Parris Campbell

Parris Campbell is headed to the Giants on a one-year deal, a source told IndyStar, creating another question on the rebuilding offense.

Now, the Colts need to find a starting slot receiver to play alongside Michael Pittman Jr. The free agent class has started to dry up at the position, with Campbell, JuJu Smith-Schuster and Jacoby Meyers all inking deals. The Colts have been very quiet on the offensive side of the ball in free agency, only signing wide receiver Ashton Dulin back to the roster. Parris Campbell is headed to the Giants on a one-year deal, a source confirmed to the Indy Star. Instead, he's headed to the Giants to reunite with former Colts wide receivers coach Mike Groh on a one-year prove-it deal. New York made the divisional round of the playoffs in its first season with coach Brian Daboll.

Campbell, a second-round pick by the Indianapolis Colts in 2019, had a career-best 63-catch, 623-yard receiving season in 2022. Campbell is the second wide ...

Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News is reporting that Campbell is [signing a one-year deal with the Giants](https://twitter.com/PLeonardNYDN/status/1636413826353741829). Giants wide receivers coach Mike Groh was in that role with Indianapolis in 2020 and 2021. Campbell will likely be expected to play a significant role in the Giants’ offense. Campbell had a broken hand and broken foot in 2019, a knee injury in 2020 and a foot injury in 2021. His 63 receptions last season came on 91 targets, a catch percentage of 69.2. [among the players mentioned](https://www.bigblueview.com/2023/3/16/23642275/nfl-free-agency-2023-new-york-giants-sign-former-jets-wide-receiver-jeff-smith) in our look earlier Thursday at wide receivers who could be on the Giants’ radar.

The New York Giants' revamp of their passing attack reportedly continued Thursday with the addition of wide receiver Parris Campbell. Jordan Schultz of the…

That should help him use his speed to beat press coverage from cornerbacks and help the NFC East team make another run at the playoffs. It removed any doubt regarding whether he was the long-term franchise quarterback, so putting him in the best position to succeed is the ideal way for the contract to play out. Source on the terms of the deal: One year, $3 million.

ESPN's Jordan Raanan tweets that it is a one-year contract, while Mike Garafolo of NFL Network adds that it is worth $3MM (Twitter link). The deal has a maximum ...

Campbell can help in that regard, or on the perimeter as a starting-caliber option on a low-cost, potentially high-upside deal. That effort has resulted in a trade which [saw them acquire](https://www.profootballrumors.com/2023/03/giants-to-acquire-te-darren-waller-from-raiders) Pro Bowl tight end [Darren Waller](https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/W/WallDa01.htm?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.profootballrumors.com&utm_campaign=2023-03-16_pfr), something which should boost the team’s passing efficiency in the middle of the field. Campbell ranked second on the Colts in receiving yards, as the team struggled throughout the season to muster a capable passing attack. A Erickson of the Indy Star (on The deal has a maximum value of $7MM, per Joel. He registered 63 catches for 623 yards and three touchdowns, as he was finally able to put together a full, healthy season.

The Giants are continuing a busy start to free agency, signing receiver Parris Campbell to a new deal according to The Score's Jordan Schultz.

He acquired tight end Darren Waller earlier this week in a trade with the Las Vegas Raiders. The news of Campbell’s signing broke a little before Okereke was scheduled to speak with reporters on Thursday. “But you know, guys got to come in the league and figure out their body. And you saw in his first year of full-time production, he was very successful. He’ll also have a fellow Colts teammate joining him in New York in Bobby Okereke. He’s, you know, faced a lot of adversity with injuries.

The 6-foot-1, 208-pound receiver is coming off his best season as he caught 63 passes for 623 yards and three touchdowns.

View the best photos of wide receiver Parris Campbell, who reportedly agreed to terms with the Giants. [According to reports](https://twitter.com/NFL/status/1636412856907468801?s=20), the New York Giants agreed to terms with wide receiver Parris Campbell, pending a physical. 59 overall) by the Indianapolis Colts in 2019, Campbell put together his strongest season in 2022, catching 63 passes for 623 yards and three touchdowns while playing all 17 games.

The New York Giants have landed one of the top wide receivers on the open market, landing former Indianapolis Colts playmaker Parris Campbell, per Jordan.

[New York Giants](https://empiresportsmedia.com/category/new-york-giants/) have landed one of the top wide receivers on the open market, landing former Indianapolis Colts playmaker Parris Campbell, [per Jordan Schultz](https://twitter.com/Schultz_Report/status/1636409993539862532). The Giants had the slowest WR room in the NFL last season, ranked by route-weighted 40-yard dash times ( 2022 was Campbell’s first time playing a full season of football. [According to Mike Garafolo](https://twitter.com/MikeGarafolo/status/1636417326848393251), Campbell’s contract with New York is a one-year deal worth $3 million. He has the ability to play in the slot or on the outside and is coming off of a career year in 2022. Campbell also has a history of playing as a return specialist, returning seven kicks for 175 yards as a rookie in 2019.

