The New York Giants have signed veteran linebacker Malik Harrison to their practice squad. Harrison is a seven-year veteran who's a very familiar face for head coach John Harbaugh. Harrison was originally a third-round pick out of Ohio State by the Baltimore Ravens in the 2020 NFL Draft.

The Giants signed Harrison to their practice squad Thursday, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com reports. Harrison spent 2025 with the Steelers, but he will now rejoin coach John Harbaugh, who he previously played under in Baltimore. Barring injuries, it doesn't seem likely he'll see many regular-season snaps any time soon.

John Harbaugh keeps bringing known faces to the New York Giants, this time in the name of linebacker Malik Harrison.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers LB Malik Harrison is signing to the New York Giants practice squad “with the goal to contribute early,” per ESPN insider Jeremy Fowler. Free agent LB Malik Harrison is signing with the Giants practice squad with the goal to contribute early,

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Giants head coach John Harbaugh is adding one of his former Ravens players to the team’s practice squad. Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that the Giants are signing veteran linebacker Malik Harrison. Harrison played for the Steelers last season and he was released by Pittsburgh on Sunday.