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March 25

LB Cam Jones (free agent signing)

Jones originally entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent with Kansas City in 2023, the year the franchise won its most recent Super Bowl. He has played 44 regular-season games (two starts) for the Chiefs (2023-24) and New York Jets (2025).

His career numbers include 24 tackles on defense and 17 more on special teams.

Jones has also appeared in four postseason games, including Super Bowl LIX.

Jones was released by the Chiefs at the end of training camp last season and was acquired off waivers by the Jets the following day. He played in 10 games in 2025 after seeing time in all 17 in each of his first two seasons.

Prior to the NFL, he became the third three-time captain (2020-22) in Indiana University history, joining Antwaan Randle El (1999-2001) and Emmett King (1895-97). Jones was a college teammate of Micah McFadden, a fellow linebacker whom the Giants drafted in 2022 and re-signed earlier this month.

March 24

LS Zach Triner (free agent signing)

Triner has played in 85 regular-season games over the last seven NFL seasons, 81 of which were with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2019-2024). He appeared in three games with the Miami Dolphins (2024) and one with the Washington Commanders (2025). Triner has also spent time with the New York Jets (2017), Green Bay Packers (2017), Denver Broncos (2025), Seattle Seahawks (2025) and Atlanta Falcons (2025).

Prior to going undrafted in 2015, Triner played three seasons at Assumption University. He transferred there after beginning his collegiate career playing lacrosse at Siena College

During his time at Assumption, he played as both a defensive end and long snapper. In his senior campaign, Triner finished with 5.5 sacks and 7.5 tackles for loss.

The Giants have overhauled their group of specialists this offseason. Triner will look to replace Casey Kreiter, who signed with the Arizona Cardinals after spending the last six seasons as the Giants' long snapper. They also brought in punter Jordan Stout and kicker Jason Sanders.

March 21

DL Sam Roberts (free agent signing)

Originally a sixth-round draft pick by New England in 2022, Roberts has played in 20 games (two starts) for the Patriots (2022-23), Panthers (2024), and Falcons (2025). His career numbers include 26 tackles, two quarterback hits, and one sack.

Roberts, 6-5 and 300 pounds, appeared in five games last season and made one start before being placed on injured reserve (ankle/knee).

Prior to the NFL, Roberts won the 2021 Cliff Harris Award, which honors the nation's small college defensive player of the year. He helped guide a dominant Northwest Missouri State defense while recording 18 tackles for loss and 6.5 sacks in his final season.

March 20

DB Elijah Campbell (free agent signing)

Campbell, 5-11 and 200 pounds, has played in 68 career regular-season games (three starts) for the Jets (2020) and Dolphins (2021-25). He spent the 2018 offseason and training camp with the Browns, and then played with the Birmingham Iron (Alliance of American Football) in 2019 and parts of 2020 with the DC Defenders (XFL).

His NFL totals include 24 tackles (14 solo), two passes defensed, 21 special teams tackles (15 solo), one special teams forced fumble, and one special teams fumble recovery.

Campbell also appeared in two postseason games with Miami.

Campbell played in 10 games last season before it was cut short by ankle and knee injuries.

He joins a defensive backfield with Jevón Holland, who spent his first four seasons with the Dolphins before signing with the Giants in 2025.

Prior to the NFL, the native of St. Paul, Minn., played collegiately at Northern Illinois, Northern Iowa, and Iowa Western Community College.

March 18

OL Joshua Ezeudu (re-signed)

Originally a third-round pick in 2022, Ezeudu has played in 33 games for the Giants with 10 starts -- seven at left tackle, two at left guard, and one as an extra
lineman. The 6-foot-4, 310-pound lineman spent all of last season on injured reserve.

In 2024, he played in a career-high 17 games with three starts, including two at left tackle and another an an extra lineman.

Prior to being drafted by the Giants, Ezeudu spent four seasons at the University of North Carolina. He was named third-team All-ACC as a redshirt sophomore after starting 10 games for the Tar Heels. He played every position on the line except center during his college career.

March 17

WR Darnell Mooney (free agent signing)

Mooney has played in 91 games with 80 starts for the Chicago Bears (2020-2023) and Atlanta Falcons (2024-2025). His career totals include 309 receptions for 4,028 yards and 17 touchdowns along with 13 rush attempts for 59 yards (4.5 avg.) and an additional touchdown.

