Singletary Takes Pay Cut to Stay with Giants

0:00You're listening to NFL News Today. Subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. New York Giants running back Devon Singletary has agreed to lower his salary to stick around for the upcoming season. With free agency kicking off soon, this move helps the team manage their cap space, dropping his base pay from $5.25 million. Singletary is heading into the last year of his three-year contract after joining from Buffalo, where he worked with the Giants current front office. Folks, they saw him as a steady leader for younger backs and a key part of the Russian group. Fans and analysts like his reliability, especially in past protection, where he graded highest among the Giants backs last year and his power in. Short yardage spots. Over two seasons, he has powered through for plenty of first downs and touchdowns on those tough one-to-three yard runs. This deal includes chances for him to earn back some cash through performance bonuses, though exact details are not out yet. It likely cools talk of the Giants chasing

1:00Seattle's Kenneth Walker, who could command around 9 million a year. For now, his exact role stays unclear, but keeping motor in the mix gives New York more stability at running back, heading into a busy off-season. This episode is supported by our sponsor. Headphones in a pillow. Once you try it, it just makes sense. S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com.