New York Giants Don’t Even Have Enough Cap Space To Carry A Full 53-Man Roster Into Final Game Of Season

The New York Giants are a complete dumpster fire, but you already knew that.

What you did not know is that the team is going to end their 2021 campaign in embarrassing fashion, and it has nothing to do with their terrible record.

The 4-12 Giants are entering their Week 18 game against the Washington Football Team unable to field a complete 53-man roster.

The reason? They don’t have nearly enough cap space to do so.

Giants won't carry a full 53-man roster into tomorrow's game. They have $279,392 of cap space according to NFLPA public cap report so they wouldn't be able to do so anyway.

— Patricia Traina (@Patricia_Traina) January 8, 2022

New York entered 2021 with high expectations in what’s typically a wide-open NFC East race. Instead, Dallas ran away with the division title and the Philadelphia Eagles pulled it together and made the playoffs out of the NFC East.

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Whether he is fired or is allowed to retire, general manager Dave Gettleman is in his final days with the New York Giants. On Monday, he and the team will part ways.

This franchise needs new direction.