The New York Giants' defense is facing potential changes this offseason, with star defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence formally requesting a trade. However, the trade speculation doesn't stop there. Attention is also turning to dynamic edge rusher Kayvon Thibodeaux, who is entering the final year of his rookie contract.

With the Giants also investing in pass rushers like Brian Burns and rookie Abdul Carter, some analysts wonder if Thibodeaux could be moved to bolster other positions. When asked about this possibility, Head Coach John Harbaugh offered a candid assessment during the team's offseason program.

"I think he’s a great player," Harbaugh said. "I’m excited about him... I’m thinking about him on the field. I’m thinking about getting him plugged into our defense and getting him rolling." But he added a dose of NFL reality: "You want to talk about is he a trade possibility? Everybody’s tradable. Everybody."

This pragmatic stance echoes comments from General Manager Joe Schoen earlier this year. It suggests the Giants have a clear plan for Thibodeaux's disruptive role in their defensive scheme, but in the business of the NFL, every player has a price if the right offer comes along before Week 1.