Giants signs 8 from practice squad for 2012

Published: Feb 08, 2012 at 09:47 AM

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - The New York Giants already are stocking their roster for training camp this summer.

The Super Bowl champions announced Wednesday that they had signed as free agents eight players who spent all or part of this season on their practice squad.

The eight are defensive back Brandon Bing, running back Andre Brown, offensive lineman Selvish Capers, receivers Dan DePalma and Isaiah Stanback, defensive tackle Dwayne Hendricks, tight end Christian Hopkins, quarterback Ryan Perrilloux and defensive end DE Adrian Tracy.

Hendricks is the only one of the eight who played in a regular-season game, appearing in one.

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