The New York Giants will enter the 2016 offseason with close to $60 million in salary cap space, a number that could go up with the expected contract restructure of Victor Cruz. They also have 29 free agents of all types and need to fill three holes created by the cuts of Will Beatty, Geoff Schwartz and Jon Beason. That is over half of their roster. You can bet the Giants will be active this offseason. And if they want to reverse their fortunes of the last three seasons, here are five free agents the Giants must pursue.
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