After signing 13 undrafted rookie free agents this week, the Giants were forced to release one more player on Friday to stay within the 90-man offseason roster limit. The team chose to part ways with wide receiver Lil’Jordan Humphrey.

While the move raised some eyebrows initially, it’s less surprising when looking at the bigger picture. The timing may have been unexpected, but Humphrey faced long odds of making the final 53-man roster.

Humphrey’s Exit Reflects WR Room Crowding.

The 26-year-old wideout was signed in March to a one-year deal worth $1.245 million. Standing at 6-foot-4 and weighing 225 pounds, Humphrey brought size and veteran experience to the group. Last season, he logged 31 catches for 293 yards and one touchdown with the Denver Broncos. Over six seasons, he’s totaled 62 career receptions across stints with the Broncos, Patriots, and Saints.

Despite not drafting any wide receivers in April, the Giants added five undrafted rookie wideouts: Jordan Bly, Antwane Wells, Dalen Cambre, Beaux Collins, and Da’Quan Felton. Their arrival created a numbers crunch at the position and ultimately cost Humphrey his spot.

Rookie Minicamp Underway in East Rutherford.

The timing of Humphrey’s release coincides with the start of rookie minicamp. Friday marked the first on-field session, with the final practice scheduled for Saturday.

With a crowded receiver room and a focus on youth, the Giants are clearly prioritizing competition and upside as they shape their 2024 roster.

Stay tuned for more minicamp updates and roster developments as the offseason continues.

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The Giants wasted no time following the 2025 NFL Draft, working the phones to bring in fresh talent. While these signings aren’t yet official and remain subject to physicals or last-minute changes, here’s a look at the undrafted free agents (UDFAs) expected to join Big Blue. Some may only be tryout players, but all are intriguing prospects worth watching.

Offensive UDFAs Joining the Giants.

• R.J. Perry (OT, South Florida)
  A 6’6”, 330-pound tackle who started 12 games in 2024. Transferred from Tennessee after 20 appearances with the Vols. (Per USF Football).
• Reece McIntyre (C, Ole Miss)
  A steady interior lineman, he reunites with former teammates Jaxson Dart and Antwane “Juice” Wells in New York.
  (Per Ole Miss).
• Jaison Williams (OL, Youngstown State)
  Brings versatility and size to the offensive line. Known for his run-blocking ability and toughness. (Per Ryan Fowler).
• Jordan Bly (WR, Gardner-Webb)
  Clocked a 4.3-second 40-yard dash. Son of NFL great Dre Bly. Also spent time at Old Dominion. (Per Ryan Fowler).
• Nate McCollum (WR, North Carolina)
  Caught 68 passes for 743 yards and a touchdown over two seasons. Also served as UNC’s primary kick returner in 2024.
  (Per CBS Sports).
• Antwane “Juice” Wells (WR, Ole Miss)
  Had 553 receiving yards and six touchdowns last season. A dynamic playmaker in a competitive SEC offense.
  (Per Ryan Fowler).
• Da’Quan Felton (WR, Virginia Tech)
  A big-bodied target who offers red zone potential and showed strong hands during his senior year. (Per The Draft Network).
• Beaux Collins (WR, Notre Dame)
  A physical wideout with strong route-running skills and experience against top-tier competition. (Per Jeremy Fowler).
• Jermaine Terry (TE, Oregon State)
  Transferred from Cal. The 6’4”, 245-pound tight end recorded 375 receiving yards in 2024. (Per Ryan Fowler).

Defensive Players Headed to New York.

• R.J. Delancy III (CB, Wisconsin)
  A physical cornerback with solid coverage instincts and press ability. (Per Jordan Schultz).
• O’Donnell Fortune (CB, South Carolina)
  Shrine Bowl Defensive MVP with good ball skills, chose the Giants over multiple offers. (Per Mike Garafolo).
• Tommy McCormick (DB, Idaho)
  A tough tackler and consistent contributor on special teams. (Per Idaho Football).
• Makari Paige (DB, Michigan)
  A long, rangy safety with solid Big Ten experience and developmental upside. (Per Jordan Schultz).
• Trace Ford (EDGE, Oklahoma)
  A high-motor edge rusher who flashed pass-rushing ability at Oklahoma. Could compete for rotational snaps. (Per Oklahoma Sooners).

Final Thoughts.

While this list may shift as physicals are completed and tryouts wrap up, these UDFAs represent a key part of the Giants’ offseason roster building. Some may make the 53-man roster, while others could land on the practice squad. Either way, it’s a group worth watching this summer.

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