The 5-foot-11, 180-pound receiver had his best season in 2021 when he caught 81 passes for 1,055 yards, both career-highs, along with four touchdowns in 17 games, and also added his one career rushing touchdown that season. Giants offensive coordinator Matt Nagy served as the Bears' head coach for Mooney's first two seasons in Chicago.

Mooney reached 992 receiving yards and five touchdowns on 64 receptions in his first season with the Falcons in 2024.

Originally a fifth-round pick (No. 173 overall), Mooney played four seasons at Tulane prior to being drafted. He finished his collegiate career with 154 receptions for 2,572 yards and 19 touchdowns across 50 games.

March 16

S Jason Pinnock (free agent signing)

Pinnock played three seasons with the Giants before spending last year in San Francisco, where he appeared in all 17 games and made seven starts. From 2022-24, Pinnock played in 46 games with 37 starts for the Giants.

Overall, his career numbers include 263 total tackles (13 for loss), 11 passes defensed, 11 quarterback hits, 6.5 sacks, five forced fumbles, one fumble recovery, and two interceptions – one of which he returned 102 yards for a touchdown for the Giants in 2023.

It is tied for the longest interception return in Giants history. On Oct. 15, 1961, Erich Barnes intercepted a pass at Dallas and returned it 102 yards for a score.

Pinnock's pick was the third in Giants history that was returned at least 100 yards. Henry Carr had a 101-yard touchdown at the L.A. Rams on Nov. 13, 1966.

Pinnock entered the NFL as a fifth-round draft choice by the Jets in 2021.

March 14

WR Calvin Austin III (free agent signing)

Originally a fourth-round draft choice by Pittsburgh in 2022, Austin has played in 48 regular-season games (16 starts) for the Steelers and amassed 84 catches for 1,100 yards and eight touchdowns. He also has 11 rushing attempts for 57 yards and another score.

The 5-foot-9, 162-pounder is also a seasoned punt returner with a 73-yard touchdown, which he scored against the Giants in 2024, among his 72 career attempts.

That year, he was the only player in the NFL with a touchdown reception of at least 50 yards and punt return touchdown of at least 70 yards.

Prior to the NFL, Austin finished his college career ranked second all-time in Memphis history in receiving touchdowns, fourth in receiving yards, and fifth in receptions.

He also competed on the school's track and field team, where he was part of relay teams that broke multiple program records.

Austin became a free agent when the new league year began on Wednesday.

LB Zaire Barnes (re-signed)

Barnes played 11 games for the Giants last season. He made one start on Monday Night Football in Week 13 at New England, where he had a game-high 13 tackles and a sack. He also logged two special teams tackles in that game as part of 13 on the season.

Originally a sixth-round draft pick by the Jets in 2023, the 6-foot-1, 232-pounder played four games as a rookie and missed the entire following season with an ankle injury.

Prior to the NFL, Barnes played four seasons at Western Michigan and picked up first-team All-MAC honors as a senior.

March 13

P Jordan Stout (free agent signing)

Stout is the second member of the Ravens' 2022 draft class added this week. The other is tight end Isaiah Likely, also a fourth-round pick.

Stout was named first-team All-Pro while also making his first Pro Bowl in 2025, his fourth season in the NFL.

Stout led the NFL in net punting average (44.9) last season and was third in gross punting average (50.1).

Stout has appeared in all 68 games over four seasons. He has exactly 100 punts downed inside the 20 in the regular season and seven more in five postseason appearances.

In 2023, Stout set a franchise record with an average of 47.8 yards per punt.

He rejoins not only John Harbaugh but also assistant head coach/special teams coordinator Chris Horton, who spent the last 12 seasons in Baltimore.

The Giants, who released punter Jamie Gillan, will have a revamped kicking battery this season. They signed kicker Jason Sanders, a former first-team All-Pro selection who climbed to No. 3 in Dolphins history in scoring. Stout served as the holder in Baltimore.

Long snapper and former captain Casey Kreiter signed with the Cardinals after six seasons with the Giants.

