The Giants are expected to sign TE Isaiah Likely. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports that he's getting a three-year deal worth $40 million, "with upside to $47.5M." Likely spent his first four seasons with the Ravens after arriving as a fourth-round pick in 2022. This is his first shot at free agency.

The Bears are releasing LB Tremain Edmunds, according to multiple reports. The move snips the final season of a four-year contract and saves the team about $15 million in cap space. Edmunds started 45 of a possible 51 games across his three years with Chicago.

The Giants are hiring Matt Nagy as their OC, according to multiple reports. Todd Monken was reportedly HC John Harbaugh's top choice for the job. But, like Harbaugh, Nagy has strong ties to Andy Reid. Nagy started his coaching career under Reid in Philadelphia and spent the past four seasons with Reid in Kansas City, serving as OC for the last three.

The Giants are signing Dennard Wilson to be their new defensive coordinator. Wilson spent the past two years running a Tennessee defense that hasn't been awesome but probably performed better than you think. The Titans ranked 21st in total yards allowed last season; second in 2024. The team also finished a decent 17th in defensive DVOA in Wilson's first season (down to 29th in 2025). This year's unit improved against the run over the second half, after DT Jeffery Simmons returned from a mid-season injury. Wilson's NFL run dates back to 2009, when he started as a pro scout with the Bears. He worked under Lovie Smith there ahead of turns with the Rams, Jets, Eagles, and Ravens. Walker spent 2023 as DBs coach under new Giants HC John Harbaugh before taking the Titans job.

The Giants are finalizing a deal to hire John Harbaugh as their new HC. It's a five-year deal that will make Harbaugh one of the league's highest-paid coaches, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Harbaugh is coming off an 18-year run with the Ravens, winning 61.4% of his regular season games and Super Bowl 47. It's a strong hire for New York. But Harbaugh worked his way up through the ranks as a special teams coach. That makes the rest of his offensive staff key to figuring out what this Giants attack will look like going forward. The Athletic's Dianna Russini reports that former Ravens OC Todd Monken is expected to join Harbaugh in New York, although it's unclear if he'll hold the same title. We'll keep you updated on how this Giants staff comes together -- and what it means for QB Jaxson Dart, WR Malik Nabers, and the rest of the offense.

Giants RB Cam Skattebo said his goal is to be back on the field for training camp. He's working back from a right tibia fracture, ruptured deltoid ligament, and dislocated ankle suffered in the October 26 game against the Eagles. He's resumed jogging and said his rehab is on track.

Giants WR Malik Nabers admitted Monday that he's iffy to be ready for the 2026 opener. "Not really sure," Nabers said. "If my body doesn’t feel right, then I’m not gonna go out there.” Nabers underwent surgery on October 28 for what was reported as a torn ACL and meniscus damage. He'll be about 10.5 months removed from surgery when the 2026 season kicks off. But Nabers was spotted prior to Sunday's finale vs. the Cowboys using a crutch and with a bulky brace on his right knee. We'll keep tabs on his progress throughout the offseason. But early fantasy drafters should consider him no better than 50/50 to be ready for Week 1.

The Giants have ruled TE Theo Johnson out for tomorrow's game against the Raiders because of an illness.

Very little went right for the Giants in Week 16, but RB Tyrone Tracy continued to lead New York's backfield in playing time and production. Tracy out-touched Devin Singletary 18-12 and accounted for 55.3% of the Giants' total yards in the team's 16-13 loss to the Vikings. Tracy also commanded a 35-21 lead over Singletary in snaps.

The Bears on Friday activated LB Tremaine Edmunds from IR. He's officially questionable for today's game against the Packers, but that move suggests he's likely to return to the lineup. We'll confirm his status once the inactives are announced 90 minutes before kickoff. Edmunds presents some risk in his first game back from a groin strain, but the upside makes him worth getting into most IDP lineups.

Giants RB Tyrone Tracy (hip) put in a full week of practice and is off the final injury report. We don’t know exactly how work will be divvied between Tracy and Devin Singletary on Sunday, but the backfield boasts plenty of upside with the Giants 2.5-point favorites vs. the Commanders’ 23rd-ranked RB defense.

Giants RB Tyrone Tracy (hip) was a full-go in Wednesday's practice. He's set to play vs. the Commanders this weekend after getting knocked out of New York's last game before the Week 14 bye. RB Devin Singletary was out-touching Tracy in that one before the injury -- but Tracy had played ahead of Singletary the previous three games. This is a tricky backfield to project heading into Week 15. But the matchup against Washington's 23rd-ranked RB defense makes both guys worth considering as RB3s with upside.

Giants RB Tyrone Tracy said Tuesday that he suffered a hip contusion and a stinger in the loss to the Patriots. It certainly looked worse than that when Tracy was carted back to the locker room. And it's worth remembering that players tend to be optimistic about their statuses. But Tracy gets a well-timed Week 14 bye, and it sounds like there's a chance he's ready come Week 15. RB Devin Singletary remains worth adding wherever available, but his chances of being a locked-in fantasy starter down the stretch take a hit with this news.

Giants RB Tyrone Tracy was knocked out of Monday night's game vs. the Patriots with a fourth-quarter hip injury. He was carted back to the locker room. We'll look for further updates, but this had the look of a potentially serious injury. The Giants get a Week 14 bye, but RB Devin Singletary is worth adding wherever available. He'd likely take over an every-down role if Tracy misses time. The Giants get neutral RB matchups in the final three weeks of the fantasy season vs. the Commanders, Vikings, and Raiders.

Giants QB Jaxson Dart (concussion) was a full participant in Wednesday's practice. He's on track to return for Monday night's game against the Patriots. It's a nice spot for the rookie. New England ranks just 25th in adjusted fantasy points allowed to QBs. Dart is back inside the top 10 in our Week 13 QB rankings.

The Bears quietly placed LB Tremaine Edmunds on IR over the weekend, ahead of Sunday's win over the Steelers. That means Edmunds' groin injury will cost him at least three more games.

Giants RB Tyrone Tracy carried a season-high 20 times for 62 yards in Sunday's OT loss to the Lions. He added 3 catches for 68 yards among four targets. Devin Singletary followed with a 14-47 rushing line but didn't draw a target.

If you started Giants QB Jameis Winston in Week 12, then he gave you more fantasy points then you could have reasonably expected. Winston completed just 18 of his 36 passes in Sunday's loss to the Lions. But he tallied 366 yards and 2 TDs vs. 1 INT. Winston found WR Wan'Dale Robinson for the game's first score from 39 yards out on a flea flicker. He added a 33-yard catch-and-run receiving TD early in the fourth quarter. The QB also picked up 13 rushing yards on four carries.

Ravens TE Isaiah Likely (calf) is not listed on the final injury report for this weekend’s game vs. the Jets. He was limited on Thursday and a full participant on Friday after missing Wednesday’s practice. Likely should be ready for his usual role this weekend. The floor is low, but Likely packs some upside with the Ravens implied for 29 points against the Jets.

Giants WR Darius Slayton (hamstring) is not listed on the final Week 12 injury report. He returned to limited practices on Thursday and Friday after sitting out on Wednesday. Slayton carries elevated risk coming off the hamstring, but he should slide back in as an every-down player opposite WR Wan’Dale Robinson.