Giants Cut Four Players, Shaping Secondary and Receiver Room

0:00It's April 6th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. The New York Giants made some roster moves on Monday, cutting four players to tighten things up. They released wide receiver Dayquan Felton, safety, Patrick McMorris, Cornerback TJ Moore, and Cornerback Miles purchase. These guys were mostly depth pieces, undrafted free agents or late-round picks looking to stick around. McMorris joined the Giants as an undrafted guy back in 2025, but never saw game action last season. McMorris came over after getting picked 198th overall by the Dolphins in 2024, where he played just six games and snagged one tackle. Moore signed on as an undrafted free agent before last year, but stayed off the field in 2025. Purchase started with the charges undrafted that same year, then bounced to the Giants practice squad for a couple stints mid season. Fans aren't shocked by these cuts. Is that time when teams trim the margins heading into training camp?

1:03These players had minimal impact so far, so the Giants are clearing space for fresh talent or locks to make the squad. With the roster shake up done for now, keep an eye on how New York builds depth this pre-season. It could shape their secondary and receiver room big.