Giants 2025 Undrafted Free Agent Tracker

Keep track of the New York Giants' post-draft additions.

Nov 3, 2024; East Rutherford, New Jersey, USA; A New York Giants helmet rests on the turf before the game between the Giants and the Washington Commanders at MetLife Stadium. / Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images

This season's NFL Draft saw 257 names called by the New York Giants and their fellow fortune-seekers at Lambeau Field in Green Bay ... and that was only the beginning.

The window of opportunity for rookie free agents began long before Mr. Irrelevant was revealed, as rookies have already started signing in the draft's immediate aftermath. 

With some of the best moments in franchise history penned by undrafted men (i.e. Victor Cruz, Rich Seubert), the Giants will no doubt do their due diligence on the road ahead.

Keep track of the Giants' new additions below and be sure to bookmark this page for updates on those reported to be joining the Giants for the upcoming minicamp in two weeks.

Latest entries are at the bottom, and we have included the source for the report, where applicable, in parentheses.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Signings are not yet official and not every name reported here has necessarily agreed to terms. Signings are pending physicals and some of the players listed here hae been invited as tryouts and are as such subject to change their minds at the last minute.

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Pending UDFA Signees

WR Jordan Bly, Gardner-Webb: Having garnered attention for his speed during his pro day at North Carolina, Bly is the son of Pro Bowler and current Jets assistant coach Dre Bly. (Ryan Fowler)

WR Beaux Collins, Notre Dame: Collins spent his final collegiate season in South Bend after three years at Clemson and scored the de facto game-winning touchdown in the Sugar Bowl win over Georgia in January. (Jeremy Fowler)

CB R.J. Delancy III, Wisconsin: Delancy spent most of his college career working alongside Giants third-round pick Darius Alexander in Toledo, where he had 10 pass breakups during the 2023 season. (Jordan Schultz)

DB Makari Paige, Michigan: Paige was a part of three Big Ten title runs and a national championship trek in Ann Arbor before serving as a defensive captain in a final season that included a big interception against Ohio State. (Jordan Schultz)

TE Jermaine Terry, Oregon State: Terry enjoyed a breakout season to the tune of 375 yards in his senior season with the Beavers. He's caught 37 balls for 479 yards and two scores in 46 games played, 21 for Cal and 25 for Oregon State. (Oregon State Football)

OL Jaison Williams, Youngstown State: Williams, playing on the scholarship bestowed by the Penguins' 1991 national championship team, served as an offensive captain during his final season and proved capable of playing inside and out on the offensive line. (Ryan Fowler)

DE Trace Ford, Oklahoma: Ford overcame two major knee injuries to have a reasonably productive career for the Sooners. He played in 26 games, with one start at defensive end, and capped his two-year stint with the Sooners, recording 40 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, and 1.5 sacks. (Oklahoma Sooners On SI)

WR Dalen Cambre, Louisiana: Cambre was primarily a special teams player for the Ragin' Cajuns, serving as their primary holder on field goals and place-kicks. He also took part on the punt block and kick return teams. As a receiver, he caught 10 passes in 50 games for 123 yards and no touchdowns. (Jordan Schultz)

WR Da'Quan Felton, Virginia Tech: Big-bodied receiver at 6-foot-5 and 216 pounds. Appeared in 48 games with 42 starts, recording 137 receptions for 2,090 yards and 19 touchdowns over a six-year career (four seasons at Norfolk State, two at Virginia Tech). (Justin Melo, The Draft Network)

WR Antwane "Juice" Wells Jr., Mississippi: Wells spent last season with first-round pick Jaxson Dart in Oxford, where the two hooked up for six touchdowns and 553 yards after he transferred from SEC foe South Carolina. (Arye Pulli)

S Tommy McCormick, Idaho: McCormick, nicknamed "Turnover Tommy" by Vandals head coach Thomas Ford, Jr., intercepted seven passes over the last three seasons in Moscow, where he also served as a defensive captain. (Idaho Football)

CB Ronald "RJ" Delancy III, Wisconsin: Delancey, 5-11 and 193 pounds, spent time with Nebraska (one season), Toledo (three seasons), and Wisconsin (one season). He's played in 52 games and has 69 total tackles, one tackle for loss, two interceptions, and 14 pass breakups. In 2023, Delancey ranked sixth in the MAC (playing for Toledo) in pass breakups with 10. (Jordan Schultz)

