Giants bringing back G Aaron Stinnie on one-year deal: reports

The Giants continue beefing up their offensive line, bringing back G Aaron Stinnie on a one-year deal, according to numerous reports.

Stinnie spent last season with Big Blue, and he started three of the 16 games he appeared in.

Prior to that, the undrafted free agent played for the Titans and Buccaneers.

Stinnie spent most of his time as a backup with Tampa Bay, but he was thrust into the offensive line rotation during the team’s 2020 Super Bowl run, helping protect Tom Brady as the Bucs won their second Super Bowl in franchise history.

Back in the Big Apple, he could compete for playing time but figures to serve as a quality depth piece for a group that's been plagued by the injury bug the past few seasons.

New York also brought back Greg Van Roten, and they've added James Hudson III and Stone Forsythe in free agency.

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