Giants Trim Roster, Eyeing Veteran DT & Guard

0:00On April 6th, the New York Giants trimmed their 90-man roster Monday, waving four players right before kicking off their all-season program. They cut wide receiver Doc Juan Felton and three defensive backs, Patrick McMorris, TJ Moore, and Miles Purchase. These guys had been hanging around the practice-quad last season, but none saw game action. Moore sat out the whole year on injured reserve after a preseason femur fracture. Now the Giants sit at 76 players, including new offensive linemen, Lucas Patrick. They sign that same day. With six draft picks incoming, they've got space for eight more vets or undrafted free agents, no sweat. Word is they're eyeing veteran defensive tackle Shelby Harris, and former starting guard Greg Van Runden is still out there on the market. That roster shuffle sets them up clean for what's next, plenty of flexibility as training camp looms. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.