Jets' weekend churn centers on Xavier Gipson's growing role and a depth reshuffle at CB and TE, with Breece Hall anchoring the offense and Tyrod Taylor providing veteran insurance. Korie Black joined the Jets' practice squad but Giants quickly swooped in, while Zaire Barnes moved to the Giants in the wake of the Jets' shuffle. Gipson remains a key fantasy wild card, while Hall remains the clear centerpiece in a potentially improved offense.

Fantasy angles center on Gipson's usage as a multi-role playmaker, Hall's workload amid depth, and defensive depth moves that could affect late-round WRs and TE bids. Watch for a potential veteran TE addition as depth and injury risk loom, plus how the Jets leverage gadget plays and slot targets in a crowded pass game.

The New York Giants' rookie class is gearing up for training camp, with players reporting one week ahead of the veterans. Rookies Abdul Carter, Jaxson Dart, Darius Alexander, Cam Skattebo, Marcus Mbow, Thomas Fidone II, Korie Black, and undrafted free agents will undergo physicals and orientation at Quest Diagnostics Center. This early arrival allows them to immerse themselves in the team culture, familiarize with the facility, and absorb knowledge from coaching staff before the rest of the team arrives. This extra preparation could play a crucial role in their development as they transition into professional football.

The New York Giants kicked off their rookie minicamp with a flurry of activity, including the signing of three draft picks and multiple undrafted free agents. The day was marked by the attendance of 80 players, including 78 rookies, under challenging weather conditions that forced practice indoors. Among the newly signed were offensive lineman Marcus Mbow, tight end Thomas Fidone II, and cornerback Korie Black. The team also made roster adjustments, releasing defensive lineman Casey Rogers and wide receiver Lil'Jordan Humphrey to accommodate the influx of new talent. Observations from practice revealed an energetic atmosphere as rookies showcased their skills.