New York Giants: Exploring the free-agent cornerback options

The New York Giants possess plenty of cap space this offseason. Will they use it to fill the glaring need at the cornerback position?

Numbers don’t lie, and numbers didn’t do the New York Giants secondary any justice in 2019. Big Blue’s defensive backfield — comprised of an inconsistent Janoris Jenkins, an underperforming Deandre Baker, and an aging Antoine Bethea — finished near the bottom of the league. New York allowed 264.1 passing yards per game, which ranked 28th in the league.

But with the NFL free agency period nearing (March 18, 4:00 p.m. ET), the Giants could look to bolster their issue-filled cornerback spot. Luckily, there’s a plethora of corners in this league who will be seeking…