The New York Giants have reached an agreement on a three-year contract with former Baltimore Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely, per Adam Schefter of ESPN. The move adds a dynamic young playmaker to the Giants' offensive unit as they look to bolster their passing attack.
Likely joins the Giants after a productive tenure in Baltimore, where he established himself as a reliable target and a vertical threat at the position. During his time with the Ravens, Likely proved to be a versatile asset, often stepping into a primary role and delivering high-impact plays. His addition provides the New York coaching staff with a significant weapon in the middle of the field.
The specific financial details of the three-year agreement have not yet been made public. Likely is expected to be a focal point of the Giants' scheme as the team continues to reshape its roster through free agency. The Giants have been aggressive in seeking upgrades for their skill positions, and the acquisition of Likely represents a major step in that process.
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