The New York Giants have signed veteran offensive lineman Greg Van Roten, bolstering their struggling offensive line as they prepare for the upcoming season. Van Roten, 34, brings nine seasons of experience, having started 17 games last year for the Las Vegas Raiders under the Giants' new offensive line coach Carmen Bricillo. This move comes as the Giants released cornerback Aaron Robinson to make room for Van Roten, who has played a total of 71 games across his career with various teams, including the Packers, Jets, and Panthers. The addition of Van Roten could signal concerns about right tackle Evan Neal's recovery from injury, as he is currently on the physically unable to perform list. General manager Joe Schoen is focused on resolving the team's long-standing offensive line challenges to protect their quarterbacks effectively. Last season, Van Roten achieved a Pro Football Focus grade of 75.3, indicating a solid performance on the field.