The New York Giants continue to revamp their offensive line as they announced the signing of former Detroit Lions tackle, Matt Nelson. Although the terms of the contract have not been disclosed, the deal is expected to be finalized pending Nelson's physical examination.

Nelson met with the Giants earlier this week, as the team sought to strengthen their offensive line ahead of the upcoming season. The Giants have already made moves in free agency, acquiring offensive linemen Jermaine Eluemunor, Jon Runyan Jr., Aaron Stinnie, and Austin Schlottmann.

During his time with the Lions, Nelson started 12 games at right tackle and appeared in a total of 43 games. Unfortunately, his 2020 season was cut short due to an ankle injury sustained in Week Three.

The addition of Nelson brings depth and experience to the Giants' offensive line, which aims to provide better protection for quarterback Daniel Jones and create opportunities for their rushing attack. With the arrival of Nelson, the Giants' offensive line overhaul takes another step forward as they look to solidify their front five.

Giants fans will eagerly anticipate seeing how Nelson's presence will contribute to the team's offensive success. As the upcoming season approaches, the Giants' coaching staff and fans will be closely watching Nelson's physical assessment to ensure his readiness to join the team.

The Giants are determined to build a formidable offensive line that can compete in the highly competitive NFC East division. As they continue to add players like Matt Nelson, the team's vision becomes clearer, and excitement grows among fans for what the season holds.