One of the biggest storylines of this offseason was the New York Giants’ hiring of John Harbaugh as their new head coach after the Baltimore Ravens fired him following an 8-9 season. Despite the “ritzy” part of NFL free agency being over, Harbaugh says the team isn’t done adding players, despite spending $167 million this offseason.
Will John Harbaugh and the Giants Add More Free Agents?
This offseason, the Giants spent a whopping $167 million on free agent contracts, which ranks them as the eighth-highest free agent spenders this offseason. Of the $167 million, $99 million is guaranteed, and $68 million is non-guaranteed.
Yet, the Giants aren’t done with their spending spree. On the topic of free agency, Harbaugh said:
“I think we got a lot of bang for our buck. And these are all guys that are motivated, that want to be here for the right reasons, that are gonna fit our style of play… we’re not done yet.”
John Harbaugh says the Giants are “not done yet” building their roster👀 More signings on the way?
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— Fireside Giants (@FiresideGiants) March 28, 2026
Using the PFSN NFL Free Agency Tracker 2026, you can see some of the players that the Giants signed/re-signed. Some of the most notable signings are tight end Isaiah Likely, linebacker Tremaine Edmunds, wide receiver Darnell Mooney, and offensive lineman Jermaine Eluemunor. Here’s how each player ranked during the 2025 season:
What Tight End Isaiah Likely Brings to New York
In March, Likely signed a three-year, $40 million contract to join his former coach, Harbaugh, with the Giants. Despite competing against former teammate tight end Mark Andrews for playing time and production, Likely caught 27 receptions for 307 yards and 1 touchdown. In the PFSN NFL Tight End Impact metrics, he ranked as the 29th-best tight end with an impact score of 74.4 and a letter grade of C.
Tremaine Edmunds Bolsters the Linebacker Corps
Following his release from the Chicago Bears, Edmunds signed with the Giants on a three-year, $36 million contract. In 2025, he had 112 total tackles, 1 sack, 4 interceptions, 1 fumble recovery, and 9 passes defended. In the PFSN NFL Linebacker Impact metrics, he ranked as the sixth-best linebacker with an impact score of 89.3 and a letter grade of B+.
What Darnell Mooney Brings to the Offense
For the past couple of seasons, Mooney has been with the Atlanta Falcons. Last year in the PFSN NFL Wide Receiver Impact metrics, he ranked 102nd out of all receivers with an impact score of 64.3 and a letter grade of D.
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In 15 games, he caught 32 receptions for 443 yards and 1 touchdown, which earned him a one-year contract for $3 million.
Jermaine Eluemunor Returns to the Offensive Line
Unlike the aforementioned players, Eluemunor was with the team last season. In the offseason, the Giants re-signed him to a three-year, $39 million contract. In the PFSN NFL Player Offensive Line Impact metrics, Eluemunor ranked as the 65th-best lineman with an impact score of 79.1 and a letter grade of C+.