CB Greg Newsome II (free agent signing)

The 6-foot, 192-pound cornerback has played in 71 games with 58 starts for the Cleveland Browns (2021-2025) and Jacksonville Jaguars (2025), and has totaled 207 tackles (163 solo), six tackles for loss, two quarterback hits, one sack, four interceptions (one of which he returned for a touchdown), and 43 passes defensed.

Originally the 26th overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, Newsome started 11 games for the Browns as a rookie. He finished his first NFL season with nine pass breakups and was named to the Pro Football Writers of America All-Rookie Team.

His best overall campaign was in 2023 when he played in 14 games (13 starts) for Cleveland and registered career-highs in interceptions (two), passes defensed (14) and tackles for loss (four).

In early October of 2025, Newsome was traded to the Jaguars, where he went on to play 12 games (11 starts) and recorded 29 tackles (23 solo), one interception and six passes defensed.

March 12

OL Aaron Stinnie (re-signed)

Stinnie has seen action in all but one game for the Giants over the past two seasons, including four starts.

Overall, the 6-foot-3, 312-pound veteran has played in 64 regular-season games with 16 starts for the Titans (2018-19), Buccaneers (2019-23), and Giants (2024-25). He has also played in seven postseason games with five starts for the Buccaneers, including their victory over the Chiefs in Super Bowl LV.

Of his 21 total starts, including postseason, 18 have been at left guard after the first three were at right guard. Stinnie missed the entire 2022 season after suffering a torn ACL in the preseason.

Undrafted in 2018, Stinnie played in 54 games with 42 consecutive starts to finish his career at James Madison (2013-17). As a redshirt senior in 2017, he started all 15 games at left tackle and was named to the Associated Press FCS All-American First Team. That was after he switched from the defensive line in 2015.

S Ar'Darius Washington (free agent signing)

The 5-foot-8, 180-pound safety originally joined the Baltimore Ravens after going undrafted in 2021. He spent the last five seasons with the Ravens where he played 29 games with 11 starts and totaled 85 tackles (56 solo), seven tackles for loss, three sacks, seven quarterback hits, two forced fumbles, two interceptions and 10 passes defensed.

Most of his career stats came during the 2024 campaign when he played in all 17 games and made 10 starts for Baltimore. He finished the season with 64 tackles (45 solo), five tackles for loss, one sack, two QB hits, one forced fumble, two interceptions, and eight pass breakups.

Washington had a successful collegiate career at TCU before joining the Ravens. As a redshirt freshman in 2019, he recorded five interceptions in 12 games on his way to being named the Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year along with a Freshman All-American by the Football Writers Association of America. Washington and teammate Trevon Moehrig, now with the Carolina Panthers, combined to form one of the nation's top safety duos in 2020.

CB Art Green (re-signed)

Green was a pending exclusive rights free agent, which are players with fewer than three accrued seasons and an expired contract. If the original team offers a one-year contract at the league minimum (based on his credited seasons), the player cannot negotiate with other teams.

The 6-foot-2, 200-pound cornerback has played in 20 games, all for the Giants, after starting his career as an undrafted prospect with the Denver Broncos. He has produced five tackles on defense and added 13 tackles and one forced fumble on special teams.

TE Isaiah Likely (free agent signing)

Likely, 6-4 and 245 pounds, has 135 receptions for 1,568 yards and 15 touchdowns in 63 career regular-season games (26 starts). He has also appeared in five postseason games, where he has two touchdown catches. He was a fourth-round pick in the Ravens' 2022 draft class with John Harbaugh as head coach.

Likely appeared in 14 games (six starts) for Baltimore in 2025, totaling 27 catches for 307 yards and a touchdown. He blocked for an offense that ranked No. 1 in the NFL in yards per rush (5.3), No. 2 in rushing yards per game (156.6), and No. 3 in rushing touchdowns (23). The Ravens also ranked No. 7 in yards per play (5.8) and No. 11 in points per game (24.9).

In 2024, he caught a career-high six touchdowns and became the second-fastest Ravens tight end (34 games) to reach double-digit receiving scores in a career, behind only Mark Andrews (28 games).

