New York Giants predicted to sign the Titans wide receiver to a lucrative deal.
Getty Corey Davis #84 of the Tennessee Titans runs the ball after catching a pass and stiff arms Jarrod Wilson #26 of the Jacksonville Jaguars. With the 2020 season officially in the books for the New York Giants, the franchise has shifted their focus onto the offseason. More specifically, ways of improving upon a 6-10 roster for a team that has missed the playoffs in eight of the last nine seasons. One of Big Blue’s most glaring needs is a legitimate top-tier receiving weapon for soon-to-be third-year signal-caller Daniel Jones to grow alongside with. Thankfully, if you’re in the market for a wide receiver, this is the offseason for you. The 2021 draft class is littered with talent led by Heisman Trophy winner Devonta Smith and LSU’s Ja’marr Chase. The 2021 free agency market may be even more tantalizing, as top-level playmakers such as Chris Godwin, Allen Robinson and Kenny Golladay could all be on the move this spring. There’s a strong likelihood that New York will do their due diligence on all the aforementioned players this offseason. However, the price tags for the top free agents at the position could prove to be a tad out of their range, which is why The Athletic’s Dan Duggan has Big Blue dropping down a tier, yet still finding a player he views as potentially “the best fit” for the team. Sign up for the Heavy on Giants Newsletter! Corey Davis enjoyed a breakout 2020 campaign with the Tennessee Titans. The No.5 overall pick in the 2017 draft and NCAA’s all-time leader in receiving yards, Davis was dubbed by many a bust early on in his career, averaging just 622 yards and 47 receptions per season over his first three seasons.
