Harbaugh Stacks Giants Roster with Familiar Faces

0:00It's March 31st, NFL news today starts now, AI powered and always on. New Giants coach John Harbaugh is stacking his roster with familiar faces from his 18 years in Baltimore. They've already signed four former Ravens in free agency, and he's cracking the door for a reunion with wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., who knows. Both New York and Baltimore, inside out. Beckham burst onto the scene as a first-round pick with the Giants back in 2014, lighting it up his first five seasons before trades, and injuries slowed him down. He chipped in on the Rams Super Bowl win in 2021, tore his ACL that game, set out 2022, then had 365. Yards with the Ravens in 2023 under Harbaugh. Last year, he caught nine passes in nine games for Miami before a six-game PED suspension. Giants fans are buzzing because their wide receiver group looks thin, especially with Malik neighbors recovering from knee surgery, and no sure start to.

1:02The season. Young stars like neighbors and quarterback Jackson Dart are even recruiting Beckham, who was always popular in the locker room during his New York days. But at 33 with a rough injury history, he's a gamble for a squad, Harbaugh's still molding. Meanwhile, the rosters are work in progress. Per Harbaugh free agencies wrapped their low-on-cap space, but the drafts just three weeks out with. He's at right guard and defensive tackle. General manager Joe Shone's playing its smart, skipping cap tricks to chase a possible compensatory pick in 2027, though they'll jump. On a key signing if it fits, Harbaugh wants elite lines of front and owner John Maraugh's back at league meetings after cancer treatment, a good sign for stability. They'll keep hunting value before September kickoff hits.