Giants sign safety Craig Dahl, waive Stevie Brown
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) The New York Giants have signed safety Craig Dahl and released safety Stevie Brown.
The Giants announced the moves on Monday, less than a week before their season opener against the Cowboys in Dallas.
Dahl was a member of the Giants' Super Bowl championship team in February 2008. He was released over the weekend by the San Francisco 49ers after two seasons with them.
Dahl played for defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo with the Rams. He also is good on special teams coverage.
Brown was re-signed last week and had an interception in the preseason finale against New England. He had previously played for the Giants for three seasons.
---
AP NFL website: http://www.pro32.ap.org and AP NFL Twitter feed: http://www.twitter.com/AP-NFL
-
NFL Offensive, Defensive Rookie of the Year bets to make now, including a long shot
2024 NFL Schedule Release: Date, when does the season start?
What Blake Corum’s addition means for Kyren Williams, Rams’ rushing game
-
Why a former 250-pound lacrosse player is Bucs’ future leader on offensive line
2024-25 NFL MVP odds: Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen early favorites
2024-25 NFL odds: Patriots open with lowest Over/Under win total since 1991
-
2025 NFL mock draft: Who are next year's top prospects
Texans owner: WR Tank Dell will make 'full recovery' after being wounded in shooting
J.J. Watt says he'd come out of retirement if Texans 'absolutely need it'
-
NFL Offensive, Defensive Rookie of the Year bets to make now, including a long shot
2024 NFL Schedule Release: Date, when does the season start?
What Blake Corum’s addition means for Kyren Williams, Rams’ rushing game
-
Why a former 250-pound lacrosse player is Bucs’ future leader on offensive line
2024-25 NFL MVP odds: Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen early favorites
2024-25 NFL odds: Patriots open with lowest Over/Under win total since 1991
-
2025 NFL mock draft: Who are next year's top prospects
Texans owner: WR Tank Dell will make 'full recovery' after being wounded in shooting
J.J. Watt says he'd come out of retirement if Texans 'absolutely need it'