The Giants worked out veteran CB Sam Webb on Monday at The Greenbrier, per Aaron Wilson — part of a 12-plus-player workout day. Webb, undrafted in 2022 out of Missouri Western, has NFL tape with the Raiders and Browns.

The New York Giants worked out veteran cornerback Sam Webb at The Greenbrier on Monday, NFL reporter Aaron Wilson reported on X, citing a league source. The workout went well, per Wilson — one of more than a dozen players the Giants auditioned in what Wilson called the biggest workout day yet for New York at camp.

Webb, an undrafted free agent out of Missouri Western who ran a 4.48-second 40-yard dash at the 2022 NFL Scouting Combine, has genuine NFL tape. He spent time with the Las Vegas Raiders, where he picked off a pass in preseason and forced and recovered a fumble against Miami. He later landed with the Cleveland Browns, where he turned in a moment worth noting: a 47-yard scoop-and-score after linebacker Jerome Baker stripped Bengals tight end Noah Fant — a play that earned a NFL.com "Can't-Miss Play" clip.

That résumé puts Webb in a different category from the other players the Giants looked at Monday. Where Purdue's Tony Grimes is a prospect still working his way onto a first roster and SMU's Ahmaad Moses was recently cleared after spinal fusion surgery, Webb is a veteran corner with three-plus seasons of professional exposure. Under John Harbaugh, who is running his first Giants camp, the team has been aggressive on the workout circuit — and a day that included a CB with this kind of track record suggests the secondary is still an area of focus heading into August.

Wilson first reported a Giants interest in Webb earlier this year. Monday's visit, and the favorable review from the source, moves him from a name on a list to a real candidate for a roster spot.