New York Giants restructure Jevon Holland's contract

The New York Giants created additional salary cap flexibility before their Week 1 matchup against the Dallas Cowboys. Jason Fitzgerald of Over the Cap reports that the Giants converted $11.685 million of safety Jevon Holland's salary into a signing bonus, creating $5.8 million in cap space this year

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The New York Giants created additional salary cap flexibility before their Week 1 matchup against the Dallas Cowboys.

Jason Fitzgerald of Over the Cap reports that the Giants converted $11.685 million of safety Jevon Holland's salary into a signing bonus, creating $5.8 million in cap space this year.

The restructuring keeps Holland under contract as he enters the second year of his three-year, $45.3 million deal.

The move gives the Giants more room to manage their roster and financial commitments during the 2026 season. By converting part of Holland's salary into a signing bonus, New York can spread the cap impact across the remaining years of the contract and gain additional flexibility in the open market.

Holland is off to a good start for the

Giants. He recorded two total tackles and a pass defensed in New York's 28-20 win over the Dallas Cowboys last Sunday.

This article originally appeared on Giants Wire: New York Giants restructure Jevon Holland's contract