No deal yet between Giants and Kenny Golladay, but interest remains
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The New York Giants have concluded their Friday portion of a visit with free agent wide receiver Kenny Golladay, and he has left their East Rutherford facilities without a contract.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports that the Giants and Golladay will continue to talk and that interest between the two parties remains.
The #Giants visit with FA WR Kenny Golladay has ended for the day, and he’s left the building. But the team remains interested — it went very well — and the two sides will stay in contact.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) March 19, 2021
However, Josina Anderson reports that Golladay will remain in the area and continue visiting with the Giants into the weekend.
As of this tweet, the current plan is for WR Kenny Golladay to stay in town and continue his visit with the #Giants while talks continue. He has currently left the building, per source.
— IG: JosinaAnderson (@JosinaAnderson) March 19, 2021
As Rapoport alludes, the meeting reportedly went well and Golladay checked all the boxes. He meshed with head coach Joe Judge and Ronnie Barnes signed off on his health.
Whether the Giants and Golladay meet face-to-face over the weekend or not, contract negotiations are expected to continue.
Kenny Golladay passed the Joe Judge Character Test and the Ronnie Barnes Medical Test, so now it’s a matter of whether the contract can get done.
— Tom Rock (@TomRock_Newsday) March 19, 2021
Giants and Kenny Golladay cleared targeted hurdles during their free agent visit, and sounds like everything from medical check to his meeting with Joe Judge et all was all positive, per source.
Now it's a matter of negotiation + seeing if they can agree upon a deal.— Art Stapleton (@art_stapleton) March 19, 2021
Golladay has begun to draw heavy interest and even received a few contract offers on Friday. The Chicago Bears have reportedly offered upwards of $12 million per season, while the Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals have also reached out to his representation.
