Giants Free Cap Space, Eye Linebacker Upgrades

0:00It's March 4th for the NFL. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. The New York Giants have released Inside Linebacker Bobby Ocariki, freeing of $9 million in salary cap space while carrying $5.4 million in debt money. The 28-year-old signed as a free agent, but only matched expectations in his first year. His performance dropped off in the next two seasons, making this move somewhat expected as the team reshapes his defense under new leadership. Giants fans and analysts see this as a chance to rebuild the linebacker spot, especially with defensive coordinator, dinnered Wilson drawing from proven. Schemes that prioritized strong middle defenders. At last week's Scouting Combine, team officials raved about Ohio State's standout sunny styles who impressed in workouts and interviews, positioning him as a top-mott draft choice for the Giants at number 5 overall. Looking ahead, the Giants faced choices on free agent Micah McFadden and could target veterans like Tremaine Edmonds or Leo Chanol to fully revamp the position.

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