Giants activate Evan Neal off PUP list with role uncertain
NY Post
Evan Neal is officially back, but he returns with questions about his role.
The Giants activated the 2022 first-round pick off the physically unable to perform list (PUP) on Sunday, and the offensive lineman is set to partake in individual drills for the first time all offseason.
The 23-year-old out of Alabama had ankle surgery in January and appeared to suffer a setback in OTAs.
Neal has yet to live up to the billing of a No. 7 overall pick and his immediate future is unclear.
Head coach Brian Daboll last week ruled out a move to guard for Neal, who has started at right tackle.
Free-agent signing Jermaine Eluemunor has been working at right tackle during training camp opposite franchise left tackle Andrew Thomas.
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