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Berrios, who is entering his seventh professional season, was among several players participating in Monday's practice session at the team's East Rutherford facility. His return to the organization follows his release during the final roster cutdown period over the weekend, a tactical move that allowed the Giants to manage their personnel while securing the veteran for their immediate special teams needs.
Strategic Roster Moves and Practice Squad Additions
As a vested veteran, Berrios did not have to clear the waiver process, allowing the Giants to bring him back into the fold quickly. The franchise views him as their primary option for punt returns, and the current expectation is that he will be elevated to the active roster in time for the home opener. This transition is widely anticipated to be a temporary measure before he is officially added to the 53-man roster.
The practice squad also saw the return of wide receiver
The Giants' recent roster adjustments also included the signing of wide receiver Dalen Cambre and quarterback Jake Haener to the practice squad. These moves come as the team finalizes its composition following the decision to retain veteran Odell Beckham Jr. on the active roster. For Berrios, the focus now shifts to regaining momentum after a difficult stretch that saw him play in only 10 games over the past two years due to injury. Having previously spent time with the New York Jets, Miami Dolphins, and Houston Texans, he will look to provide stability for the Giants as they prepare for their divisional showdown against Dallas.
