Giants Consider D.J. Humphries to Address Offensive Line Woes

The New York Giants explore signing veteran tackle D.J. Humphries after Andrew Thomas' season-ending injury leaves a gap in their offensive line.

The Giants are hosting D.J. Humphries, a former Cardinals tackle, as they seek to replace Andrew Thomas, who is out for the season with a foot injury.
Humphries, 30, is recovering from a torn ACL sustained last season and has not played in 2024.
Andrew Thomas' absence has left the Giants' offensive line vulnerable, as evidenced by their recent loss to the Eagles where they allowed eight sacks.
Josh Ezeudu, who filled in for Thomas, struggled significantly, prompting the Giants to consider other options like Humphries.
Humphries' experience and previous Pro Bowl selection make him a strong candidate to stabilize the Giants' left tackle position.