Tomon Fox Released by New York Giants

Former UNC Football Linebacker Departs After One Season

The New York Giants have released linebacker Tomon Fox, according to Giants Wire.

Fox, who played college football at the University of North Carolina, signed with the Giants as an undrafted free agent in 2022. He appeared in seven games for the team last season, primarily on special teams.

Fox's Performance with the Giants

• Played in seven games
• Recorded two tackles
• Contributed primarily on special teams

Possible Reasons for Release

• Limited playing time and production
• Logjam at the linebacker position
• Giants' focus on rebuilding and acquiring younger talent

Fox's Future Prospects

Fox is now a free agent and will look to catch on with another NFL team. He has experience playing both inside and outside linebacker, and could potentially find a role as a depth player or special teams contributor.

Fox's release is part of the Giants' ongoing roster overhaul under new general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll. The team has made several moves this offseason to improve its defense, including signing cornerback Adoree' Jackson and safety Tony Jefferson.