The Giants have activated WRs Sterling Shepard and Jamison Crowder from the Non-Football Injury List. They’re practicing today, but both veterans remain off the redraft radar.

Giants WR Sterling Shepard unsurprisingly begins training camp on the PUP list. He tore his left ACL last September. And that followed a 2021 Achilles' tear. If Shepard's ready to begin this regular season on time, it'll be a victory for him. We'll watch his status through summer.

Giants WR Sterling Shepard is running routes in 7-on-7 work, according to insider Art Stapleton. It's good progress as Shepard works back from a torn left ACL suffered on September 26. He re-signed with the Giants in March on a 1-year deal worth just $1.3 million with $0 guaranteed. So Shepard isn't even a lock to make the final roster -- although Stapleton says, "I think the speculation on here about Shep not making the team is very premature. Would not count him out." We'll see, but Shepard isn't worth a pick in early best-ball drafts.

Giants WR Sterling Shepard will miss the rest of the season after tearing his left ACL in the final minutes of Monday night's loss to the Cowboys. It's the 2nd straight year ended by a devastating injury. Shepard tore the Achilles' tendon in the same leg in December. We'll see how this recovery treats him.