The New York Giants are releasing cornerback Nick McCloud, reports Jordan Raanan of ESPN. McCloud was claimed off waivers from the Buffalo Bills in August of 2022 and had played in 38 games (starting 16) for Big Blue.

The Giants released cornerback Nick McCloud on Tuesday, per the NFL's transactions report. Jordan Raanan of ESPN reports the Giants asked McCloud to take a pay cut from the one-year, $3 million restricted free agent deal he is playing on this season.

During a mostly anticlimactic trade deadline today, there was a dramatic transaction in New York, where the Giants shockingly waived

The Giants’ concerning cornerback depth chart got even thinner Tuesday when the Giants curiously released part-time starter Nick McCloud, The Post confirmed. McCloud started five of seven games played this season and offered much-needed versatility across the secondary to play on the outside,

The Giants are releasing fourth-year cornerback Nick McCloud, according to a report for ESPN’s Jordan Raanan. Per Raanan, the Giants approached McCloud, who is playing on a one-year, $3 million RFA deal,

The New York Giants made a surprising move Tuesday, releasing cornerback Nick McCloud, according to multiple reports. Despite the fact that the Giants have an extremely thin depth chart at the cornerback position,

The New York Giants are releasing veteran cornerback/special teamer Nick McCloud, per a report from Jordan Ranaan of ESPN. McCloud, 26, had played in seven games this season with five starts. He had 14 tackles (1 for loss) and a pass defensed.