Brandon Marshall has been released by the New York Giants after failing a physical.

Marshall signed a two-year, $11 million deal last offseason.

Marshall was struggling before suffering a left ankle injury in Week 5 that required season-ending surgery.

Marshall had a cap hit of $6.2 million for the 2018 season, which would have been the seventh highest on the team. The Giants will save $5.156 million by releasing him. According to NFL Players Association records, the team was $4.9 million under the cap as of Thursday morning.

Marshall has been working in broadcasting over the past few years.

The Denver Broncos have released C.J. Anderson.

Denver attempted to trade Anderson this offseason.

Anderson rushed 245 times for 1,007 yards and three touchdowns last season.

The Oakland Raiders cut Marquette King, which saved $2.9 million against the cap.

Jon Gruden reportedly made the call to cut King as he had issues with the personality of the punter.

Jack Del Rio said in 2016 that he had grown tired of King after he picked up 15-yard personal foul penalties in back-to-back games.