Giants Re-Sign 62-Game O-Line Starter to $39 Million Contract

Jermaine Eluemunor inks 3-year deal to remain New York's starting right tackle.

Published on Mar. 10, 2026

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The New York Giants have re-signed veteran right tackle Jermaine Eluemunor to a 3-year, $39 million contract. Eluemunor has started 62 games for the Giants over the past four seasons and has become a reliable presence on the offensive line.

Why it matters

Securing Eluemunor's services provides continuity and stability for the Giants' offensive line, which has struggled with inconsistency in recent years. His strong performance in 2025 made him a priority re-signing for the team.

The details

Eluemunor's new deal includes $26 million in guaranteed money and will keep him as the Giants' starting right tackle. In 2025, he played 1,088 offensive snaps, allowed just 4 sacks, and posted an 88.8% pass-block win rate, the second-highest of his career.

  • Eluemunor originally signed with the Giants on a 2-year, $14 million deal before the 2024 season.
  • The new 3-year, $39 million contract was agreed to during the 2026 NFL free-agency negotiating window.

The players

Jermaine Eluemunor

A 31-year-old veteran offensive tackle who has started 62 games for the New York Giants over the past four seasons.

Evan Neal

A former first-round draft pick of the Giants who was forced to move to right tackle due to injuries, allowing Eluemunor to seize the starting job.

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What they’re saying

“Sources: The #Giants are re-signing RT Jermaine Eluemunor to a 3-year, $39M deal, per sources. Eluemunor has started 62 games over the last four years and is one of the most underrated RTs in the NFL.”

— Jordan Schultz, NFL Insider (Twitter)

What’s next

The Giants will look to continue building stability along their offensive line heading into the 2026 NFL season with Eluemunor locked in as their starting right tackle.

The takeaway

By re-signing Eluemunor to a lucrative multi-year deal, the Giants have prioritized continuity and reliability on their offensive line, an area that has been a weakness in recent years. This move provides the team with a proven veteran presence to anchor the right side of the line.