Giants To Re-Sign WR Isaiah Hodgins

After losing Wan’Dale Robinson via free agency earlier today, the Giants are retaining another one of their free agent wideouts. According to Jordan Schultz, the Giants are re-signing wide receiver Isaiah Hodgins.

Hodgins will be sticking in New York via a one-year deal, according to Schultz. The wideout will now continue his second stint with the organization for at least another year.

Hodgins started the 2025 campaign on the Steelers practice squad, but he was signed to the Giants active roster in November. He ended up getting into seven games (five starts) for New York, hauling in 10 of his 19 targets for 115 yards and one touchdown. In those seven games, Hodgins got into more than 75 percent of his team’s offensive snaps.

A former sixth-round pick by the Bills, Hodgins made a name for himself once he joined the Giants via waivers in 2022. He caught touchdowns in four of the team’s final five games that season, with the receiver ultimately finishing with 351 yards in eight games. He also showed up in the playoffs, when he hauled in 105 receiving yards and a touchdown on eight catches in a Giants win over the Vikings.

Hodgins got a full season in New York in 2023, when he finished with 21 catches for 230 yards and a pair of scores. He was waived after the 2024 preseason and spent most of that season on New York’s practice squad. He later inked a futures deal with the 49ers, and he eventually joined the Steelers practice squad prior to his second stint with the Giants.

The 27-year-old will likely continuing serving in a back-of-the-depth-chart role for the Giants in 2026. Malik Nabers will lead the grouping when he’s healthy enough to play, and Darius Slayton will continue to command targets. The team will surely continue adding to the position throughout the offseason, but Hodgins is currently set to compete with the likes of Gunner Olszewski, Xavier Gipson, Jalin Hyatt, and Ryan Miller for reps.