What happened: Art Stapleton first reported the move, which Adam Schefter corroborated. Neal's tenure ends after three seasons with regular-season appearances for New York.
Why it matters: His departure removes a former first-rounder from the Giants' offensive-line depth before the 2026 season. The transaction also opens a spot as New York sets its initial roster.
By the numbers: Neal started 27 of his 29 regular-season appearances (93.1%) and both of his postseason games.
What to watch: Watch for interest in Neal as teams finalize their offensive-line depth for Week 1.