He was part of a tight end room that produced a league-high 18 combined receiving touchdowns and contributed to an offense that ranked No. 1 in the NFL in yards per game (424.9), yards per play (6.8 – third-best single-season mark in NFL history), yards per rush (5.7 – best mark in single-season NFL history), and red zone efficiency (74.2%). Baltimore was also No. 3 in points per game (30.5), while setting a franchise single-season record with 7,224 net yards.

In 2022, the Coastal Carolina product became the first rookie tight end in Ravens history to post a touchdown grab in back-to-back games.

FB Patrick Ricard (free agent signing)

Ricard originally joined the Baltimore Ravens as an undrafted free agent in 2017. Over his nine NFL seasons, all of which he spent in Baltimore with head coach John Harbaugh, the 6-foot-3, 300-pound fullback has been named to six Pro Bowls and was selected as an All-Pro in each of the last three seasons, including first-team All-Pro in 2025.

In 132 career games (66 starts), Ricard has caught 49 passes for 323 yards and seven touchdowns while also taking snaps on special teams. Ricard began his career splitting time between fullback and defensive tackle, so his career stats also include 19 tackles (14 solo), four tackles for loss, three quarterback hits, one sack, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery and one pass breakup.

Ricard has also played in eight postseason games and has registered an additional four receptions for 37 yards.

The nine-year veteran has played a crucial role in the success of the Ravens' run game in recent years. In 2024, he blocked for an offense that ranked No. 1 in yards per game (424.9), yards per play (6.8 – third-best single-season mark in NFL history), and red zone efficiency (74.2 percent). The Baltimore run game also averaged a league-best 187.6 yards per game and 5.8 yards per carry (best figure in single-season NFL history).

Ricard helped block for a Baltimore rushing attack that topped 100 rushing yards in 43 consecutive games from 2018-2021, tying for the longest streak in NFL history.

LB Tremaine Edmunds (free agent signing)

Edmunds, who made two Pro Bowls with the Bills in 2019 and 2020, was released last week by Chicago, where he spent the past three seasons.

Edmunds has started 119 games over eight NFL seasons, recording 900 total tackles (43 for loss), 14 interceptions (one of which he returned for a touchdown), 59 passes defensed, 24 quarterback hits, 8.5 sacks, four forced fumbles, and two fumble recoveries.

The 6-foot-4, 251-pound linebacker has amassed 100+ tackles in every season played. He also became the youngest player in NFL history to reach 100 career games played.

The Bills originally drafted the Virginia Tech product with the No. 16 overall pick in 2018. Joe Schoen, general manager of the Giants, held the assistant GM role at the time in Buffalo.

Edmunds has 10 games of postseason experience, starting each of them and racking up 84 total tackles, nine passes defensed, five quarterback hits, two tackles for loss, one fumble recovery, and one sack.

Last week, the Giants released linebacker Bobby Okereke, who was voted a captain in each of his three seasons with the franchise.

OT Jermaine Eluemunor (re-signed)

Now entering his 10th NFL season, Eluemunor has played in 118 regular-season games with 76 starts – 57 at right tackle, 13 at left tackle, and six at right guard – for Baltimore (2017-18), New England (2019-20), Las Vegas (2021-23), and the Giants (2024-25).

Eluemunor's return also marks a reunion with John Harbaugh, whose Ravens originally selected him in the fifth round of the 2017 NFL Draft. He was named to the Pro Football Writers of America All-Rookie Team in his first of two seasons with Baltimore.

Eluemunor, 6-4 and 338 pounds, started all 16 games in which he played for the Giants in 2025. He has provided continuity to a unit that helped pave the way for one of the league's best rushing attacks.

The Giants last season ranked among the top five in rushing touchdowns, rushing yards, rushing first downs, and runs of 10+ yards. Their 22 rushing touchdowns are the third-most in franchise history.

He also blocked for Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo, who became the second rookie quarterback and running back duo to score 40+ points each in the same season since 1950. Dart's 2,272 passing yards are the second-most by a Giants rookie while his 487 rushing yards are the most.

In his first season with the Giants in 2024, Eluemunor started the first nine games at right tackle and last six at left tackle in the wake of a season-ending injury to Andrew Thomas. In his final season with Las Vegas in 2023, Eluemunor played in all 17 games with 14 starts, including 12 at right tackle and two at left tackle. In 2022, he started a career-high 17 games – 15 at right tackle and one each at left tackle and right guard. He was part of an offensive line that helped the Raiders rush for 2,059 yards, their highest total since 2011.

