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Isaiah Wilson’s tenure with the New York Giants has come to an end.
On Tuesday, the Giants officially announced that Wilson has been released from the practice squad in a series of transactions.
Even with all of the Giants’ offensive line struggles, Wilson was never able to earn a chance to start and show the team what he was capable of being.
Wilson was a former 2020 first rounder of the Tennessee Titans, but he was traded to the Miami Dolphins after he was seen as a malcontent who couldn’t follow rules. The same issues persisted in Miami and he was released in short order.
Following his release from the Giants, who knows if Wilson will get another shot in the NFL.
In a separate move, the Giants also waived tight end Chris Myarick, who had scored a touchdown against the Philadelphia Eagles earlier in the season.
Myarick could pop back up on the Giants’ practice squad if he goes unclaimed.
Meanwhile, the Giants also placed offensive tackle Matt Peart, who was already on injured reserve, on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.
Finally, the Giants protected four practice squad players in Week 18. They were quarterback Brian Lewerke, linebacker Omari Cobb, defensive tackle David Moa and defensive back Natrell Jamerson.
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