Kadarius Toney, the former New York Giants wide receiver, has been arrested on charges of aggravated assault and obstructing emergency calls. According to reports, Toney allegedly strangled a woman, leaving visible injuries, and prevented her from calling for help. The incident took place at a Georgia residence on January 14, and he was arrested on February 6. Toney, who has had a tumultuous career marked by controversy and was traded to the Kansas City Chiefs, now faces serious legal troubles that could impact his future in the NFL.

In other news, the New York Giants have set their waiver wire order for the upcoming season, placing them third after the NFL draft. Additionally, they have made coaching moves, including hiring Chad Hall as their new assistant quarterbacks coach. Meanwhile, rumors swirl around offensive coordinator Mike Kafka, who likely won’t get the head coaching job with the New Orleans Saints. Also, former Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress is auctioning off his Super Bowl ring, a piece of memorabilia from his pivotal role in the franchise's history.