The Giants roster has been filled in some more, but there are still some remaining holes that need to be plugged.
The New York Giants roster, which finished 6-11 a year ago, has a much different look and feel following a busy off-season in which general manager Joe Schoen sought to fill in some gaping holes at various positions.
But there is still more work to be done on a roster that, while improved on paper, needs to show it on the field. Meanwhile, on the other side of the ball, they seem prepared to roll into training camp with a youth movement headed by Jordon Riley and D.J. Davidson.
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