The Giants started their cuts early this morning by cutting a handful of big wide receivers and went from there. French wide receiver Anthony Dable and Cal product Darius Powe are among those who have been shown the door.
Dable played professionally in Grenoble, France and also spent the last two seasons in Germany. With his German Football League team, Dable caught 145 passes for just under 2,500 yards and 32 touchdowns over the last two campaigns. Although he did not grow up in a football-heavy atmosphere, he learned the game by watching others from afar.
“I learned football by watching videos of the receivers I like on YouTube, and I like guys that are the same size as me, like Brandon Marshall,” Dable said. “I think I play like Brandon Marshall. I like how he moves after the catch, with his size.”
Powe, a 6’3″ receiver, saved his best season for last at Cal. As a senior, Powe hauled in 47 catches for 560 yards and 8 touchdowns.
We’ll keep a running list of the Giants’ moves here. All of these moves have been confirmed via team press release.
Placed on IR:
- TE Will Johnson
Cut:
- RB Andre Williams
- WR Anthony Dable (Twitter link via Dan Graziano of ESPN.com)
- WR Darius Powe (Twitter link via Jordan Raanan of ESPN.com)
- WR Geremy Davis (Twitter link via Raanan)
- CB Donte Deayon (Twitter link via Dan Duggan of NJ.com)
- CB Michael Hunter
- S Andrew Adams (Twitter link via Duggan)
- S Justin Currie (Twitter link via Ralph Vacchiano of SNY)
- LB Ishaq Williams (Twitter link via Vacchiano)
- CB Leon McFadden (Twitter link via Art Stapleton of The Record)
- DE Stansley Maponga (Twitter link via Raanan)
- LB Brad Bars (Twitter link via James Kratch of NJ.com)
- G Dillon Farrell (Twitter link via Vacchiano)
- OL Ryan Seymour (Twitter link via Raanan)
- OL Emmett Cleary (Twitter link via Kratch)
- Ol Adam Gettis (Twitter link via Raanan)
- OL Jake Rodgers (Twitter link via Kratch)
- DT Louis Nix (Twitter link via ESPN’s Josina Anderson)
- QB Logan Thomas
- DT Jermelle Cudjo (Twitter link via Raanan)
- TE Ryan Malleck (per club announcement)
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