Giants place LT Andrew Thomas on PUP list to start training camp

The Giants made some roster moves as players reported for training camp on Tuesday.

Starting left tackle Andrew Thomas was placed on the physically unable to perform list as he continues working his way back from a foot injury that cost him significant time down the stretch last season.

Thomas has been rehabbing from Lisfranc surgery over the past few months with the expectation of getting back on the field before the beginning of the regular season.

The fact that he's still sidelined doesn't come as a surprise as the Giants have been taking a cautious approach during the offseason program, and he can be activated at any time.

New York also placed third-year running back Eric Gray on the PUP list.

Gray is potential roster casualty heading into this year with Devin Singletary, rookie Cam Skattebo, and second-year back Tyrone Tracy Jr. seemingly ahead of him on the depth chart.

Pro Bowler's Malik Nabers and Dexter Lawrence were not listed on the injury report, which is a very positive development for Big Blue heading into training camp.

Nabers' workload was scaled back early in the offseason program due to a toe injury that he dealt with while at LSU and also during his stellar rookie campaign.

Additionally, the team announced that they've signed safety K'Von Wallace.

Wallace is a Clemson product who started seven games two seasons ago under second-year Giants DC Shane Bowen with the Tennessee Titans.