The New York Giants are going to the land of Molson and maple syrup in order to add a little more depth to their tentative offensive line.
CFL center, Brett Jones, is expected to sign with the Giants on Tuesday, reported The Calgary Herald.
Jones was a rising star with the Calgary Stampeders and the 23-year-old was named the league's top rookie in 2013 and the CFL's Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman in 2014 as he helped Calgary win the Grey Cup.
At 6-2, 318 pounds and with decent athleticism, Jones is an intriguing prospect for the Giants. He's unlikely to be given any sort of guarantee of a starting spot or money, and will likely have to work his way up as if he's an undrafted free agent.
Jones was a rising star with the Calgary Stampeders and the 23-year-old was named the league's top rookie in 2013 and the CFL's Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman in 2014 as he helped Calgary win the Grey Cup.
At 6-2, 318 pounds and with decent athleticism, Jones is an intriguing prospect for the Giants. He's unlikely to be given any sort of guarantee of a starting spot or money, and will likely have to work his way up as if he's an undrafted free agent.
The native of Saskatchewan and graduate of the University of Regina was a second-round pick because he told teams he was interested in attending medical school.
Jones will become a free agent after playing two years in the CFL.
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