Brian Burns is expected to lead the edge rush for the Giants, and Golston's addition is intended to complement Burns' play and provide fresh legs in rotation.

Brian Burns, another starter on the Giants' edge, will also benefit from Golston's addition. His ability to rush inside will complement Burns' outside rush, making the pass rush more dynamic.

Brian Burns, as a fellow linebacker, represents what Golston aims to complement in the Giants' defensive scheme. His speed contrasts with Golston's more physical style.

Brian Burns, previously a cornerstone for the Panthers' defense, has excelled following his trade to the New York Giants, where he recorded 8.5 sacks, showcasing his ability to impact a defensive line significantly.

Brian Burns had a solid first season with the Giants, finishing with a 23% pass-rush win rate, ranking fourth among outside linebackers. Despite battling lower body injuries throughout the season, he recorded 66 quarterback pressures and set a career best with 49 stops, maintaining a streak of at least 7.5 sacks per season.