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Braxton Berrios will reportedly be released by the Giants but is expected to be brought back shortly after, potentially to the practice squad, and elevated for Week 1. This move follows Gunner Olszewski's injury and Berrios's position as the top punt returner
Spring practices did not really give us any hints on how the New York Giants will replace kick returner/punt returner/reserve wide receiver Gunner Olszewski, lost for the season to a torn Achilles tendon. We did review some of the options back in May , immediately after Olszewski’s injury. Let’s take an updated look at the situation with training camp almost here. Berrios was signed by the Giants on June 1, one of three wide receivers the Giants added after the Olszewski injury. In both skillset and experience, Berrios is the closest 1:1 potential replacement for Olszewski on the 90-man roster. A seven-year veteran, Berrios has handled similar responsibilities to Olszewski. Berrios has handled 100 punt returns in his career, for an impressive 11.3 yards per return average. On kickoffs, he has a 24.9-yard average on 91 returns. As a receiver, he has 140 catches, with a career-best of 46 with the New York Jets in 2021. He was a First-Team All-Pro that year, averaging 13.1 yards on punt returns and 30.4 on kickoff returns. The question for Berrios will be whether back-to-back injury-plagued seasons have taken some quickness and explosion away from him. Berrios suffered a torn ACL with the Miami Dolphins in 2024 and dealt with hamstring injuries while playing for the Houston Texans last season. He played in only 10 games over those two years. Where he could fit : Punt return, kickoff return, wide receiver depth I almost didn’t put Banks on the list. If he is on the roster, which seems a safe bet provided he is healthy, Banks has to be part of the kickoff return tandem after what he did a season ago. After never having returned kickoffs before, Banks averaged 32.7 yards on 19 returns, second in the NFL in yards per return. No matter how good he ends up being at cornerback, Banks’ newfound success returning kickoffs could significantly extend his career. Where he could fit : Kickoff return Before the signing of Berrios, Austin looked like the first option to replace Olszewski as the punt returner. He could still emerge with that role. Austin had an 8.9-yard average on 73 punt returns in three seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers . Whether the Giants want to use him on punt return might be impacted by how much they rely on him as a slot receiver. Austin has no experience returning kickoffs. Where he could fit : Punt return Tracy is one of the Giants’ playmakers. Rightly or not, he is probably going to get the short end of a running back time share with Cam Skattebo . The Giants have dabbled with using him as a kickoff returner the past seasons (eight returns, 24.1 yards per return). Using him in that role would be a way to put the ball in his hands on a few additional occasions. Tracy has practiced as a punt returner, but hasn’t done that in an NFL game. Where he could fit : Kickoff return Gray cannot be Option A as a returner. It is, in fact, difficult to see Gray finding a spot on the 53-man roster. Still, Gray has done both kickoff and punt return jobs for the Giants in his first three seasons. Not well — 4.0 yards averaged on seven punt returns, 24.2 yards averaged on 27 kickoff returns, and six fumbles over three seasons. Still, he has done both jobs and has to be considered. Where he could fit : Punt return, kickoff return Singletary, 29, had only returned four kickoffs before the 2025 season. He returned 12 kickoffs for the Giants last season, averaging a solid 26.1 yards per return. Using Singletary in that role is probably not going to be Plan A, but he has shown he can do the job adequately if needed. Where he could fit : Kickoff return An undrafted free agent running back, Bankston probably has to make an impression on kickoff return to have a chance to make the 53-man roster. He averaged 36.2 yards on 12 kickoff returns with two touchdowns for New Mexico State in 2025. A spot on the practice squad seems more likely. Where he could fit : Kickoff return The Giants have 14 wide receivers on their 90-man ros [... truncated ...]
