With the NFL trade deadline fast approaching, all indications point to the New York Giants being buyers rather than sellers.
But if there’s anything we’ve learned about this John Harbaugh-led team, it’s to expect the unexpected. That means that, in addition to potentially making a splash to land a player like Colts running back Jonathan Taylor, the Giants might be open to trading a player or two at positions of relative depth.
“I’ll put it out there,” Harbaugh said Monday when asked about the looming trade deadline. “We’re open for any call. Anybody who wants to call us, call.”
So which Giants players could draw interest from other teams? Here are three that come to mind.
Schmitz, in the final year of his contract, lost his starting job to Bryan Hudson in Week 4 and is now the backup.
Remember, the Giants added a couple of interior offensive linemen to their practice squad with some center experience, including rookie Geno VanDeMark and veteran Kendrick Green.
Schmitz, as we proposed last week, might interest the Green Bay Packers, a team in the uber-competitive NFC North. The Packers, who have gone through centers like crazy due to injury, hold a 5-3 record but sit in last place.
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