Patrick Ricard out to give Giants fans ‘exactly what they want to see’
By Paul Schwartz
Published on March 13, 2026.
Patrick Ricard, a 300-pound fullback for the New York Giants, has joined the team from the Ravens for a two-year, $7.63 million contract. Ricard played under head coach John Harbaugh at the Ravens and is known for his physicality and ability to open holes for Cam Skattebo. The Giants' decision to sign Ricard was seen as an inspired move by the team. Despite not being selected in the 2017 draft, Ricard has 49 career receptions for 323 yards and seven touchdowns. He has been a first or second-team All Pro in each of the past three seasons and was selected for his sixth Pro Bowl.
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