The Giants are optimistic WR Malik Nabers will be ready for Week 1, but if he is not, or not at full strength after a complex knee injury and subsequent surgery, questions remain about the team's receiving depth. The team added veteran receivers Odell Beckham Jr., Braxton Berrios, and JuJu Smith-Schuster in early June to bolster the position. Calvin Austin is seen as a potential replacement for Wan'Dale Robinson
The New York Giants wide receiver room looks very different from this time last year. The Giants have added six new wide receivers to their offense over the course of the off-season, giving a completely new look to a room that was uninspiring in 2025. Over the last six months the Giants have added: Darnell Mooney Calvin Austin III Malachi Fields Odell Beckham Jr. JuJu Smith-Schuster Braxton Berrios Of course, the Giants are also without starting receivers Malik Nabers (ACL) and Darius Slayton (sports hernia), as well as primary punt returner Gunner Olszewski (Achilles). Those injuries prompted the Giants to sign Beckham, Smith-Schuster, and Berrios, but now we’ll start to get clarity in how the depth chart will shake out and how the Giants’ various receivers will be used. It might not be fair to the rest of the Giants’ receivers, but we pretty much need to start with the big new names on the roster. It was a surprise that the Giants signed Beckham or Smith-Schuster, but was a surprise that the Giants signed both Beckham and Smith-Schuster following the veteran workout on June 1st. The two venerable receivers started getting work immediately in practice, to generally positive reviews. Beckham seemed to be moving well in videos to come out of Wednesday’s practice, and reportedly received reps with each of the first, second, and third teams. Smith-Schuster likewise played with all three of the Giants quarterbacks and recorded catches with each. We’ll be looking to see how the Giants’ depth chart takes shape over mini-camp, as well as how the two veterans respond to their increasing workload. Can they separate themselves? Will each earn a roster spot? Will either turn the clock back on their careers or will they fade as we approach training camp? At the opposite end of the spectrum is third-round rookie Malachi Fields. Fields doesn’t have the athletic upside of Malik Nabers (when healthy), but the Giants made getting Fields a priority in the draft. They traded three picks to move up from the fourth round to the third to go get the former Virginia and Notre Dame wideout. Fields flashed the potential to be dominant at the catch point in college, and has flashed that same ability in OTAs. He’s been credited with making the “Play of The Day” in several practices over the spring, and the Giants will want to see him carry that forward into mandatory mini-camp and training camp. We won’t get to see Fields’ blocking prowess until the pads go on later this summer. And while we’d love to see him continue to hone his craft as a technician, that’s likely a longer-term project for the rookie. For now, the big question is whether Fields can continue to get comfortable in the Giants’ offense and carve out a role for himself with the starters. It would be a fantastic development if he’s able to become a consistent presence in the Giants’ starting lineup. However even being a reliable option on 3rd downs and in the Red Zone would be a good return for the 3rd round rookie. The Giants two big-name free agent receivers have suddenly gotten more intriguing. Mooney has been considered a likely starter for the Giants, taking the slot receiver role vacated by Wan’Dale Robinson when he departed for the Tennessee Titans . He has been a starter throughout OTAs, but will that change with the presence of Beckham and Smith-Schuster? Could one of the veterans force Mooney onto the bench when Darius Slayton and Nabers return from injury? Jaxson Dart formed a strong connection with Wan’Dale Robinson last year, and Mooney played well under Matt Nagy with the Bears. Those two facts should bode well for him, but what will he do with his opportunities at the top of the depth chart this summer? Austin, meanwhile, is an interesting case. Austin packs elite athleticism into an undersized frame, which could make him a dangerous weapon on schemed touches. He is fast and has explosive acceleration, while his size gives him great agility and makes him ha [... truncated ...]
John Harbaugh is implementing new injury prevention strategies for the Giants, including enhanced vigilance and new equipment for strength training and movement testing, in response to three players suffering torn Achilles tendons. While the practice schedule remains the same, the team is focused on identifying movement patterns that may contribute to such injuries and providing players with personalized fitness information
Odell Beckham Jr. 's return captured the most headlines, but he was only one of three wide receivers that the Giants signed this week. Braxton Berrios and JuJu Smith-Schuster also joined the team and the decision to bring in the trio of wideouts was the subject of questions for head coach John Harbaugh at a Wednesday press conference. The Giants lost Gunner Olszewski to a torn Achilles in practice last week and Harbaugh called that "a catalyst," but said that Malik Nabers 's ongoing recovery from last season's torn ACL was not part of the equation. "No, I'd say it's separate from that. Nothing to do with that," Harbaugh said, via a transcript from the team. "There's room enough for Malik and whoever the next four or five receivers are. There's room enough for all those guys." Darius Slayton , Calvin Austin , Darnell Mooney , Isaiah Hodgins , Jalin Hyatt , and third-round pick Malachi Fields are also in the mix at receiver for the Giants, so there won't be room for all of them when it comes time for the Giants to make decisions about their 53-man roster. That should make for a very competitive first training camp under Harbaugh this summer
