Giants Re-sign Ezeudu, Shifting Focus to Guard Position

0:00It's March 17th. Here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The New York Giants missed out on signing veteran guard Wyatt Teller during free agency. The three-time pro bowler went to the Houston Texans instead. But the team made a surprise move by resigning their own offensive lineman, Josh Azudu, to a one-year deal. Earlier this week, ESPN reporter Jordan Ranan confirmed the details on Azudu's contract. This comes as the Giants reshaped their offensive line under new leadership. Fans remember Azudu as a failed experiment from the 2022 draft class. Selected 67th overall out of North Carolina as a guard, the Giants pushed him to tackle last season, but it did not work out. He also dealt with a calf injury and training camp, and never saw a game action. Now, Azudu gets a second chance alongside fellow draft pick Evan Neal. Both were high hopes from General Manager Joe Shone's first class that fell short. With new head coach John Harbaugh, an offensive line coach Mike Blumgren in charge, the focus

1:04might shift back to Azudu's natural guard spot. It could give the Giants solid depth if he steps up. CNN is sponsored by our partner. Relax deeper, reset faster, comfort you can hear. S-O-L-I-SOLY-PILLOW.com