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In addition to having to decide what to do with free agency running back Saquon Barkley, the New York Giants will also be making some difficult decisions this offseason. A massive overhaul of the secondary is also planned.
Due to the free agency of corners Adoree’ Jackson, Darnay Holmes, and Nick McCloud in New York, rookie Deonte Banks will have plenty of space around him outside the hashes.
According to NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe, former Bills defensive back and special team member Siran Neal will be paying the team a visit on Monday, suggesting that assistance may be on the way.
After six years with the Bills, Buffalo released the 29-year-old last week

Neal, a fifth-round selection in 2018 who spent six seasons in Buffalo, missed just two games—exactly the kind of consistency the Giants secondary has been lacking lately.
Throughout his career, Neal has played mostly on special teams; he has only played 567 defensive plays.
At thirty years old, he probably won’t fetch a big salary when the new team starts him, but it will be intriguing to watch whether they use him more as a corner.
Neal has forced four fumbles but hasn’t yet recorded an interception.
It’s evident that cornerback is a position that New York is giving top priority to as the Giants spoke with veteran corner Darious Williams following his release from the