Beckham, who did not play last season, previously posted nine catches in nine games for the Dolphins in 2024 as injuries and age affected his performance.

Analysts view Beckham as potentially inexpensive veteran depth or insurance for the receiving corps amid injuries and uncertainty, with Nabers and Slayton dealing with health and availability concerns.

The Giants are monitoring Nabers’ knee and Slayton’s core muscle recovery, signaling a cautious approach driven by health and performance projections.

The Giants will continue to monitor the situation over the next month and revisit it closer to training camp.

The Giants are in talks with Odell Beckham Jr. about a potential reunion, with decisions unfolding over the next month and into training camp as both sides assess mutual fit.

Beckham, 33, is a free agent who recently worked out for the Giants and looked good, while he trains in Arizona with his son.

Malik Nabers is expected to be the Giants’ top option as he rehabs a torn ACL and meniscus, with clearance anticipated by training camp.

Head coach John Harbaugh remains cautious about Beckham’s current ability to impact the team, durability, and whether his body can meet performance expectations.

New York is seeking veteran depth at wide receiver to supplement injured starters Malik Nabers and Darius Slayton, though there has been no confirmed move to re-sign Beckham.

Training camp dates are not official, but camps typically open in late July, shaping the scheduling of any Beckham decision.

Beckham could serve as a depth piece for the Giants amid uncertainty surrounding Nabers’ return from ACL injury, though he may not secure a top spot on the depth chart.

The decision may hinge on Nabers’ recovery, with Beckham potentially stepping in as temporary depth if needed.