The Giants have added three undrafted free agents, according to media reports

NFL free agency has evolved into a mix of blind dates and musical chairs as teams often commit millions of dollars to players without meeting face to face. The Giants, however, did it differently this year.

People did not foresee much activity from the Giants in the 2021 free agency cycle. Inside the Quest Diagnostics Training Center, however, the plan was hatched.

View jersey numbers for the newest members of the Giants. Numbers are always subject to change. 

The Giants' president and chief executive officer believes the team can take a big step forward in Joe Judge's second season as head coach.

Kalu and Milton join Logan Ryan and Adoree' Jackson as former members of the Titans' secondary who have recently signed with the Giants. 

Shelton is a former first-round draft choice who has played in 87 career games with 72 starts.

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Ryan's belief that Jackson's presence will elevate the status of the secondary is rooted not only in the newcomer's talent, but in familiarity. The two defensive backs were Tennessee Titans teammates for three seasons.

Fulton, 29, brings skill and experience to the Giants' young offensive line. He started 44 games at right guard the previous three seasons for the Houston Texans, including all 16 contests in 2019.