Giants Give Ezeudu Second Chance on One-Year Deal

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subscribe and stay game-ready. The New York Giants have brought back offensive line

in Joshua Zedu on a one-year deal. The 2022 third-round pick out of North Carolina

gives them a familiar face on the line after his time as a free agent.

As Zedu dealt with injuries that slowed him down, including missing 11 games in 2023

from a toe problem and landing on injured. Reserve with a cab strain in 2025.

He still played a full 17 games in 2024, starting three times at left tackle.

The Giants shifted him from guard to tackle without much prep, leading to tough times on the field.

Now in a new era, under head coach John Harbaugh, he's getting a second chance,

much like fellow draft pick Evan Neal. According to Prof. Baugh Focus,

a Zedu allowed 42 pressures over 738 snaps, mostly at left tackle and left guard.

He has zero NFL reps at right guard, where the team needs help.

Meanwhile, the Giants plan to keep building the line through next month's draft

as top free agents like Alicia Vera Tucker and others signed.

Elsewhere, this deal feels like an audition for a Zedu to prove his worth.

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