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Giants Work Out Eddie Goldman as They Search for Interior Tackle Depth

The visit is part of New York’s effort to find short-term, run-stopping help after the Dexter Lawrence trade and Roy Robertson‑Harris’ season-ending Achilles tear.

Overview

  • The Giants hosted veteran defensive tackle Eddie Goldman for a workout on Tuesday, May 26, as part of a roster auditioning process reported by multiple outlets.
  • The tryout follows two major roster developments that created urgency up the middle: the trade of Pro Bowl nose tackle Dexter Lawrence and Roy Robertson‑Harris’ torn Achilles.
  • Goldman, 32, started six games for the Washington Commanders in 2025 but had limited production and missed games last season because of concussions and a concussion-related injured reserve placement.
  • New York has already added veterans D.J. Reader and Shelby Harris and will evaluate Goldman against those players, rookie Bobby Jamison‑Travis and other depth pieces during OTAs and medical checks.
  • No contract has been announced and the team is expected to weigh Goldman’s recent availability, medical reports and short-term fit before deciding whether to sign him as a stop-gap option to shore up run defense.