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Braxton Berrios announced on Instagram that he will undergo season-ending surgery due to a foot/ankle injury sustained during Sunday's game, marking his third consecutive year with limited playing time. The 31-year-old receiver had been a primary returner and depth option for the Giants but finishes the season without any receptions despite being active in only one game. Charlie Jones is expected to take over Berrios' roles, while the team has added multiple receivers to their practice squad as potential replacements.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-07,
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On Tuesday, Braxton Berrios announced on Instagram that he would undergo season-ending surgery due to an injury sustained during the Giants' win on Sunday. This marks the third consecutive year Berrios has had his season cut short after six games, leaving him devastated and feeling like all his efforts over the past nine months have been in vain. As a primary returner and depth receiver, Berrios was valuable to the team but could not secure a permanent spot on the 53-man roster despite maxing out his three practice-squad elevations. He finished the season with four punt returns, five kickoff returns, and zero catches from one target before being sidelined again by injury. Charlie Jones is expected to take over Berrios' roles, while Berrios himself will become a free agent.
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For the third time in as many seasons, receiver Braxton Berrios won’t play in more than six games.
asserted
Berrios → play → games
Berrios announced Tuesday on Instagram that he is headed for season-ending surgery after he left Sunday’s Giants win with a foot/ankle injury.
asserted
he → announce → injury
“Two of my last three seasons ended this way,” Berrios wrote, “and I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t miserable right now.
asserted
I → end → seasons
I felt I belonged here this year and everything finally fell in place, now it feels like everything I’ve poured into the last 9 months is gone in the blink of an eye.
asserted
I → feel → eye
“The timing that I thought had arrived feels like a punishment again, but the good news about God is I know it’s coming.”
asserted
it → think → God
The Giants cut Darius Slayton before the first game and cut Odell Beckham Jr. last week.
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Giants → cut → Jr.
Berrios, as the primary returner and a depth receiver, held more value and needed to be signed to the 53-man roster because he maxed out his three practice-squad elevations.
asserted
he → hold → elevations
Berrios finishes the season with four punt returns, five kickoff returns and zero catches on one target.
asserted
Berrios → finish → target
Charlie Jones will fill Berrios’ multiple roles.
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Jones → fill → roles
Receivers Dalen Cambre, Jalin Hyatt and Dontae Fleming (added Tuesday) are on the practice squad.
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Cambre → add → squad
“I think our first look would be internally, yes,” head coach John Harbaugh said Monday when Berrios seemed to miss some time.
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Berrios → think → time
“We have guys that have been here practicing, who are in the system, know what they’re doing or are preparing for this opportunity.
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they → have → opportunity
I’m sure we’ll turn over every stone, too.
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we → ’m → stone
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