D.J. Davidson Leaves Giants for Commanders

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DJ Davidson just signed with the Washington commanders, jumping shift from his old team,

the New York Giants, who play in the same division.

The Giants drafted him in the fifth round back in 2022, and over four seasons, he suited

up for 47 games with only two starts.

Notching 2.5 sex and 49 tackles as a backup guy.

The Giants have stayed quiet on beefing up their defensive tackle spot this off season,

which pretty much sealed Davidson's exit.

He's now heading to a direct rival in the NFC East, looking for a bigger role.

From that 2022 draft class under General Manager Joe Shone, only four out of 11 picks might

stick around for the Giants by 20.

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Edge-Rusher K-Von Tipado and Linebacker Micah McFadden look solid for the roster, while

offensive lineman Evan Neal and Josh Azudu get one last.

Shot to turn things around.

So far, the Giants only defensive line addition is depth-p Sam Roberts, who has just two

NFL starts across four years.

But head coach John Harbaugh made it clear at the NFL owners meetings this week that

they're far from finished.

They've got until September to gear up, and Harbaugh's stressed building top tier

offensive and defensive lines is priority one, since that's where.

Battles get decided on the field.