The New York Giants recently welcomed experienced offensive lineman Greg Van Roten for a significant evaluation session on Monday. Alongside this, the team conducted a crucial workout featuring five potential players, including four wide receivers and one quarterback. This strategic move highlights the Giants’ commitment to strengthening their roster and preparing for the upcoming season.

Here are the players who participated in the workout:

QB Jarrett Guarantano
WR Jakeem Grant
WR T.J. Luther
WR Byron Pringle
WR Lincoln Victor

Byron Pringle, at 30 years old, is a seasoned five-year veteran in the NFL, having played for notable teams such as the Kansas City Chiefs, Washington Commanders, and Chicago Bears. Standing 6-foot-1 and weighing 203 pounds, Pringle boasts an impressive career record with 91 receptions totaling 1,191 yards, averaging 13.1 yards per catch, and scoring 9 touchdowns. His experience and skill set make him a valuable addition to any team looking to enhance their receiving corps.

Jakeem Grant, who is now 31, was initially selected as a sixth-round draft pick by the Miami Dolphins in 2016. Throughout his career, he has accumulated 100 receptions over 81 regular-season games played for both the Dolphins and the Chicago Bears. Unfortunately, Grant has faced significant injuries; he missed the entire 2022 season due to a torn Achilles and was sidelined again in 2023 because of a patellar tendon tear. His resilience and past performance make him a player to watch as he attempts a comeback.

T.J. Luther, measuring 6-foot-1 and weighing 180 pounds, spent part of the previous season on the practice squad of the New England Patriots. His time with a respected organization like the Patriots could provide him with valuable experience and skills that he can leverage as he seeks to secure a spot on a regular roster.

Lincoln Victor, a 5-foot-9, 177-pound undrafted free agent, briefly joined the Denver Broncos in May but was released after just three days. His determination and agility might still offer potential for teams looking to infuse youthful energy and unpredictability into their receiving lineup.

Jarrett Guarantano, aged 26, hails from Lodi, N.J. After going undrafted in 2022, he played for both Tennessee and Washington State. Throughout the 2022 season, Guarantano found himself on the practice squads of the Arizona Cardinals and Denver Broncos. Most recently, he showcased his talent with the Houston Roughnecks in the United Football League. His diverse experiences could provide a fresh perspective and skill set to the Giants’ quarterback position.

The emphasis on wide receivers during the workout is particularly noteworthy, especially following the Giants’ decision to place Chase Cota on injured reserve due to a serious collarbone injury sustained during spring exercises. This situation underscores the importance of depth in the receiving unit as the team prepares for the rigors of the upcoming season.