Giants Cut Hudson, Restructure Singletary's Contract

0:00For the NFL, it's March 7th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The New York Giants are trimming their roster to free up cap space ahead of free agency. They just released veteran offensive tackle James Hudson, saving $5,300,000. This move helps them build death without breaking the bank. Hudson joined the team last offseason on a two-year deal worth $12,000,000 with over 6,000,000 guaranteed. He stepped in as a starter for the first two games this season at left tackle, while Andrew Thomas recovered from surgery. The Giants have limited cap room, so these cuts make a real difference. Fans and analysts see it as a smart play to stay flexible. Hudson did not pan out as a reliable swing tackle, so parting ways now avoids bigger issues down the line. Earlier this week, they also restructured running back Devon Singletary's contract. He will return next season to back up Cam Scatabo in the backfield, adding stability there. Looking ahead, the Giants need more offensive firepower.

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