Malachi Fields to Bag $6.38M Deal After Giants-Browns Trade

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Malachi Fields to Bag $6.38M Deal After Giants-Browns Trade

The Giants secured Notre Dame WR Fields with the 74th overall pick. To land the 6'5" target for Jaxson Dart, the Giants traded No. 105, No. 145, and a 2027 4th-round pick to the Browns. Based on the 2026 rookie wage scale, Fields' projected four-year deal is worth $6.38 million, featuring a signing bonus of roughly $1.19 million.


By Nidheesh Kumar

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NFL Draft 2026: Ravens, Patriots Hold Advantage on Final Day With 8 Picks

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Winners and Losers From Day Two of the NFL Draft 2026

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Nick Caserio Explains Houston Texans’ Decision at Pick 59

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