DL Ricky Correia, Cal: Correia has reportedly received an invitation to the Giants rookie mini camp next weekend. In four seasons, he appeared in 46 games, logging 105 tackles, six tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks and three pass breakups. Correia is 6-4 and 340 lbs. (Aaron Wilson)

CB T.J. Moore, Mercer: Moore will be among the prospects invited to the Giants' rookie minicamp next weekend. The 6-foot, 180-pound cornerback was named All-Southern Conference in 2022, his sophomore season. He's appeared in 59 games and has 11 interceptions (one returned for a touchdown), 186 tackles, three tackles for loss, 32 pass breakups, one forced fumble, and two fumble recoveries. (Aaron Wilson)

RB Rushawn Baker, Elon: Baker finished up his college career at Elon after three seasons at Bucknell. The 6-foot, 225-pound Baker logged 100+ carries in each of his last three seasons for at least 470 yards and seven touchdowns. Combined, he has 517 carries for 2,218 rushing yards and 24 touchdowns. As a receiver, he has 34 catches for 224 yards and two scores. (Victor Central Schools)

CB O'Donnell Fortune, South Carolina: Fortune, a five-year player for the Gamecocks, appeared in 44 contests, logging 112 tackles, two tackles for loss, seven interceptions, and nine pass breakups. The 6-foot-1, 185-pounder earned Honorable Mention All-SEC honors from College Football Nation and was named the Defensive MVP of the East-West Shrine Bowl, in which he recorded a pick-6. (NFL Network)

Tryout Candidates

*WR Ja'Khi Douglas, Florida State: Douglas, invited to Giants rookie minicamp, stands 5-feet-9 and weighs 195 pounds and is a dual threat as both a receiver and rusher. In five seasons (49 games) for the Seminoles, he caught 77 balls for 1,256 yards and nine touchdowns, and logged 27 rushing attempts for 87 yards. He finished as the school's receiving leader last season and ranked eighth in the ACC in average yards per reception (16.22). (Justin Melo, The Draft Network)

*WR Christian Dremel, Rutgers: Dremel, 5-foot-9 and 189 pounds, is a former Don Bosco Prep standout and a native of Caldwell, New Jersey. He appeared in a school record 58 games and was a 2024 team captain. Dremel, a multipurpose player, recorded 58 receptions for 699 yards and four touchdowns as a receiver, and had two rushing attempts for 25 yards over his six-year college career. Dremel also contributed two kickoff returns for 42 yards and 10 punt returns for 153 yards, special teams being his strong suit at the next level. (The Record)

*WR Nate McCollum, North Carolina: McCollum began his career at Georgia Tech before transferring to North Carolina, with whom he played the last two seasons. Over his five-year career, he has 143 receptions for 1,521 yards and five touchdowns. Standing 5-11 and 180 pounds, McCollu also has 13 career rushing attempts for 104 yards and two touchdowns, making him something of a gadget-type contributor who can also return kickoffs (18 for 452 yards) and punts (13 for 77 yards). (Dutchtown High School Athletics)

*LS Blake Arnoult, Coastal Carolina: Arnoult will get to work with the place-kicking unit in the minicamp. (Coastal Football)

*DB Isaiah McElvane, Louisiana Tech: McElvane is a safety who stands 6-feet and weighs in at 190 pounds. He appeared in 24 games for the Bulldogs, logging 60 tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss, one interception, and three pass breakups. (Louisiana Tech Football)

*WR Jimmy Holiday, Louisiana Tech: Holiday, 6-1 and 211 pounds, earned 2024 All-CUSA Honorable Mention last season. He spent the first three years of his career with Tennessee before transferring to Western Kentucky in 2023 and then to Louisiana Tech in 2024. Overall, he has appeared in 55 games (including bowl games) and has 66 receptions for 913 yards and five touchdowns. He also has 49 rushing attempts (48 of which came last year) for 182 yards and four scores. Holiday has kickoff return experience, having averaged 21.4 yards per return. (Louisiana Tech Football)

*WR Redd Douglas, Findlay: Douglas, 5-foot-11 and 200 pounds, spent one season witht eh Oilers as a graduate student. In his one season, he caught 43 balls for 573 yards and four touchdowns. Douglas's speciality though is on special teams as a kickoff returner where he has 24 returns for 586 yards. PRior to landing at Findlay, he attended Wooster College and Shippensburg University. (Findlay Football)

