Apparently Miles is now the favorite to start opposite rookie Landon Collins at free safety, the Newark Star-Ledger reports.

Nothing is set in stone yet, and Nat Berhe and Bennett Jackson are also in the mix.

Miles is signing with the Giants on Wednesday, the Baltimore Sun reports.

An undrafted free agent in 2010, Miles has just 72 tackles in 67 career games (three), as he's mostly made his living on special teams. He did take on a larger defensive role with the Ravens last season, and he was surprisingly one of the stronger performers in a weak secondary. With the Giants having the least experienced group of safeties in the league, it's not out of the question that Miles could push for a starting role, even though he drew minimal interest as a free agent.

Miles did not play a defensive snap in Sunday's 29-7 win over the Falcons.

The Ravens used a four-safety rotation comprised of Darian Stewart, Terrence Brooks, Matt Elam and Will Hill. Miles, who worked as the nickelback earlier this season, did not have any kind of a role. The Ravens used cornerback Dominique Franks in the nickel defense, as opposed to going with a third safety. Miles mostly went unnoticed when he was getting snaps, which isn't necessarily a bad thing for a safety. He still figures to see see most of his playing time on special teams in the coming weeks.

Working as the nickelback, Miles played 50-of-60 defensive snaps in Thursday's 26-6 win over the Steelers.

With top CB Lardarius Webb (back) out for a second straight wees, the Ravens opted for a third safety over a third corner in the nickel. Miles didn't record any defensive snaps in Week 1, and while he held up well against the Steelers, he's unlikely to go anywhere near 50 snaps in the coming weeks. Miles does seem to be the top backup at free safety, which means he could perhaps come into some IDP value if Darian Stewart is benched or suffers an injury. Though not especially impressive through two weeks, Stewart has played decently enough that he should keep his job.

Ravens re-signed S Jeromy Miles to a one-year contract.

Ravens claimed S Jeromy Miles off waivers from the Bengals.

26-year-old Miles is a smart kid from UMass, and the Ravens may use him to gather intel on the division-rival Bengals. He can also play special teams.

Bengals re-signed restricted free agent S Jeromy Miles.

Miles appeared in all 16 games for the second straight season in 2012, registering 28 tackles mainly as a special teams player. Starting strong safety Chris Crocker is a free agent, but Miles is a long shot to be his replacement.

Bengals re-signed exclusive rights free agent S Jeromy Miles.

The Bengals also tendered a contract to restricted free agent LS Clark Harris. Miles appeared in all 16 games last season, making 16 tackles, 14 of which came on special teams.

Bengals signed S Jeromy Miles from their practice squad.

The Bengals lost both Roy Williams (concussion) and Chris Crocker (knee, injured reserve) in Week 11, so they're in need of some depth. An undrafted rookie, Miles played his college ball at U-Mass.