Giants Release Bobby Okereke, Target Tough Front Seven

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. The New York Giants are releasing inside Linebacker Bobby Ocariqi, their defensive captain and leading tackler last season. This decision frees of $9 million in salary cap space as they head into free agency. The team sits just $2.4 million over the cap right now, with a new league year starting March 11th. They need flexibility to sign players that match new head coach John Harbaugh's defensive scheme. Fans and reports expected this move after the Giants ranked 31st against the run last year. Their defense hasn't cracked the top 22 overall since the Super Bowl season in 2011. Meanwhile, new defensive coordinator Denard Wilson, once a tough front 7 focused on stopping the run, much like Harbaugh built in Baltimore with. Strong middle players. Being ahead, the Giants like Ohio State Linebacker, sunny styles, after his impressive NFL Combine performance.

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