The New York Giants' wide receiver room remains largely unchanged from last season, with general manager Joe Schoen opting for minimal alterations. Key players such as Darius Slayton and Ihmir Smith-Marsette have been re-signed, while Lil'Jordan Humphrey was added, along with several undrafted free agents. The team is also bringing back promising talents like Wan'Dale Robinson, Bryce Ford-Wheaton, and Jalin Hyatt, who appears to have improved physically. Despite these efforts, Pro Football Focus has ranked their receiving corps in the bottom third of the league, questioning their overall impact and effectiveness.

The tight end and running back positions continue to rely on familiarity, with the inclusion of Thomas Fidone and Cam Skattebo from the 2025 NFL draft. The lingering concern is whether the Giants can enhance their passing attack sufficiently to support quarterback Daniel Jones, especially given the mediocre rankings of their receiving unit. With the current roster, the pressure is on to prove that these players can elevate their game and contribute meaningfully to the offense.