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Ravens agree to trade DL C.J. Okoye to the Giants
The Giants added a 6-foot-6, 370-pound run-stuffer to fix interior depth after offseason changes and injuries, according to team and league reporters.
- On Saturday, the New York Giants acquired defensive tackle C.J. Okoye from the Baltimore Ravens, sending a 2028 seventh-round pick to Baltimore. The move reunites Okoye with head coach John Harbaugh.
- Struggling with interior defensive line depth throughout the preseason, the Giants sought reinforcements after Roy Robertson-Harris suffered a season-ending Achilles injury. The team previously recorded the NFL's worst run defense in 2025.
- A native of Agdogugu, Nigeria, the 370-pound Okoye entered the NFL via the International Pathway Program in 2023. He appeared in 13 games for the Ravens last season, recording 15 tackles and one tackle for loss.
- NFL insider Art Stapleton suggested the team might still target further additions like Chicago Bears defensive tackle Gervon Dexter. Trade rumors regarding Dexter have escalated following reports that Chicago is entertaining potential offers.
- Beyond this acquisition, the Giants are relying on second-year defensive tackle Darius Alexander to stabilize the front line. The 310-pounder remains a key piece of the team's defensive puzzle after flashing potential as a rookie.
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