The deal includes a $1.117 million base salary, a $67,000 signing bonus, and incentives for making the Week 1 active roster ($100,000) and attending offseason workouts ($25,000). After coming into the league with the Eagles, Stoll was a member of the Dolphins’ practice squad during the 2024 but did not appear in a game. He’ll likely compete for a depth roll behind Juwan Johnson, Foster Moreau, and Taysom Hill in New Orleans.

Stoll missed time during training camp with a brain injury and never made an impact upon his return, according to New York beat writers. The former Eagles tight end is likely to land with another team before Week 1. The Giants tight end depth chart includes Daniel Bellinger, Theo Johnson, and Lawrence Cager.

A 2021 UDFA, Stoll has spent his entire three-year career in Philly. Although he has just 20 career catches, Stoll could be part of the Giants’ pass-catching calculus if Darren Waller goes through with retirement. Already 26 years old, Stoll isn’t terribly projectable up the seam.

Stoll appears to be the Eagles' primary pass-catching tight end with Dallas Goedert injured. However, his role is a far cry from Goedert's. He'll be a complete desperation option in Week 14 against the Giants.