Big Blue is getting down to business. The New York Giants have officially signed four of their seven selections from the 2026 NFL Draft, locking in the next wave of talent as rookie minicamp kicks off this Friday.

Leading the charge is third-round wide receiver Malachi Fields, who was picked 74th overall. The explosive pass-catcher inked a four-year deal worth $7.232 million, complete with a $1.719 million signing bonus. His cap hit for the 2026 season comes in at a team-friendly $1.314 million—a solid investment for a player expected to stretch the field.

The Giants also secured the services of three sixth-round selections, each bringing unique value to the roster. Defensive tackle Bobby Jamison-Travis (pick 186) signed for $4.695 million, including a $315,000 signing bonus and a cap charge of just $963,755. Offensive lineman J.C. Davis (pick 192) agreed to a $4.674 million contract with a $287,616 signing bonus, while linebacker Jack Kelly (pick 193) closed out the group with a $4.667 million deal featuring the same bonus structure. Both Davis and Kelly will carry cap hits under $960,000, giving the front office plenty of flexibility.

However, the Giants still have work to do. First-round selections Arvell Reese and Francis Mauigoa, along with second-round pick Colton Hood, remain unsigned as the team prepares for its three-day rookie minicamp. Fans can expect those deals to be finalized soon, as the future of Big Blue continues to take shape.