Who did Giants sign after tryouts?

Giants fill receiver room with veteran signings

The New York Giants followed up their receiving tryouts by signing multiple wideouts, a move aimed at upgrading the group quickly and adding proven NFL production. Among the names highlighted in the reporting are:

• Odell Beckham Jr.
• Braxton Berrios
• JuJu Smith-Schuster

The Giants’ front office action matters because it arrives as a direct response to the team’s needs on offense. Rather than relying only on the existing depth chart, New York used private workouts/tryout opportunities to bring in well-known targets with experience across different offensive styles.

Why it matters

• Instant experience: Beckham, Berrios, and Smith-Schuster bring track records that can shorten the learning curve during offseason programs.
• Competition for roles: Adding multiple veterans tends to create real camp competition—who earns snaps, who handles specific packages, and how the offense matches personnel.
• Depth and reliability: Injuries and performance swings are common; adding depth reduces the risk of having to force inexperienced options.

What the signings signal

The Giants’ approach suggests they want to improve the floor of the passing game while also creating upside through competition among established receivers.

Separately, coverage tied these receiver additions to the broader NFL roster churn happening on June 1, when teams commonly make moves at once.