Jaxson Dart is the future of the New York Giants, and feeding him weapons is always good news. After impressing in the team’s training camp, Braxton Berrios might emerge into an underrated piece on the offense.
According to Connor Hughes of SNY, Braxton Berrios is making “play after play after play” so far in the Giants training camp working as the second-team slot WR. Hence, he could be earning more and more snaps. By the way, Malik Nabers already ramped up the workload, so all news are good for the Giants right now.
Berrios has always been a respected player in the NFL. In fact, some might say he has been perennially underrated. Berrios has just 1,360 career-yards in seven years, but he’s developed a clutch reputation in the NFL.
Berrios is more than just a receiver
Braxton Berrios has an All-Pro to his name though it’s not because of his input as a wide receiver. In fact, it’s because there’s more to his game than just receiving. Berrios is an elite returner.
Fans forget that Braxton Berrios ran a 4.4 🤯💨
— 365CANESFOOTBALL (@365canesinfo) July 29, 2026
The former Hurricane took it all the way back to the crib 👀🙌🏼#ProCanes pic.twitter.com/8zgjUIiBdD
Whether it’s returning kicks or punts, Berrios has a danger factor to him every time he lines up as a returner. The Giants have a weapon on special teams as well with Berrios on the roster.
NY Giants WR room is underrated
The New York Giants have revamped their offense with veterans that could still provide one last dance. They will pair that with talented prospects, so there’s a nice balance.
Young prospects:
- Malik Nabers
- Malachi Fields
- Jalin Hyatt
Veterans with something left in the tank:
- Darnell Mooney
- Calvin Austin III
- Darius Slayton
- JuJu Smith-Schuster
- Braxton Berrios
- Odell Beckham Jr.