Campbell joins the Giants from the Indianapolis Colts on a one-year deal that can be worth $6.7 million. It has $3 million fully guaranteed. Slayton returns on ...

They cut free agent disappointment [Kenny Golladay](https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/_/id/2974858/kenny-golladay) on Wednesday. [Indianapolis Colts](https://www.espn.com/nfl/team/_/name/ind/indianapolis-colts) on a one-year deal that can be worth $6.7 million. Slayton has finished with over 700 yards receiving in three of his four professional years. Slayton, who turned 26 in January, is coming off a season when he was buried deep on the depth chart throughout the summer. His career marred by a litany of injuries, Campbell, 25, was eager to demonstrate what he could do when healthy. He appeared in 17 games for the

The New York Giants entered this year's free agency period in dire need of wide receiver reinforcements.

Two good guys on the edge (Kayvon Thibodeaux and Azeez Ojulari). I got two great guys playing in front of me (Dexter Lawrence II and Leonard Williams). This was unique because it was a great offer and a great team fit. He noted on Thursday that there were multiple reasons why he elected to sign with the NFC East side. For one, he [reportedly](https://twitter.com/MikeGarafolo/status/1636421354873389056?s=20) reached an agreement with [Parris Campbell](/tag/parris-campbell) on a one-year deal that includes a $1.4 million base salary. And you’re getting a great leader.

The Colts have lost a wideout, who is coming off a career year.

Metcalf (who’s a physical freak), and it’s proven to be a rather poor pick in retrospect. There’s been less productive picks than Campbell, but the fact that he played the same position as now two top NFL wideouts who were taken right after him: Terry McLaurin (his Ohio State teammate) and D.K. The 25 year old had 63 receptions for 623 receiving yards (9.9 ypr.

Former Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Parris Campbell will be joining the New York Giants roster, but he looks back on the last four years with gratitude.

Kevin Hickey of Colts Wire breaks down what the New York Giants and their fans can expect from WR Parris Campbell.

“Even with the ghastly quarterback play, Campbell still posted career-high numbers in receptions, receiving yards and touchdowns. Returned in Week 18 just in time to see Carson Wentz blow the Colts’ 97% chance at a playoff berth. Out for the rest of the season. “His bad luck with injuries may even be on par with the former franchise quarterback of the Colts. On the very first play of Week 2, he took a low hit from Harrison Smith. He brings good size and elite speed (4.31 40) as a solid slot option and is electric after the catch.

Originally a second-round draft pick by Indianapolis in 2019, Campbell is coming off his most productive season yet.

He was also a star on the track and powered SVSM to the 2013 Ohio State outdoor track and field championship by anchoring victorious 4×100 and 4×200-meter relays and taking second in the 100. He was telling me about the facility, about the people here, just how family-oriented it felt and just for the opportunity itself. In his final collegiate season, Campbell set the Ohio State record at the time with 90 receptions and became only the fifth Buckeye to top 1,000 receiving yards in a season with 1,063. His game against Michigan as a senior included the sixth-most receiving yards in school history – 192 – and the second-best yards per reception average at 32.0. "It definitely was not as exciting as it was for the Giants fans at that time," the former Colt said of last season's matchup when the Giants clinched a playoff spot. It was the second-longest of his career (he had a 51-yard touchdown against Houston in 2021). In that same game, Colts linebacker Bobby Okereke also made a favorable impression at MetLife Stadium on New Year's Day, when he had a career-high 17 tackles, including 13 solo and two for loss, plus a forced fumble, in the Colts' 38-10 loss to the Giants (who clinched a playoff berth). "Obviously, he was here yesterday, and he was kind of telling me about his day and all that stuff. Speaking specifically on that day, I was on the sideline just watching Daniel [Jones] run up and down the sideline going crazy. In 2022, he caught 63 passes for 623 yards and three touchdowns in addition to carrying the ball five times for 58 yards (long of 28 yards). Like I said, was able to play all 17 last year, so I was extremely blessed." Then just speaking in terms of last year, being able to play a full 17 (games), that's all I ever wanted to do.

Parris Campbell reflected on his rocky career thus far and spoke of his hope for the future.

The Giants reached a deal with Colts free agent receiver Parris Campbell and agreed to re-sign receiver Darius Slayton on Thursday.

They cut free agent disappointment [Kenny Golladay](https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/_/id/2974858/kenny-golladay) on Wednesday. Slayton has finished with over 700 yards receiving in three of his four professional years. Slayton, who turned 26 in January, is coming off a season when he was buried deep on the depth chart throughout the summer. [Indianapolis Colts](/nfl/team/_/name/ind/indianapolis-colts) on a one-year deal that can be worth $6.7 million. His career marred by a litany of injuries, Campbell, 25, was eager to demonstrate what he could do when healthy. He appeared in 17 games for the