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The move signals a shift in 2026 plans, with Neal possibly contributing at right guard rather than reclaiming a tackle job amid a crowded offensive line.
The Giants aim to reshift Neal to right guard, leveraging his size and athleticism to stabilize interior blocking after prior tackle struggles.
The Giants re-sign Neal on a one-year deal, signaling a low-risk, short-term plan to retool his role while assessing fit at guard.

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Giants re-signed first-round pick Evan Neal on a one-year, minimum-salary deal to give him another chance.
New head coach John Harbaugh is giving Neal a clean slate and another opportunity.
Neal struggled early in his NFL career, moving from tackle to guard as the Giants tried to find him a role.
Neal has appeared in 29 games with 27 starts since being drafted in 2022.
His pass block win rate at 82.9% would rank last among qualifiers over his first four seasons.
Neal drew headlines for his comments toward critics during the 2023 season.
The Giants hope to unlock untapped talent in Neal's new role on the offensive line.
The Giants previously declined Neal's fifth-year option before giving him another chance this season.
Neal's physically imposing frame is 6-foot-7 and 340 pounds, contributing to his evaluation at multiple positions.
Neal's time in New York has been rocky off the field, including criticism from fans.

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