Track the latest news, notes and roster moves from the Quest Diagnostics Training Center.

May 9

12:15 p.m. -- The Giants wrapped up 2026 rookie minicamp at the Quest Diagnostics Training Center. After practice, coach John Harbaugh met with the media to talk about the incoming class.

On LB Arvell Reese: "You saw it on tape or you saw it at the workout at Ohio State. When you see it in person in your kind of setting, it's more. I thought he moved well. You know, he is 6'4" plus, 240 some pounds. Yet, he moves like a smaller guy. He moves his feet. He can flip his hips. Very natural looking mover off the ball, which was something we saw on tape. We thought we saw, but now we saw it on the practice field, so we feel better about it, you know. Picks things up really quick. Very serious minded. Very diligent about the assignments. I don't think he's got one assignment wrong throughout the two days, which is great to see. … The way we're built is the WIL position lines up in all those spots, so you are going to see him lined up with what looks like the defensive end position, but it's actually the WIL by call. That's where he goes based on the way the defense was organized. I don't know if we're cheating or not, but you'll see him playing over the guard sometimes just by virtue of the call."

On OL Francis Mauigoa: "Sisi was just fantastic. He took pretty much every rep. Looked like a natural at guard. Sometimes things happen a little quicker. You got to get out of your stance a little quicker. We'll see when the pads come on. That will be another thing for him. To see him playing at guard for the first time, I thought he did really good."

On CB Colton Hood: "Loved him in press. He was at press corner. He was playing press out there with the other corners. He looked really good. You saw him make a couple of plays. How about the interception in two minute? That was a nice play. He was good. He was good and diligent the whole time."

On WR Malachi Fields: "Did you see him on the slants today? He made every catch yesterday. Made one high catch over the top of the corner one time. Happy with all those guys."

Harbaugh gave an update on where things stand with WR Odell Beckham Jr., the former Giant who worked out for his old team last month.

"I talked to Odell probably three, four times in the last week and where he's at, where we're at," said Harbaugh, who also coached the three-time Pro Bowler in Baltimore. "He's in Arizona right now training and spending time with his son. I think the goal for right now is for him to train and get as ready as he can be, and then we'll see where we're at at that time.

"For Odell, this is the conversation that we had. We had just such an honest conversation. It's got to be right for both parties. You know, Odell wants to be the kind of player that can make a difference. I'm pretty sure that he can make a team in the National Football League right now, but can he make a difference? It's something he wants to do. Is his body going to hold up in the way he wants it to, and all those things are questions that need to get answered for anybody at that age. You know Odell. He's confident, man. He's confident. He's working hard. He believes in himself. I think we'll just play it out over the next month and into training camp and see where we're at."

K Dominic Zvada is one of seven undrafted rookies on the roster and will enter a three-way competition with Jason Sanders and Ben Sauls when OTAs begin later this month. Zvada picked up numerous awards throughout his decorated career at Michigan. He was a first-team All-American in 2024, two-time All-Big Ten selection (2024-25), two-time Lou Groza Award semifinalist, and the 2024 Big Ten Kicker of the Year. Zvada is Michigan's single-season and career record-holder for 50-plus yard field goals made (seven). In 2024, he converted 21 of 22 attempts for a single-season program record of 95.5 percent. Prior to Michigan, he made 34 field goals over two seasons at Arkansas State.

"Well, it's going to be a competition, for sure, right out of the gate," Harbaugh said. "It's already started. You saw Zvada. That was his first iteration of that competition. We're coming next week. We'll be kicking field goals. We've go to OTAs, we'll kick field goals I think every other practice, but we may be kicking them every practice because we have three guys to kick. We'll just see how it shakes out."

Harbaugh added: "Really talented. He's big, tall, rangy kind of guy. Big for a kicker, you would say, and really strong leg. More than anything, it's the consistency. He has a vertical swing pattern, we call it. He does a nice job of getting downfield through the kick. Because of that, he tends to kick a ball straight consistently. If you do that, you probably have a chance. It's like your drive, right? When you hit it straight down the middle consistently, you have a good round."

May 8

11:45 a.m. -- The Giants took the field for practice No. 1 of rookie minicamp.

11 a.m. -- Shortly before they took the field for practice No. 1, the Giants announced jersey numbers for the seven draft choices. Keep in mind they are subject to change -- and frequently do.

8:36 a.m. -- The Giants signed RB Damon Bankston (New Mexico), bringing their UDFA total up to seven ahead of rookie minicamp. After spending his first four years at Weber State, Bankston racked up career highs in total touchdowns (10), receptions (31), and receiving yards (397) in his lone season with New Mexico. Overall, he played in 51 games with 24 starts and racked up 33 touchdowns (27 rushing, four receiving, and two kickoff return). He ran a 4.43-second 40-yard dash at his pro day.

May 7

7 p.m. -- The Giants signed four draft picks to their rookie contracts: WR Malachi Fields (Round 3, No. 74 overall), DL Bobby Jamison-Travis (Round 6, No. 186 overall), OL J.C. Davis (Round 6, No. 192 overall), and LB Jack Kelly (Round 6, No. 193 overall).

5:55 p.m. -- The Giants announced the signings of six undrafted free agents ahead of rookie minicamp:

• DL Anquin Barnes Jr. (Colorado)
• DL Ben Barten (Wisconsin)
• CB Thaddeus Dixon (North Carolina)
• LS Ben Mann (Boston College)
• OL Ryan Schernecke (Kutztown)
• K Dominic Zvada (Michigan)

11:39 a.m. -- The Giants released four players: LB Swayze Bozeman, DL Elijah Chatman, WR Courtney Jackson, and DL Marlon Tuipulotu.