The Giants do not need another Andrew Thomas panic cycle in May. They need a real plan behind him. Marcus […]

New York Giants left tackle Andrew Thomas has restructured his contract to provide more salary cap room for his team next season, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Thursday.

Andrew Thomas said he participated in the first two organized team activities this week, but he was held out of team periods Thursday.

The former Georgia Bulldog is widely regarded as one of the top offensive lineman in the NFL after six years

As the New York Giants need to finish signing their rookie class, they had to make some moves on Andrew Thomas' contract.

With one first-round draft pick signed and one to go, the Giants created some extra salary-cap space. The Giants restructured left tackle Andrew Thomas’ $117.5 million contract by converting salary into a signing bonus to create $6.

The New York Giants have a bit more breathing space under the salary cap. That’s thanks to star left tackle Andrew Thomas agreeing to a restructured contract on Thursday morning. The move creates $6.46 million in cap space for 2026.

Heading into his seventh season, the veteran left tackle is managing his injury recovery while focusing on offensive line continuity and a changing locker room.

The Giants' latest move gave them around $7 million to work with.