Devin Singletary will actually have the chance to finish his Giants contract.
The veteran has agreed to a pay cut for the 2026 season in a surprise move since he had been considered a possible cap casualty, according to reports.
Singletary, 28 had been slated to carry a $5 million cap hit in 2026, the final season of the three-year, $16.5 million contract he signed ahead of the 2024 season.
His new deal has incentives that can help him recoup some of the losses, per The Record.
There had been some expectation that the team would move on from Singletary since rookie Cam Skattebo and second-year back Tyrone Tracy Jr. have both passed him on the depth chart, and that $5 million cap hit is sizable for a back with just 437 rushing yards in each of the last two years.
Skattebo is coming back from a serious ankle injury, though, and Singletary provides capable depth.
The Giants are still expected to search for running back upgrades this offseason, with The Post previously reporting the team’s interest in Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III.
More to come on this developing story…
