Beaux Collins Impresses with Giants Following NFL Draft Snub

East Rutherford, New Jersey — Former Notre Dame wide receiver Beaux Collins is making waves with the New York Giants despite not being drafted in the NFL. Collins has earned significant playing time during training camp and is even taking first-team reps.

The Big Blue Film Room highlighted Collins’ performance, noting that his first-team status carries weight at this time of year. ESPN beat reporter Jordan Raanan commented, “You are getting first-team reps, that means something, at this point in the summer.”

Collins’ success comes as teammate Malik Nabers is sidelined with an injury. This situation has allowed Collins to showcase his skills and impress the Giants’ coaching staff. His emergence during fall camp has positioned him as a potential starter, although the dynamics may shift once Nabers returns.

Collins has had quite a journey to reach this stage in his professional career. After three seasons at a previous school, he completed his eligibility with the Fighting Irish, posting impressive stats in his final year. At Notre Dame, Collins caught 41 passes for 490 yards and scored three touchdowns.

Fans will get another chance to see Collins in action later tonight as the Giants face off against the New York Jets in their second preseason game of the year. The outcome of this matchup could play a key role in Collins securing his spot on the roster.