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The New York Giants and veteran defensive tackle Dean Lowry have been linked together for weeks. It appears that Lowry and the Giants are finally coming together, with Dan Duggan of The Athletic reporting that Lowry will join the practice…

The New York Giants are signing veteran defensive tackle Dean Lowry to their practice squad, according to a team source and reporting from The Athletic. To create a spot on the practice squad for Lowry, Giants general manager Joe Schoen announced that the team is releasing wide receiver Jason Brownlee.
Lowry brings substantial experience to New York, having appeared in 132 regular-season games with 85 starts across nine NFL seasons. The 32-year-old previously spent time with the Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, and Pittsburgh Steelers, and he provides veteran depth alongside D.J. Reader and Shelby Harris.
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