New York Giants Waive Two Players
The New York Giants waived linebacker Cam Jones and defensive lineman C.J. Ravenell, opening two spots on the team's 90-man roster ahead of training camp.
Mehmet Şahinoğlu ·
Roster Adjustments Ahead of Training Camp
The New York Giants released linebacker Cam Jones and defensive lineman C.J. Ravenell on Tuesday, reducing the team roster to 88 players. The moves occur as the organization prepares for the commencement of training camp activities.
The decision to waive Jones follows his limited participation in offseason workouts due to a non-football injury. Jones, who joined the franchise in March, previously appeared in 10 games for the New York Jets last season and maintained a consistent presence on special teams during his tenure with the Kansas City Chiefs. His departure creates an immediate vacancy in the linebacker rotation.
Ravenell was released with a Non-Football Injury designation. His exit concludes a brief stint with the organization following his previous professional experience with the Baltimore Ravens and the Tennessee Titans.
The Giants now hold two open roster spots, providing flexibility to pursue additional personnel as the preseason schedule approaches. These transactions reflect a standard administrative process to manage depth charts and health-related roster constraints before the start of full-contact practices.