The New York Giants are reportedly looking into a Kadarius Toney trade, ready to move on from the 2021 first-round pick after only a year. If the receiver is moved, perhaps it could open the door to a reunion with Odell Beckham Jr.

Toney’s first NFL season seemingly forced his exit from a new regime. After being selected with the 20th pick, viewed as a reach by many in the league, the playmaking receiver experienced a lot of issues. While he flashed exciting talent at times, he also was sidelined by injuries and was ejected for punching Dallas Cowboys safety Damontae Kazee in their Week 5 matchup.

New York deployed him in 10 games and Toney took issue with his role throughout the 2021 season. When a new front office and coaching staff arrived, there again seemed to be trouble. After not reporting for voluntary practices, Toney’s time in New York seems to be drawing to a close.

With Toney seemingly headed out the door, New York adds a new need it must address before the 2022 season. While the Giants could certainly draft a wide receiver, reuniting with Beckham Jr. might offer intriguing upside.

Former general manager Dave Gettleman traded Beckham to the Cleveland Browns in March 2019 following multiple seasons of issues with OBJ. During his time in Cleveland, Beckham Jr. suffered a torn ACL and lacked chemistry with quarterback Baker Mayfield.

While some might have thought Beckham’s best days were behind him, he proved he can still play at a high level with the Los Angeles Rams. In four playoff games, he snagged 21 receptions for 288 yards and two touchdowns. Unfortunately, weeks shy of free agency, he tore his ACL in the Super Bowl.

If the Giants are looking to part ways with Toney, a reunion with OBJ wouldn’t be out of the question. The Giants need a productive receiver after they had the least productive receiving corps in the league last season.