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Giants rookie offensive lineman out for season after tearing ACL in scrimmage

The New York Giants spent the offseason revamping their offensive line, but they will be missing rookie Marcus McKethan, who tore his ACL Saturday during a scrimmage.

The New York Giants spent the entire offseason cleaning up former GM's Dave Gettleman's mess and finally fixing their offensive line. But one lineman is done before the season even starts.

Rookie Marcus McKethan tore his ACL during the Giants' instrasquad scrimmage at MetLife Stadium Friday night and will miss the season.

The 22-year-old was carted off the field after getting injured while pass blocking.

The G-Men took McKethan in the fifth round out of the University of North Carolina

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He was one of three offensive linemen the Giants drafted, along with Alabama's Evan Neal with the seventh overall pick and Joshua Ezeudu, who also played for UNC, in the third round.

They also made a number of signings in the offseason to beef up the O-line, including Mark Glowinski, Max Garcia and Jon Feliciano.

They also signed Matt Gono, but he is feared to have a career-ending neck injury.

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