Here’s Giants’ salary cap situation after cutting Kevin Zeitler, tagging Leonard Williams, other moves
Updated Mar 10, 2021;
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The Giants started the week with salary cap space in the single digits.
A lot has changed since then, but as of Wednesday afternoon . they are still in the single digits, which isn’t exactly ideal for a Giants team heading into the offseason with a lot of needs.
Here’s the latest news, how it impacts the cap, where the Giants stand overall and who could still be cut or traded for savings:
Before Tuesday, it seemed up in the air whether the Giants would be keeping Zeitler, their starting right guard the last two years, or moving on from him for cap savings.
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