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The New York Giants have made significant roster cuts, including veteran wide receivers Allen Robinson II and Isaiah Hodgins, as they finalize their 53-man roster. Both players were deemed expendable due to the emergence of younger receivers and their lack of special teams value. The Giants also decided to keep undrafted rookie quarterback Tommy DeVito, indicating a shift in their quarterback strategy this season.
- Allen Robinson and Isaiah Hodgins were cut as the Giants trimmed their roster.
- The Giants are opting to keep three quarterbacks this season, including Tommy DeVito.
Allen Robinson | WR
Injury
Trade
3 receptions
23 rec yards
- Robinson struggled to secure a spot on the roster, finishing the preseason with only three catches for 23 yards.
- His experience and past performance did not outweigh the potential of younger players.
Isaiah Hodgins | WR
Injury
Trade
- Hodgins was a key contributor last season but was cut due to the depth at the receiver position.
- His previous performance, including a playoff touchdown, did not secure his spot on the roster this year.
Tommy DeVito | QB
Breakout
- DeVito has earned a spot on the roster as the third quarterback, reflecting the Giants' confidence in him.
- He became a local favorite during his rookie season.
New York Giants
- The Giants are focusing on younger talent at the wide receiver position.
- Keeping three quarterbacks indicates a strategic shift in their roster management.