New York Giants host a wave of free-agent workouts to bolster a depleted pass catchers group after Malik Nabers’ season-ending ACL injury. Among the hopefuls, Mike Woods II stands out as a cost-efficient, high-upside target with a sturdy frame and proven competitiveness, potentially backing Darius Slayton, Wan’Dale Robinson, and Jalin Hyatt. Woods’ combo of size, speed, and route discipline makes him a credible depth piece who could see early reps if he quickly earns trust.

Alongside Woods, Samori Toure, Rakim Jarrett, and Brandon Johnson provide varying floors and ceilings. Toure brings NFL experience and a knack for contributing in multiple roles; Jarrett offers fast-twitch upside; Johnson adds physicality and versatility. The Giants are vetting this trio to complement their core and create a more dynamic, scalable WR rotation behind the top trio as Nabers’ absence stretches the offensive expectations.

Giants’ Week 5 shader focuses on Hyatt and Collins as they seize bigger targets amid injuries, while Dexter Lawrence’s illness adds front‑seven uncertainty. Abdul Carter has already shown disruptive edge juice, giving New York a fresh burst alongside Thibodeaux. Jaxson Dart’s leadership and Andrew Thomas’ steadiness anchor a youthful, hungry offense aiming for a second straight win.

Key matchups loom as the Saints’ ground game tests a run‑defense that’s been leaky. Skattebo’s versatility and the evolving wideout trio offer fantasy upside if the targets spike. The game plan, edge pressure, and a few veteran returns could swing Week 5 for Giants fantasy managers.