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According to Rotoworld, the New York Giants have officially re-signed restricted free agent linebacker Reggie Torbor to a one-year deal worth $850,000.Torbor was free to sign [an offer sheet] with another team until April 20th, but he did not so much as draw a glimpse. Perhaps it was the tender that kept teams away, or perhaps it was his lack of development.
Torbor has progressed into no better than a special teamer since being drafted in the 2004 fourth round. He recorded 30 tackles last season.While I agree that Torbor's development has been a bit slow, I think he is or will be more valuable than a special teamer. Given the Giants lack of depth at linebacker, he could prove to be very valuable next season.
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