The New York Giants have cut Alec Ogletree and Kareem Martin.

Ogletree, one of the league's highest-paid inside linebackers over the past two years at $10 million per season, became a liability in pass coverage and saw his playing time diminish.

Ogletree was one of Dave Gettleman's first major acquisitions for the Giants.

Ogletree played the first five years of his career with the Rams. He topped 100 tackles in three of his first four seasons. The second-team All Pro in 2016 has career totals of 674 tackles, 7.5 sacks, 12 forced fumbles and 12 interceptions. He also has four defensive touchdowns.

The Giants signed Martin to a three-year, $21 million contract one day after acquiring Ogletree in March 2018.

Washington has released Jordan Reed.

The tight end, 29, has never played a full 16-game season in his injury-plagued career.

Reed missed the entire 2019 campaign after suffering a concussion during the preseason.

He had 329 receptions for 3,371 yards and 24 touchdowns with Washington.

Washington will release Josh Norman, which will save the franchise $12.5 million in cap space.

"It's their choice, not mine," Norman said. "Now I can start something new and fresh."

Norman previously played for Ron Rivera while with the Carolina Panthers.

Norman was a first-team All-Pro in 2015 and then signed with Washington on a five-year, $75 million deal.