New York waived depth receiver Ryan Miller as the Giants' crowded wideout room — headlined by Malik Nabers, Odell Beckham Jr., and Darius Slayton — barrels toward a 53-man roster crunch.
New York waived depth receiver Ryan Miller as the Giants' crowded wideout room — headlined by Malik Nabers, Odell Beckham Jr., and Darius Slayton — barrels toward a 53-man roster crunch.
After a rough preseason opener and missed draft targets, New York adds the former Steelers and Chargers starter to bolster depth and pass protection ahead of the 2026 season.
Big Blue is exploring reinforcements on both sides of the backfield — checking in on a name-brand running back's recovery from an Achilles while adding quarterback depth after Jaxson Dart's scary hit in the preseason opener.
With their cornerback room banged up, New York added veterans Ugo Amadi and Sam Webb while moving on from David Long and D.J. James just a week after signing them.
Woods has bounced between five practice squads since leaving the Chargers in 2023 — now he's getting a look from the Giants, who visited with him Sunday before signing him.
Tight end Thomas Fidone II and defensive lineman Sam Roberts are cleared to practice, while Roy Robertson-Harris remains sidelined as he continues recovering from a torn Achilles.
Marlon Davidson, a 2020 second-round pick who has battled injuries since entering the league, joins the Giants' defensive line depth as the team reports to training camp at The Greenbrier.
The New York Giants have waived four players, including fan-favorite Elijah Chatman, as head coach John Harbaugh prioritizes size and physicality ahead of this weekend’s rookie minicamp.
While Harris brings the veteran stability the Giants lacked after the Cincinnati trade, he is just one piece of a defensive front that looks unrecognizable compared to last season.