Giants cut ties with 4 players before NFL Draft

East Rutherford, N.J. — The New York Giants continued their roster overhaul on Monday, parting ways with four players ahead of this week’s NFL Draft.

The moves, described by the organization as a way to “clear out some space,” leave the franchise with additional flexibility under the league’s roster and salary-cap limits. While the team did not immediately identify the released players, the transactions signal a strategic pivot as general manager Joe Schoen and the front office finalize their draft board.

With the draft set to kick off Thursday night, the timing suggests the Giants are positioning themselves to accommodate incoming rookies and potential undrafted free-agent additions. The roster trimming also could create room for veteran acquisitions once the draft concludes.

New York currently holds multiple picks in the first three rounds, and the newly opened spots underscore the club’s intent to maximize every selection. Further roster decisions are expected as the Giants continue to reshape the depth chart ahead of the 2024 season.