The Giants continued to add some depth to the larger receiver's room on Saturday, agreeing to a deal with free agent Zach Pascal confirmed by sources.
Pascal, 30, played seven seasons with the Colts, Eagles and Cardinals.
He was a special team player in Arizona who had no target last year.
Pascal played in all 17 games for the Cardinals, but only saw six percent (68) of the offensive snaps.
The receiver had 38 catches with Colts in 2021 when he last played a meaningful snap.
He has a total of 19 receptions in the last three seasons.
Pascal is the second receiver the Giants added in two days.
They signed Lil Jordan Humphrey on Friday, providing some depth behind the Starters' Malik Nabels, One Dale Robinson and Darius Slayton.
The Giants are still looking for clarity in their quarterback position.
They added Jamies Winston on Friday to go with Tommy DeVito, but still managed to sign veteran Aaron Rodgers, who weighed his options.
