The New York Giants announced they have re-signed G Wyatt Davis

Davis, 24, was a three-year starter at Ohio State and was a first-team All-American in 2019 and 2020. The Vikings drafted Davis with pick No. 86 overall in the third round.

He signed a four-year rookie deal with the Vikings worth $4,884,290 that also included a signing bonus of $912,211. However, Minnesota cut him heading into the second year of that deal. 

Davis landed with the Giants practice squad but was later signed to the active roster by the Saints. New Orleans waived him and he was later claimed by the Cardinals before being cut again. He ended up back with the Giants. 

For his career, Davis has been active for nines games for the Cardinals, Vikings, Saints and Giants with no starts.

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