TE Evan Engram – The injury-prone tight end is one of the few holdovers from the Jerry Reese Era, and the current Giants’ coaches and front office genuinely seem to like him – that’s why they picked up his fifth-year option for 2021. But that’s costly ($6 million) and he’s putting up disappointing numbers this season (18 catches, 147 yards, no touchdowns). He’s got the size and speed to be attractive to a team that needs another weapon and he has drawn trade interest in the past. If a team offers a third-day draft pick, the Giants could be enticed. Then again, they don’t have a lot of young weapons and QB Daniel Jones needs all the help he can get.

DL Leonard Williams -- Right now he's still due another $11.3 million in salary and with two sacks it's fair to wonder who's going to want to pay that. But the Giants weren't the only team that called the Jets about Williams at the trade deadline last year and he's generally regarded as a very good defensive lineman, even if his sack total is wanting. Gettleman wants to keep Williams and build the Giants' defensive front around him, so he's not going to want to give him away. If the Giants do deal him, though, it would be a strong indication that they'll be moving on from Gettleman at the end of the year.

WR Golden Tate -- The receiver who was supposed to replace Odell Beckham Jr. has been generally blah for the Giants (67 catches, 821 yards, six touchdowns in 15 games) and has been very ineffective this year (18-145-0). When Sterling Shepard returns, Tate is also the third receiver behind Shepard and Darius Slayton. And he's 32 and with no guaranteed money left on his contract certainly won't be back next year. Healthy receivers always have some value, though. Think the Eagles -- who had previous interest in Tate -- couldn't use him if they think they can stay in the hunt in the terrible NFC East? Or the Buffalo Bills who need someone to take some pressure off Stefon Diggs? A fourth- or fifth-round pick for Tate is a flier some contender might take.

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