What happened: The 33-year-old sat out 2025 before signing with New York in June. His role and workload remain preseason variables.
Why it matters: His snap share will determine whether the comeback yields meaningful production or primarily receiver depth. Multiple veteran additions have increased competition for playing time.
By the numbers: During his first Giants stint, OBJ caught 390 passes for 5,476 yards and 44 touchdowns across 59 games, averaging 92.8 receiving yards per game.
What to watch: Preseason snaps and first-team usage will provide the clearest early measure of his place in the rotation.