March 11

K Jason Sanders (free agent signing)

Sanders has appeared in 116 career regular-season games with the Miami Dolphins, climbing to No. 3 in franchise history with 826 points. His 84.6 field goal percentage is the highest in Dolphins history, minimum 50 attempts, and his 221 field goals are second only to Olindo Mare. Sanders has also made two postseason appearances, converting all three of his field goal attempts with a long of 48 yards.

Sanders missed the entire 2025 season due to a hip injury and was released last week by Miami.

In 2024, Sanders broke the Dolphins record for most consecutive field goals made with 27. The previous mark was 22 in a row, which was also held by Sanders. He made nine consecutive field goals from 50+ yards, the longest streak in the NFL at the time (which is still active for Sanders) and second-longest in team history.

Sanders was named first-team All-Pro in 2020 after setting the Dolphins record with a 92.3 field goal percentage. He also broke the franchise and NFL record with 10 PATs in a single game on Sept. 24, 2023 vs. Denver.

He has been named AFC Special Teams Player of the Month five times while also picking up six weekly awards.

OL Evan Neal (re-signed)

Neal, the seventh overall draft pick in 2022, was set to become an unrestricted free agent.

Neal has started 27 games in the NFL, all at right tackle. The former Alabama All-American has also started two postseason games, which came in his rookie season. Neal did not appear in a game last season after switching positions to right guard.

WR Isaiah Hodgins (re-signed)

Hodgins, 6-3 and 200 pounds, has played 35 of his 38 career games with the Giants and made all 19 starts with them. After beginning his career as a sixth-round draft choice by the Bills in 2020, Hodgins was claimed off waivers by the Giants midway through the 2022 season. The Giants finished with a 9-7-1 record and won their first postseason game since Super Bowl XLVI. Hodgins caught 33 passes for 351 yards and four touchdowns in eight games (five starts) that season with the Giants.

He also started two postseason games and led the Giants with eight catches for 105 yards and a touchdown in a Wild Card victory at Minnesota. He was the first Giants player to eclipse 100 receiving yards in a postseason game since Hakeem Nicks in Super Bowl XLVI.

Overall, Hodgins has 70 career catches for 749 yards and eight touchdowns in 38 games (19 starts) for the Bills (2020-2022) and Giants (2022-2025).

LB Micah McFadden (re-signed)

Originally a fifth-round draft choice by the Giants in 2022, he has played in 48 regular-season games with 36 starts in four seasons. His career numbers include 264 tackles, 26 tackles for loss, 15 quarterback hits, six passes defensed, six sacks, five fumble recoveries, two forced fumbles, and an interception.

McFadden suffered a foot injury in the team's 2025 opener at Washington and missed the rest of the season.

At the time, he was coming off a 2024 campaign in which he finished with a team-leading and career-high 107 tackles (60 solo). He recorded six quarterback hits, a career-high three sacks, one forced fumble, and one fumble recovery. In 2023, he finished third on the team in tackles and tied Tampa Bay's Antoine Winfield, Jr. for the NFL lead with four defensive fumble recoveries. His 12 tackles for loss tied outside linebacker Kayvon Thibodeaux for the team lead. As a rookie in 2022, he played in all 17 regular-season games with seven starts.

LB Chris Board (released)

Board played in two games with the Giants last season and recorded three total tackles (two solo) before suffering a season-ending injury.

The linebacker entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent with the Baltimore Ravens, where he played his first four seasons. He then spent the 2022 campaign with the Detroit Lions and the 2023 season with the New England Patriots before re-joining the Ravens in 2024.

In 116 career games, Board has registered 158 tackles (96 solo), five tackles for loss, nine quarterback hits, 3.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, one fumble recovery and three passes defensed.

P Jamie Gillan (released)

Gillan spent the last four seasons with the Giants, where he played in 63 games and averaged 45.5 yards on 280 punt attempts, including 105 inside the 20-yard line.

He played his first three years with the Cleveland Browns after signing as an undrafted free agent in 2019. In 44 games across those three seasons, he punted 156 times for 6,999 yards, good for an average of 44.9 yards per punt.