Odell Beckham Jr.'s return captured the most headlines, but he was only one of three wide receivers that the Giants signed this week. Braxton Berrios and JuJu Smith-Schuster also joined the team and the decision to bring in the trio of wideouts was the subject of questions for head coach John Harbaugh at a Wednesday press conference. The Giants lost Gunner Olszewski to a torn Achilles in practice last week and Harbaugh called that “a catalyst,” but said that Malik Nabers’s ongoing recovery from last season’s torn ACL was not part of the equation. “No, I’d say it’s separate from that. Nothing to do with that,” Harbaugh said, via a transcript from the team. “There’s room enough for Malik and whoever the next four or five receivers are. There’s room enough for all those guys.” Darius Slayton, Calvin Austin, Darnell Mooney, Isaiah Hodgins, Jalin Hyatt, and third-round pick Malachi Fields are also in the mix at receiver for the Giants, so there won’t be room for all of them when it comes time for the Giants to make decisions about their 53-man roster. That should make for a very competitive first training camp under Harbaugh this summer
The Giants are aggressively addressing Achilles injuries, implementing new technology and testing protocols. While DT Roy Robertson-Harris might return this season, WR Odell Beckham Jr., LT Andrew Thomas (foot/shoulder issues), DT Shelby Harris, and WR Gunner Olszewski (Achilles) are all dealing with various concerns. DE Kayvon Thibodeaux saw first-team reps in place of DE Brian Burns
The Giants’ flurry of new wide receiver signings won’t cost them all that much. Big Blue inked veterans Odell Beckham Jr. , Braxton Berrios and JuJu Smith-Schuster early this week. The biggest story was bringing back Beckham , who won the 2014 Offensive Rookie of the Year Award with the Giants and spent five seasons in New York from 2014-18. Get texts from Paul Schwartz with all the latest Giants news and insights, exclusive to Sports+ subscribers. tRY IT NOW The trio will join the Giants on veteran minimum deals, which are worth up to $1.3 million each, according to multiple reports. This lessens the financial risk of taking on three journeymen while bolstering a wide receiver room dealing with a bout of injuries. Gunner Olszewski tore his Achilles during an OTA practice last week, while Darius Slayton and Malik Nabers continue to rehab their core and knee injuries, respectively. In the past two years, Beckham, 33, has appeared in just nine games. He was suspended for six games last year for violating the NFL’s performance-enhancing drug policy and was not signed for the rest of the season. In five years with the Giants, Beckham recorded 390 receptions for 5,476 yards and 44 touchdowns. Smith-Schuster, 29, joins the Giants after spending the past two seasons with the Chiefs under now-Giants offensive coordinator Matt Nagy. Berrios, 30, appeared in only four games with the Texans last year due to injuries. Monday wasn’t the first day the Giants were active on the receiver market. Earlier this offseason, they signed veterans Calvin Austin , Darnell Mooney and Ryan Miller while retraining Isaiah Hodgins . Coach John Harbaugh’s team will be without Wan’Dale Robinson , who recorded 1,000 yards last season and left for Tennessee in free agency
The tripleheader of wide receiver signings by the New York Giants on Monday completed what is a stunning makeover at the position since the end of the 2025 season. Here is what the Giants’ wide receiver depth chart looked like in the 2025 Week 18 season finale against the Dallas Cowboys : IR — Malik Nabers , Wan’Dale Robinson Robinson spent the final week of the season on IR after crossing the 1,000-yard mark for the season the week before, the only time in his four years with the Giants that he did so. Game day roster — Darius Slayton , Ryan Miller , Jalin Hyatt , Gunner Olszewski , Dalen Cambre , Isaiah Hodgins Practice squad — Xavier Gipson , Ihmir Smith-Marsette While Nabers is the team’s No. 1 wide receiver, his uncertain status as he grinds away at rehab from a pair of surgeries for a torn ACL and other injuries makes it possible that the only wide receiver from the group above who could be on the Week 1 roster is Slayton. The Giants have added five capable veteran wide receivers in free agency. They signed Darnell Mooney and Calvin Austin earlier in free agency, then struck deals with Odell Beckham Jr. , Braxton Berrios , and JuJu Smith-Schuster on Monday. They surrendered a pair of draft picks to move up in the 2026 NFL Draft and select wide receiver Malachi Fields in Round 3. Add the tight end swap on Isaiah Likely in place of Daniel Bellinger , and the Giants have transformed their receiving group into a much deeper, more experienced group for Jaxson Dart to throw to. Monday’s moves by the Giants seem only partially necessitated by Friday’s season-ending injury to Gunner Olszewski. It is entirely possible that Harbaugh and the Giants looked at the receivers after two weeks of OTAs and realized they did not have enough firepower. Let’s break down the wide receivers on the 90-man roster and see where the pieces might fit. Below, my initial expectations on who will and will not make the team, and thoughts on each player. Odell Beckham Jr. 2.0: Can the Giants get the 2023 version of OBJ? Malik Nabers — I think this is where the situation with Nabers is headed. The last time he spoke about Nabers, head coach John Harbaugh did not seem optimistic that he would be healthy enough to begin the