Okwara, the former 2020 third-round pick of the Detroit Lions and younger brother of retired edge defender Romeo Okwara, spent last season with the Philadelphia Eagles and Arizona Cardinals. He signed with the Browns ahead of April’s draft during the offseason and made it to the end of training camp.

The NFL's cutdown day has arrived, and all 32 teams, including the New York Giants, are making some very tough decisions.

Follow along as the New York Jets trim their roster from 90 players to the NFL limit of 53 by Tuesday's deadline.

Shedeur Sanders is nothing if not polarizing. The Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback was the talk of the 2025 NFL draft. Slated by some to be a first-round talent, Cleveland was instead able to select Sanders in the fifth round as he tumbled down draft boards.

New York Giants nose tackle Dexter Lawrence has been named one of the NFL's very best, as voted on by his peers. Lawrence made his second consecutive top-25 appearance on the NFL's Top 100 Players list, checking in at No. 17 ahead of the 2025 regular season. He also becomes the Giants' all-time highest-ranked player on the list.

FanDuel lists the money line for over 5.5 wins at -110, while the line for over 6.5 wins is +165. Combined with their line on a 6-win season being an almost even -105, that pretty much succinctly suggests that most in the betting market are expecting a 6-11 season from the Giants.

The Giants’ Pro Scouting Department will have a busy 24 hours to contemplate spending the third waiver priority on any of the players released. Primary positions to target are wide receiver, cornerback, and defensive line, but the Giants should not be shy to upgrade other positions if the right player is waived.

The Cleveland Browns regain a lead vs. the Philadelphia Eagles thanks to a 46-yard field goal from kicker Dustin Hopkins.

This year, let’s celebrate the minor positives, like a surprising win or an unexpected Preseason Championship. It’s all about perspective and managing expectations.