The New York Giants made a bevy of moves this week, including the signing of Logan Ryan and center Jon Halapio. Bolstering the secondary and offensive line was a priority, with the CB2 spot void of starting talent and Spencer Pulley set to earn $2.75 million in 2020. Bringing in a cheaper option to replace Pulley and Ryan to cement a starting spot in the secondary should promote a “better things ahead” narrative.
Those were the only moves the Giants made, though, as they also waived one rookie and signed another long snapper.
New York Giants waive and sign a player:
WAIVED:
TE- Rysen John
John, who was a free agent from Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, was trying to make the transition from wide receiver to tight end.