season. Nabers did participate in the Brian Burns Charity Softball Game, but seemed to move carefully and was said to be limping. Nabers has said there was a lot going on with his knee, and he had a second “clean up” surgery this offseason. Just an educated guess, but I think one of the reasons the Giants were so aggressive on Monday in adding wide receivers is that they aren’t sure when Nabers will be ready to play. Darius Slayton — Don’t forget about the 29-year-old, now the longest-tenured Giant. He has missed spring workouts due to surgery to repair a sports hernia, but he will almost certainly be on the roster and have a role in the offense. Cutting Slayton would cost the Giants $15.749 million in dead money against the cap, and it would be stunning if they were to take that hit. Slayton did not have his best season in 2025. His 37 catches and 538 receiving yards were the second-lowest totals of his career, and his drop rate of 7.9% spiked to its highest mark since he dropped 9.9% of passes thrown to him in 2022. Still, Slayton has always shown the ability to bounce back and play himself into having a key role. Despite all the changes, that could be the case again. Darnell Mooney — Mooney’s best has been better than Slayton’s best. Mooney has 1,000-yard and 900-yard receiving seasons on his resume. Slayton’s best is 770 yards. Mooney has 81, 64, and 61-catch seasons across his six-year career. Slayton’s best is 50 catches. Mooney, 28, had his best season — 81 catches, 1,055 yards — playing for Giants offensive coordinator Matt Nagy with the Chicago Bears in 2021. The Giants would take a $3 million cap hit if they cut Mooney. If they traded him, which seems unlikely, that hit would reduce to $1.785 million. Moone [... truncated ...]
The New York Giants signed three veteran receivers on Monday: JuJu Smith-Schuster , Braxton Berrios , and two-time All-Pro receiver Odell Beckham Jr . Beckham, 33, returns to the franchise where he became one of the NFL’s most dynamic playmakers before being traded to the Cleveland Browns following the 2018 season. He now reunites with the Giants and their fan base, as well as his former coach, John Harbaugh, with whom he spent the 2023 season as a Baltimore Raven . The recent additions to the wide receiver position could be due to the delayed rehabilitation of Malik Nabers — which is pure speculation on my part — but the torn Achilles of Gunner Olszewski is also a reason for the signings. Beckham did not play football in 2025 and spent the 2024 season with the Miami Dolphins . He played 119 snaps with the Dolphins and 519 snaps in 2023 with the Ravens, where he caught 39 of 69 targets for 599 yards with three touchdowns. Beckham has dealt with his fair share of injuries. He tore his ACL with the Cleveland Browns in 2020 and then tore his ACL in the Super Bowl with the Rams early in 2022. The question surrounding the signing of Beckham is simple — what can he offer the 2026 New York Giants? His tape from 2023 was solid, and he was an impactful player on the Ravens offense; that was, of course, three years ago, and he hasn’t seen the field in two seasons. One could say his body needed the year to rehabilitate, but the question still looms on how he will impact the game on Sunday. Nevertheless, his experience should serve as an adhesive in the locker room, especially since it appears that many players revere Beckham. With that said, let’s take a look at some of his highlights from his 2023 season with the Baltimore Ravens: There are a few plays in particular that I would like to highlight from this cut-up by Dan Schneier. The first play, in particular: View Link ( bottom of screen ) Press alignment against an outside shaded cornerback with an easy inside win, due to the cornerback’s leverage influencing Beckham Jr. (3) toward the single-high safety. Beckham, though, leans into the contact and creates ample separation as he stacks the corner and expands away from the numbers toward the sideline. Lamar Jackson (8) threw the football away from the safety, which forced Beckham to adjust over his outside shoulder. His tracking and concentration are still exceptional, and he displayed that several times through the 2023 season; here’s another clip displaying that trait, specifically: View Link ( top of screen ) The adjustment is one thing, but the awareness of the situation/coverage is a savvy trait that Odell Beckham Jr. possesses. The Rams run a trap coverage with a two-high shell. The cornerback squats on the inside move on Beckham Jr., and the veteran receiver realizes the overcommitment and explodes outside and away from the aggressive move by the Rams. A ton of separation was created between Beckham and the field-side deep-half safety. Beckham is then able to twist his body and make the catch, securing the first down. A+ situational awareness and control from Odell Beckham Jr. View Link ( top of screen ) The Bengals loaded the box against the Ravens, and Beckham Jr. won on a post-corner route against a press alignment. The slight push-off assisted Beckham with the separation, but he’s able to track the football and locate the pass away from his frame before having the understanding of space to create yards after the catch. His explosiveness is not what it was in 2015 ( duh), but he still maintains the ability to find space. He’s not devoid of burst, though; he’s just not prime Odell Beckham Jr. Here’s him taking a slant to the house — something we’ve seen several times throughout his career. View Link ( top of screen) Beckham won against the press, due to his release and an over-aggressive cornerback who attempted to get his hands on the football. Still, the veteran receiver was able to eliminate the safety’s a [... truncated ...]
