The New York Giants held their rookie minicamp in early May, giving the 2026 draft class their first opportunity to practice in team gear. Coach John Harbaugh praised first-round linebacker Arvell Reese for his impressive size (6-foot-4, 243 pounds) and agility, noting his ability to drop into coverage without errors. Reese's physicality was likened to the Hulk by teammate Colton Hood, who also shone during the camp with a standout interception returned for a touchdown. Francis Mauigoa, the 10th overall pick, transitioned to right guard and appeared ready for the NFL at 6-foot-5, 339 pounds. He showed promise in the run game but has a learning curve ahead. Malachi Fields, the third-round receiver, made several catches, although he had a few drops, which contrasts with his strong college performance. Other rookies like Bobby Jamison-Travis and J.C. Davis also displayed potential, with Jamison-Travis fitting well at nose tackle and Davis starting at left tackle despite being raw. Overall, the minicamp offered a positive glimpse into the future of the Giants' roster.