The giants agree with the conditions with DL Jeremiah Ledbetter

According to reports, the Giants have agreed to the terms to the veteran defender Jeremiah Ledbetter until a physical case.

After the 30-year-old played the NFL as a choice in the sixth round at NFL Draft 2017, he played 53 games with five starts for the Lions (2017), Buccaners (2018, 2020) and Jacksonville Jaguars (2022-24). Ledbetter also spent time with the practice groups of the Ravens (2019) and Cardinals (2021).

In his six-year career, the 6-foot 3, 299-pound lineman recorded 3.5 sacks, 10 duels against losses, 12 quarterback hits, a fiddle restoring and a passport for its 80 tackles (36 solo).

Ledbetter brought out the best season of his career in the Jaguaras when he set new career height with two sacks and a total of 38 duels, including eight duels for losses in 15 games.

He began his college career at the Hutchinson Community College, where he was appointed second team in 2014 as the second NJCAA all-American. Ledbetter was then transferred to Arkansas, where he put together 104 duels, including 15.0 duels for losses and 7.5 sacks, in 26 games (25 starts). During his time with the Razorbacks, he set himself up both in the defensive duel and in the defensive end.