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At this stage, Neal may only fetch a late-round pick—probably a sixth or seventh-round selection—if any team shows interest. The Giants might consider moving him for future draft capital, but it's clear any deal would be low-value.
The Reality of Trade Values and Team Interest
Overall, the consensus is that none of these players—Wilson, Singletery, or Neal—are likely to generate blockbuster trades this season. The Giants would need to receive compelling offers, which seem improbable given current circumstances. But any move—no matter how small—could help the team in the long run.
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