NEW YORK GIANTS Roster Breakdown and TEAM NEEDS





NEW YORK GIANTS (5-11)
Picks in first 3 rounds: 6, 17, 37, 95
13 total picks

 NEEDS: 
QB: The Eli Manning era has been great for the most part but it is time to find his successor.
EDGE Rusher: Lorenzo Carter, Kareem Martin and Markus Golden are all solid football players but none are elite pass rushers. 
3-4 DE: In two seasons, Dalvin Tomlinson has established himself as one of the better nose tackles in the league but he needs help on the line. 
CB: Sam Beal is unproven and Grant Haley is better in the slot. 
ILB Depth 
O-Line Depth 
WR Depth 

 2020 KEY FREE AGENTS:
QB: Eli Manning
WR: Sterling Shepard
EDGE: Marcus Golden
DB: Michael Thomas

IDEAL DRAFT:
6. Quinnen Williams-Bama-DL3T
6-3/303
or
Rashan Gary-MICH-DL3T
6-4/277/26reps/4.58
17. Drew Lock-Mizzou-QB
6-4/228
37. Cody Ford-Oklahoma-OL 
6-4/329/34.0/19r
73. Chase Winovich-Michigan-EDGE
6-3/256/6.94/4.59/18r






Staff 
GM: David Gettleman
Head coach: Pat Shurmur
Offensive coordinator/quarterbacks: Mike Shula
Defensive coordinator: James Bettcher  3-4
Name PFF Grade POS Age Snaps Size Stats 

GP

ATT

CMP

PCT

YDS
Eli Manning QB 37 1009 6-5/218 16 576 380 66 4299

TD

INT

RATE

RuYds RuTD
21 11 92.4 20 1
GP RushYds AVG REC Rec Yds TD
Saquon Barkley RB 22 852 6-0/233 16 1307 5.1 91 721 8
GP REC TGTS YDS AVG TD
Sterling Shepard WR 26 934 5-10/194 16 66 107 873 13.2 4
Evan Engram TE 24 475 6-3/234 11 45 64 577 12.8 3
Golden Tate-PHL WR 31 606 5-10/199 7 74 113 795 10.7 4
Rhett Ellison TE 30 557 6-5/251 14 25 34 272 10.9 1
Bennie Fowler WR 28 369 6-1/216 10 16 27 199 12.4 1
Cody Latimer WR 26 209 6-2/215 6 11 16 190 17.3 1
Scott Simonson TE/ST 27 289 6-5/249 16 9 14 86 9.6 1
OFFENSIVE LINE (21)
Nate Solder 74.2 LT-14 31 1027 6-8/319
Kevin Zeitler-CLV 74.4 RG-4 29 1091 6-4/319
Will Hernandez 65.6 LG-8 23 1027 6-2/327
Spencer Pulley 55.9 C-25 26 566 6-4/301
Chad Wheeler 47.4 RT-31 25 857 6-7/306
Jon Halapio 69.4 C/G 28 116 6-3/317
DEFENSE
FRONT (24) GP TCK SACK TFL PD INT
Dalvin Tomlinson 78.9 34 Nose 25 628 6-3/310 16 59 0 7.5 0 0
Alec Ogletree 50.7 ILB-81 27 885 6-3/242 13 93 1 7.5 8 5
B.J. Hill 69.7 34 DT 23 642 6-5/311 15 48 5.5 7.0 2 0
B.J. Goodson 66.2 ILB-41 25 513 6-1/242 15 61 0.5 5.5 4 2
Kareem Martin 60.5 OLB 25 610 6-6/270 16 48 1.5 6.5 2 0
Lorenzo Carter 65.8 OLB 23 441 6-5/250 15 43 4 7.0 4 0
Markus Golden-ARZ 52.3 EDGE 28 393 6-2/260 15 38 4 12.5 4 0
Connor Barwin 48.6 EDGE 32 289 6-4/266 15 12 1 1 4 0
Olsen Pierre-ARZ 45.4 34 DT 28 245 6-5/293 10 12 0 1 0 0
Tae Davis 42.3 LB 22 343 6-1/224 14 33 2 2.5 1 0
SECONDARY (21) GP TCK SACK TFL PD INT
Jabrill Peppers-CLV 77.6 SS-21 23 764 5-11/213 16 79 1 5.0 5 1
Janoris Jenkins 68 CB-53 30 1088 5-10/193 16 70 0 2 15 2
Antoine Bethea-ARZ 64.7 FS-64 34 1111 5-11/196 14 102 2 12.0 1 0
Grant Haley 69.2 Slot  23 429 5-9/194 10 33 0 2 2 0
Sam Beal  IR CB 22 6-1/189
Michael Thomas 69.2 Dime/ST 30 521 5-11/201 16 59 1 2.5 6 2
Unsigned Free Agents on roster in 2018
GP REC TGTS YDS AVG TD
Russell Shepard WR 28 184 6-0/195 12 10 19 188 18.8 2
John Greco 57.8 C/G 34 488 6-5/305

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