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Former New York Giants star Odell Beckham Jr. and another veteran set of hands, Braxton Berrios, signed one-year deals with the team on Monday.

The Giants are loading up on wide receivers to address a string of injuries at the position.

Beckham agreed to terms following an in-person visit, according to multiple reports. Berrios' agents confirmed Monday that the former Jets, Dolphins and Texans wideout is also joining the Giants.

Beckham, 33, made three Pro Bowls and posted four 1,000-yard campaigns in five seasons with the Giants to begin his career from 2014-18. He first worked out with the team in April.

According to reports, fellow veteran receivers JuJu Smith-Schuster and Anthony Miller also were part of the group workout with the Giants on Monday.

New York currently is going through OTAs without injured receivers Malik Nabers (knee), Darius Slayton (core muscle) and now Gunner Olszewski, who reportedly tore his Achilles on Friday.

New Giants head coach John Harbaugh worked with Beckham during the 2023 season with the Baltimore Ravens. Beckham had 35 receptions and three touchdowns that year.

Beckham sat out last season after catching just nine passes for 55 yards in nine games with the Miami Dolphins in 2024. He has 575 receptions for 7,987 yards and 59 touchdowns in 119 career games (97 starts) with five teams.

Berrios, 30, has 140 catches for 1,360 yards and six TDs in 91 career games (six starts). He ended the 2024 season on injured reserve with a torn ACL and signed with Houston prior to last season. He was limited by hamstring and chest injuries and caught six passes for 37 yards.

Smith-Schuster, 29, caught 33 passes for 345 yards and one TD in 17 games (12 starts) last season with Kansas City. He has 481 grabs for 5,624 yards and 33 scores in 121 career games (92 starts) with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Patriots and Chiefs.

Miller, 31, spent part of the 2024 and 2025 seasons with Harbaugh in Baltimore. He has 141 catches for 1,605 yards and 12 TDs in 52 career games (18 starts) with four teams.

--Field Level Media