Stone Forsythe is the second offensive tackle added to the Giants roster since the start of free agency. The New York Giants, still waiting to land a veteran quarterback, have added another piece to their offensive line’s depth in the form of Stone Forsythe, his agency AMDG Sports announced.

The New York Giants have been relatively active during the NFL's legal tampering window, agreeing to terms with five players and re-signing at least seven more. Their activity is not slowing down either, as they have now agreed to terms with Seattle Seahawks offensive lineman Stone Forsythe, according to Art Stapleton.

The Giants are making another addition to their offensive line. The agents for tackle Stone Forsythe announced that their client has agreed to terms with the NFC East club. No terms of the agreement have been announced.

Smith-Marsette joined the Giants last year and played in 15 games. He had a 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in a late-season win over the Colts and averaged 34.6 yards on kickoff returns. Smith-Marsette also returned punts and he took one of those back for a score while with the Panthers in 2023.

The New York Giants have announced they are bringing back wide receiver and kick returner Ihmir Smith-Marsette on a one-year deal. Smith-Marsette made a name for himself in 2024 with his dynamic special teams play,