The addition of safety Jevon Holland to the New York Giants secondary has drawn an ‘A’ grade from voters in our poll. Sixty-three percent (1,838) of 2,923 voters graded the move as an ‘A’. Thirty-three percent (963 voters) gave the mark a ‘B’.

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The New York Giants did not retain either of their top two free agents in the 2024 NFL offseason, watching Saquon Barkley and Xavier McKinney sign elsewhere and flourish. A year later, the G-Men have taken an expensive step toward trying to amend the losses,

There are different ways to build a competitive team, and fortifying what had been a shabby defense is never a bad approach. The Giants continued along that pathway, striking early on the second day of NFL free agency.

The New York Giants agreed to a three-year, $45.3 million with former Miami Dolphins safety Jevon Holland, he confirmed Tuesday on Instagram.

The Miami Dolphins need new blood at safety with both of their 2024 starters free agents. They found the first outside acquisition on Tuesday morning, agreeing to terms with former Detroit Lions safety Ifeatu Melifonwu minutes after Miami’s own Jevon Holland fled for the New York Giants,

The young and upcoming Dolphins free agent safety won’t lack potential suitors, but the Colts are expected to be among them.