3 Former Giants Who Will Fail Miserably With Their New Teams After Free Agency
The New York Giants have lost a bunch of free agents this offseason and these guys will realize things won't be better on that side.
GM Joe Schoen has completely reshaped the look of his roster. New York had to make some tough decisions and lost plenty of players to free agency. They decided to bring in some new guys to bring a different mindset to New York.
But throughout the process, certain players have dished town but should have second-guessed those choices.
Below we'll discuss three players who will fail miserably with their new teams.
1. Parris Campbell, WR
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Philadelphia Eagles and Campbell agreed to terms on a one-year deal. The 26-year-old WR played with the G-Men in 2023 but failed to even make an impact.
Campbell was brought to town to be a focal point of the offense but that never came to fruition. In 12 games, he finished with 20 receptions for 104 yards and zero touchdowns. Furthermore, he finished the year with a PFF grade of 51.4.
Additionally, the former Ohio State standout has only recorded more than 162 receiving yards in a season once over the past five seasons.
Now he heads over to the Eagles and will be in a WR room that has A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith, and DeVante Parker.
It was hard for Campbell to make an impact on the Giants roster and now will be getting less playing time over in Philly.
Another thing that was been a hurdle for Campbell is his injury history. He's missed at least five games in four of the five seasons in his career.