New York Giants Sign OT Stone Forsythe

The New York Giants have signed offensive tackle Stone Forsythe to a one-year contract, enhancing their offensive line depth. Forsythe, who previously played for the Seattle Seahawks, started five of his nine games in the 2024 season and has a total of 14 starts in 53 career games since being drafted in the sixth round in 2021. His addition follows the Giants' earlier signing of James Hudson III, indicating a strategic effort to bolster their tackle position. Despite these new signings, the future role of Evan Neal remains uncertain, as he has struggled with performance and injuries. Forsythe's size and experience may provide the Giants with needed stability and competition for starting roles. Meanwhile, Forsythe's departure allows the Seahawks to seek improvements on their right side, which has been a weakness in recent seasons.