Giants offensive line seemingly more unsettled than before camp started
When the New York Giants reported to training camp last week, there seemed to be a few questions about their offensive line.
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When the New York Giants reported to training camp last week, there seemed to be a few questions about their offensive line.
When the New York Giants reported to training camp last week, there seemed to be a few questions about their offensive line. After a week of practices, there are seemingly more, especially with second-year right tackle Evan Neal walking off the field early on Friday with what the team said later was diagnosed as a concussion. Neal, left tackle Andrew Thomas and right guard Mark Glowinski were about set on the line when camp opened.
The new phonebooks are here, and they are heavy. Unlike most years, when fall rosters are when we learn a guy or two has graduated and moved on, everybody expected to be on the roster was on it. I wouldn't say there's no news, however, because some of the reported masses are eye-opening indeed.
The Chicago Bears are reportedly claiming Bravvion Roy off waivers. Roy has 45 games (15 starts) worth of NFL playing experience for the Carolina Panthers.
Stevenson, whom the Bears traded up to get in the second round of the draft (No. 56 overall), is the starter opposite Jaylon Johnson and figures to keep the job. But ‘Smitty’ has made a good first impression on coach Matt Eberflus and is getting a chance to compete.