Giants GM Joe Schoen on trades: We're looking, but has to make sense now and in future

Key Points:

• The New York Giants enter their bye week leading the NFC East with a 4-2-1 record, prompting discussions about potential roster improvements via trades.
• General Manager Joe Schoen emphasized that the team will explore trade opportunities to enhance their chances of playing meaningful games late in the season, while balancing immediate needs and future prospects.
• Schoen noted the team's limited draft picks, lacking fourth and fifth-round selections, which complicates trade negotiations and requires careful evaluation of player value and contract status.
• The recent trades by the Indianapolis Colts involving Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner may accelerate trade discussions league-wide, creating a potentially competitive market.
• Schoen acknowledged the challenge of navigating a possible seller’s market while ensuring any trade aligns with both the Giants' short-term goals and long-term strategy.