The New York Giants walked into the offseason strapped for cap space, and everyone knew cuts were coming. Bobby Okereke always seemed like a likely candidate, and on Tuesday, that became reality. Jordan Schultz reported the linebacker had been

The New York Giants released a 2025 signing that did not work out, with the cut news announced as a cap-saving move before NFL free agency. The post Giants Release ‘Obvious’ Bust Signing Ahead of NFL Free Agency appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Giants released offensive tackle James Hudson on Friday, the team announced.

The New York Giants are starting to get busy with roster moves in John Harbaugh's first stint with the squad.

The New York Giants’ offseason is rapidly taking shape around a familiar NFL reality: difficult roster decisions are often the first step toward meaningful change. According to Giants beat writer Dan Duggan of The Athletic,

The Giants aren’t just adding free agents from Baltimore. The team is signing linebacker Tremaine Edmunds to a three-year, $36 million deal, according to multiple reports. Edmunds was one of the top players on defense for a Bears team that went 11-6 and won the NFC North this past season.

The New York Giants will reportedly release linebacker Bobby Okereke, per NFL insider Jordan Schultz. The Giants will save $9 million on their 2026 cap with the release, per Over the Cap. They'll take on $5.

The Giants have unsurprisingly released middle linebacker Bobby Okereke, rather than retaining him for the final year of his four-year contract, according to multiple reports. The move frees up $9 million in much-needed salary cap space for the Giants,