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These wide receivers earned a spot on the NY Giants roster vs. Browns

By John Esposito

Cornerback Brian Allen #25 of the Cleveland Browns tries to stop wide receiver David Sills #84 of the New York Giants (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)
Cornerback Brian Allen #25 of the Cleveland Browns tries to stop wide receiver David Sills #84 of the New York Giants (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images) /
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New York Giants wide receiver C.J. Board (Mandatory Credit: Scott Galvin-USA TODAY Sports) /

CJ Board

The six-foot-one and 181-pound Board was undrafted out of Chattanooga in 2017, but continues to make an impact on the NY Giants’ special teams.

The NY Giants signed him to a year $1.02 million contract for depth. Board is not a flashy, but is so versatile I’m not sure how he stays off the 53.

Board tallied only one reception for 12 yards, and took a jet sweep for nine yards on the game’s first play, so not outstanding stats.  He is a good special teams player on both sides of the ball and provides seriously needed depth behind a NY Giants receiving corps that has a history of injury.  With John Ross still sidelined and if he is not healthy enough to go Board gets the nod and makes the 53.

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