Head coach Brian Daboll faced reporters Friday as rumors swirled about his job security with the New York Giants.

Long-time NFL insider and writer, Gary Myers, believes Bill Belichick would take the New York Giants' head coaching job "in a second."