The New York Giants made series of roster moves Monday afternoon to accommodate the trio of wide receiver acquisitions they made Monday morning. The signings of wide receivers Odell Beckham Jr . and Braxton Barrio s were made official, as well the placement of G unner Olszewski on injured reserve with a torn Achilles tendon. The reported signing of wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster was not made official. The Giants did make one surprise cut, releasing vetern long snapper Zach Triner . The Giants signed Triner, a seven-year veteran who snapped in just one game for the Washington Commanders last season and three for the Miami Dolphins in 2024, after losing long-snapper Casey Kreiter in free agency. The move leaves Ben Mann, an undrafted free agent from Boston College, as the only long snapper on the roster. The Giants also signed Australian offensive lineman Jarrod Gray, who carries a roster exemption as part of the International Pathway Program
The Giants made official their signings of wide receivers Odell Beckham and Braxton Berrios , announcing both moves. In corresponding moves, the Giants placed wide receiver Gunner Olszewski on injured reserve and released long snapper Zach Triner . Olszewski’s torn Achilles on Friday necessitated the workout of three wide receivers on Monday, and the Giants signed two of them. JuJu Smith-Schuster also worked out for the team. The Giants also announced that offensive lineman Jarrod Gray was granted an exemption as an international player. Triner's departure leaves Ben Mann as the only long snapper on the roster as the Giants replace Casey Kreiter , who left this offseason. Triner appeared in only one game last season, long snapping for the Commanders in Week 13 against the Broncos . He played eight snaps. He was the Bucs’ long snapper for most of the previous six years. Triner, 35, played 81 games for the Bucs and has played 85 in his career. He was with the Dolphins for three games in 2024
The Giants made official their signings of wide receivers Odell Beckham and Braxton Berrios, announcing both moves. In corresponding moves, the Giants placed wide receiver Gunner Olszewski on injured reserve and released long snapper Zach Triner. Olszewski’s torn Achilles on Friday necessitated the workout of three wide receivers on Monday, and the Giants signed two of them. JuJu Smith-Schuster also worked out for the team. The Giants also announced that offensive lineman Jarrod Gray was granted an exemption as an international player. Triner’s departure leaves Ben Mann as the only long snapper on the roster as the Giants replace Casey Kreiter, who left this offseason. Triner appeared in only one game last season, long snapping for the Commanders in Week 13 against the Broncos. He played eight snaps. He was the Bucs’ long snapper for most of the previous six years. Triner, 35, played 81 games for the Bucs and has played 85 in his career. He was with the Dolphins for three games in 2024
The New York Giants have signed veteran wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster, adding depth to their receiving corps after injuries and other departures. Smith-Schuster joins Odell Beckham Jr. and Braxton Berrios on the team's revamped depth chart. He brings nine years of experience and a past 1,000-yard season to the Giants
Odell Beckham Jr. is getting a second shot with the organization with which he rose to stardom. The three-time Pro Bowl wide receiver is signing a contract with the New York Giants on June 1, according to multiple reports. Beckham, 33, worked out for the team earlier in the day for a second time this offseason alongside fellow veterans JuJu Smith and Anthony Miller , per reports. The Giants also on June 1 signed receiver Braxton Berrios to a one-year deal to help boost a receiving corps that recently lost Gunner Olszewski to a torn anterior cruciate ligament suffered in an organized team activity session. Star wideout Malik Nabers also faces an unclear recovery timeline from a torn ACL and meniscus that coach John Harbaugh said was "not a simple knee injury." Beckham, 33, reunites with Harbaugh after playing under him on the Baltimore Ravens in 2023. He sat out the entire 2025 season after posting just nine catches for the Miami Dolphins in 2024. In New York, he returns to the franchise with which he became one of the league's most scintillating young stars. His flair for the dramatic – such as his signature one-handed catch against the Dallas Cowboys – extended off the field, however, to his criticism of quarterback Eli Manning , eventually leading to his March 2019 trade to the Cleveland Browns . This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Odell Beckham Jr. signs with Giants, reunites with John Harbaugh