WR Landon Ruggieri, Bryant: Small-school program prospect Ruggieri, 6-foot-1 and 207 pounds, has received an invitation to attend the Giants' rookie minicamp. Ruggieri posted his best season last year with 69 receptions for 1,096 yards and 15 touchdowns. He led the FCS in receiving touchdown receptions, recording multiple three-touchdown games as the first player in DI program history to accomplish that. He was also the second player in DI program history to tally 1,000+ receiving yards and was named to the CAA Football First-Team, All-New England Team, and AP All-American. (Bryant University)

WR Noah Coyne, Case Western Reserve: This Division III standout scored a touchdown in seven of 10 appearances last season and finished in CRWU's all-time top 10 in receptions (152), yards (2,465), and scores (29). (CRWU Football)

OL Lucas Scott, Army: A Binghamton native, Scott was a two-years starter at West Point who was able to work both inside and outside. (Sal Interdonato)

WR Chase Lane, Georgia Tech: Lane rose to the occasion in his final collegiate season, scoring touchdowns against Notre Dame and Miami and putting up a season-best 58 yards in the overtime thriller against Georgia. (Georgia Tech Football)

DB Terrence Spence, James Madison: A New Jersey native and St. Joseph Regional alum, Spencer moved to the Dukes after four seasons at Holy Cross and earned five interceptions (including one score) in his brief foray into FBS play. (Draft Diamonds)

DB Jaydon Hill, Texas A&M: Hill spent his career in the SEC, playing last season in College Station after five years at Florida. (Ryan Fowler)

OL Dylan Poirier, New Hampshire: Poirier showed grit in the Granite State, proving himself capable of playing multiple positions on the line (UNH Football)

OL Jason Collier Jr., Pittsburgh: Collier, who will return to New Jersey after starring as West Deptford, was a depth star for the Panthers and was named to the ACC's All-Academic team twice. (Aaron Wilson)

DL Nick Gaes, South Dakota: Gaes has been invited to the Giants rookie camp as a tryout. Gaes, 6-foot-4 and 275 pounds, finished tied for fourth in school history in career sacks (24.0), his 10.0 sacks last season leading the MVC and ranking fourth-most in a single season in program history. Gaes has played in 48 games, and has also posted 164 tackles and 34.5 tackles for loss. (Aaron Wilson)

DL Khris Bogle, Michigan State: Bogle played the first three years of his career at Florida before transferring to Michigan State, where he spent the last three years. In 61 games, he finished with 131 tackles, 25 tackles for loss, and 14.5 sacks. Bogle, 6-foot-4 and 244 pounds, started 17 games for the Spartans over his three seasons. (Michigan State Football)

OL Erik Andersen, Western University: Andersen played 38 games over his collegiate career at Western University and was named a first-team All-Canadian selection twice. The 6-foot-6, 314-pound lineman played left tackle in college, allowing just two sacks in the last two seasons. Andersen was a second-round pick by the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the CFL in this year's draft. (3 Down Nation)

DL Jeremiah Ojo, University of Montreal: Ojo, 6-foot-2 and 246 pounds, recorded 17 tackles for loss and 14.5 sacks in 24 collegiate regular-season games. He is a two-time first-team All-Canadian selection who excelled at the CFL combine earlier this year. Ojo was named the 2024 RSEQ Lineman of the Year and finished as the RSEQ conference sack leader. (3 Down Nation)

IOL Reece McIntyre, Ole Miss: McIntyre, a college center for the Rebels, will join his quarterback Jaxson Dart for the spring and possibly beyond.  The 6-foot-5, 320-pound McIntyre started all 13 games at center for the Rebels last season. Pro Football Focus has him tied for fourth-most pressures allowed last season (16, 98.1 pass-blocking efficiency rating) among 27 centers who played a minimum of 400 pass-block snaps. McIntyre also has experience playing both guard spots and some right tackle. (Ole Miss Football)

R.J. Perry, South Florida: Perry, 6-foot-6 and 330 pounds, transferred to USF from Tennessee after playing 20 games for the Vols. Last season, Perry started 12 games at ledt tackle, helping the Bulls run for 34 touchdowns on the groun, the second-most in program history. He also helped contribute to the Bulls poting four 300+ rushing games last season. Perry was invited to compete in the College Gridiron Classic. (USF)

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