Mathias Kiwanuka

Kiwanuka has spent his entire nine year career in New York, but it looks like he will not be back next season. He started in 11 games with 2.5 sacks and 28 combined tackles.

Kiwanuka, who turns 32 next month, had a career-low 2.5 sacks last season. The Giants had the 29th-ranked defense in the league last season with Kiwanuka, so cutting him cannot make them much worse. The Giants will likely focus on improving their defense through free agency and the draft, and if they do they will be worth considering in deep fantasy leagues.

All three players will be done for the season after being put on the injured reserve. They are practice squad players so the Giants will not have a hard time replacing them.

Kiwanuka was only able to put in two limited practices during the week and is still hampered by this knee injury. He\'ll take a seat this week against the Jaguars with Robert Ayers likely filling in and will try to make it back for Week 14.