March 10

OLB Caleb Murphy (re-signed)

Murphy, 6-3 and 254 pounds, has played in 19 career games for the Titans (2023-24), Chargers (2024-25), and Patriots (2025). He did not appear in a game with the Giants after joining the team on Dec. 16.

Murphy appeared in 11 games last season with the Chargers (six) and Patriots (five), and registered seven tackles, one quarterback hit, a half-sack, and seven special teams tackles.

Before going undrafted in 2023, he played in 29 games in two seasons at Ferris State (2020-22) after beginning his collegiate career at Grand Valley State (2019). Murphy totaled 156 tackles, 60.5 tackles for loss, 40.0 sacks, and eight forced fumbles at Ferris State and helped the team win consecutive Division II National Championships.

In 2022, his 25.5 sacks set the NCAA single-season record while his 39 tackles for loss tied another mark. Murphy also became the first non-FBS player to win the Ted Hendricks award, given to the nation's top defensive end.

His other honors include the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Player of the Year, Gene Upshaw Award (D-II Lineman of the Year), and Cliff Harris Award (nation's small college defensive player of the year).

S Anthony Johnson Jr. (waived)

The Giants claimed Johnson off waivers after the young safety was cut by the Packers at the end of training camp in 2024. He went on to play in nine games for the Giants that season, primarily on special teams, and finished the year with five total tackles (two solo) and one pass breakup. Johnson spent the entire 2025 campaign on injured reserve.

Originally a seventh round pick (No. 242 overall) of the Packers in 2023, Johnson played in 12 games with four starts for Green Bay as a rookie and registered 24 tackles (18 solo), one interception and three passes defensed.

March 6

WR Gunner Olszewski (re-signed)

Olszewski appeared in 16 games for the Giants last season, where he primarily played on special teams. The 29-year-old returned 24 punts for 216 yards (9.0 avg.) and 26 kickoffs for 682 yards (26.2 avg.). In limited snaps on offense, Olszewski had 10 receptions for 145 yards and a touchdown. He also threw a 33-yard touchdown pass to quarterback Jameis Winston on a trick play against the Lions. After heading into the 2025 season finale with just 17 career receptions for 223 yards, Olszewski caught eight passes for 102 yards in the Week 18 win over the Cowboys.

Olszewski was brought back during training camp last year after spending the entire 2024 campaign on injured reserve. He played 10 games with the Giants in 2023 and was named NFC Special Teams Player of the Week after his 94-yard punt return touchdown in Week 17. It was the second longest punt return in Giants history and the longest in 95 years. In his 10 games with the Giants that season, Olszewski returned 23 punts for 273 yards (11.9 avg.) and the touchdown.

Olszewski began his career as an undrafted free agent with the New England Patriots. He spent his first three seasons there and was named first-team All-Pro in 2020 after leading the NFL with a 17.3-yard punt return average, which also set a new Patriots record. He then joined the Pittsburgh Steelers, where he played in 18 games across the 2022 and 2023 campaigns before joining the Giants midseason.

OT James Hudson III (released)

Hudson, who signed as a free agent a year ago, appeared in 11 games and made two starts at left tackle at the beginning of his first and only season with the Giants. A former fourth-round draft choice by the Browns in 2021, Hudson has played in 60 career games with 19 starts. He missed the majority of the 2024 season after suffering a shoulder injury.

March 4

LB Bobby Okereke (released)

The Giants released linebacker Bobby Okereke, who was voted a captain in each of his three seasons with the franchise. Originally a third-round pick by the Colts in 2019, Okereke signed with the Giants as a free agent in 2023 and started all but five games during his tenure with New York. Okereke finished the 2025 season with 143 tackles, the fourth-most ever by a Giant. He is the only player in franchise history to post 140+ total tackles in multiple seasons.

Okereke was the 2025 club winner of the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award, which recognizes players for excellence on and off the field.

Including his four years in Indianapolis, Okereke has played in 110 games with 95 starts. His career totals include 794 tackles (34 for loss), 36 passes defensed, 11 forced fumbles, eight fumble recoveries, 7.5 sacks, and seven interceptions. A back injury caused Okereke to miss the final five games of the 2024 season, a year after he played 100 percent of the Giants' defensive snaps.