Opening Roster Spots for Training Camp, Giants Cut Two Key Players from Previous Teams
The New York Giants have waived linebacker Cam Jones and defensive lineman C.J. Ravenell ahead of training camp to open up two spots on their 90-player roster.
According to reporting by Yahoo Sports - NFL, Jones signed with the Giants in March but missed time during offseason workouts because of an injury he claimed was sustained while moving boxes into his new home. Ravenell's release came under a Non-Football Injury designation after he previously played for Harbaugh on the Ravens.
Note: Both Jones and Ravenell were key contributors on their respective teams in previous seasons, but they are now unavailable to the Giants ahead of training camp.Details on Cam Jones
Cameron 'Cam' Jones signed with the New York Giants in March. Despite his signing, he missed time during offseason workouts due to an injury that has been officially linked to moving boxes into a new home. Previously, Jones played for the Carolina Panthers and Houston Texans before joining the Jets last season.
Background on C.J. Ravenell
C.J. Ravenell was waive with a Non-Football Injury designation. He previously played for the Baltimore Ravens in 2024 under coach John Harbaugh, but he's now available to join another team ahead of the upcoming season.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did both players get released?
BOTH Jones and Ravenell were waived due to non-football-related injuries that prevented them from fully participating in offseason training. The Giants needed to make room for new players.
Will either player return to the Giants this season?
IT IS UNLIKELY, given their current status with injuries, but there's always a possibility of a recall if they recover sufficiently or if another team trades them back.
Who will fill the roster spots left by Jones and Ravenell?
THE Giants' coaching staff is still evaluating players to fill these positions. Several prospects on their preseason roster could be considered for those openings in training camp.