The New York Giants are reportedly signing veteran wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. following a workout with the team, NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reported Monday. He, along with three other veteran wideouts, worked out for the club on Monday after a season-ending Achilles tear for veteran receiver Gunner Olszewski last week. Beckham played the first five years of his career with the Giants after being selected 12th overall by the club in the 2014 NFL Draft. He topped 1,000 receiving yards in four of his five seasons with the franchise and in each of the four seasons he played more than four games. He was then traded to the Cleveland Browns ahead of the 2018 season, where he accumulated just under 1,600 receiving yards in 29 games played. OBJ, 33, last played in the 2024 season with the Miami Dolphins. This breaking news story will be updated
The New York Giants are signing veteran wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. following a workout with the team, they announced on social media Monday. The announcement confirmed a previous report from NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo. Beckham, along with three other veteran wideouts, worked out for the club Monday after veteran receiver Gunner Olszewski sustained a season-ending Achilles tear last week. The 33-year-old Beckham did not play in the NFL last season. Beckham played the first five years of his career with the Giants after being selected 12th overall by the club in the 2014 NFL Draft. He dazzled immediately, making highlight grabs en route to a 1,305-yard, 12 touchdown rookie season. His leaping one-handed grab that season still stands up as one of the game’s most legendary catches . That performance in 2014 was strong enough for Beckham to win the Rookie of the Year award that season. His strong production continued over the next handful of seasons. Beckham topped 1,000 receiving yards in four of his five seasons with the franchise, his only blip coming when he was limited to just four games in 2017 due to an ankle injury. After a bounce-back year in 2018, Beckham was traded to the Cleveland Browns ahead of the 2019 NFL season. While Beckham gained over 1,000 receiving yards in his first season with the team, his production cratered the following years. Beckham gained just 319 yards in seven games with the team. He got off to another slow start in 2021, and was traded to the Los Angeles Rams . While his yards per game didn’t change, Beckham found the end zone five times in Los Angeles ’ final eight regular-season games. Beckham found his groove in the playoffs, where he scored a touchdown in the team’s wild-card win, gained over 100 receiving yards in the NFC championship and put the Rams up 7-0 early in the Super Bowl with a score. Beckham, however, had to leave that game early with an ACL injury. He gained 52 yards on just two catches — and scored a touchdown — before leaving the contest. The Rams went on to win the game, giving Beckham a Super Bowl ring. The veteran did not play in 2022 after rehabbing from the injury. He returned to action the following season, gaining 565 yards with the Baltimore Ravens . He then spent 2024 with the Miami Dolphins , catching just nine balls in nine games. Beckham went unsigned last season following that performance. While the Giants took a chance on Beckham on Monday, he still has a long way to go to earn a spot on the roster. The Giants don’t have a particularly strong wide receiver depth chart, though the return of Malik Nabers should give them a legitimate star at the position. There’s a lot of uncertainty behind Nabers on the team’s depth chart, however, which could give Beckham a shot to stand out if he still has something left in the tank. Given his previous connection to the Giants, Beckham having one more signature moment with the franchise would make for a tremendous story if he’s able to make the final 53-man roster
The Giants are signing veteran wide receiver Braxton Berrios to a one-year deal. Berrios, 30, spent last season with the Texans, where he played in four games and recorded six receptions for 37 yards, along with returning kicks and punts. He is expected to replace Gunner Olszewski, who recently tore his Achilles
The New York Giants are signing wide receiver Braxton Berrios to a one-year contract. Berrios, 30, spent last season with the Texans, appearing in four games with limited receiving statistics but averaging 27.0 yards on three kick returns and 8.3 yards on three punt returns. He is expected to replace Gunner Olszewski, who tore his Achilles
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