NFC East

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All time, since 1925
.518
Win percentage
4
Super Bowls
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Two of the most improbable nights the modern game has produced belong here, both taken as an underdog nobody fancied. Malik Nabers is must-watch television, Cam Skattebo runs like he has taken personal offence, and Jaxson Dart has the makings. Seeding has never counted for much in these parts.
F. OrsiniClubhouse Correspondent, New York (NFC)

The fantasy roster, best rated first

14 rated
Key asset
Malik Nabers
WR#38
94.2
Cam Skattebo
RB#48
91.6
Jaxson Dart
QB#81
84.5
Isaiah Likely
TE#116
72.4
Malachi Fields
WR#177
52.6
Darnell Mooney
WR#208
41.4
Darius Slayton
WR#217
35.7
Theo Johnson
TE#218
35.6
Najee Harris
RB#255
19.6
Calvin Austin
WR#321
9.6
Odell Beckham
WR#390
4.2

Fantasy-relevant players only. Quarterbacks, backs, receivers and tight ends, which is what HexMetrics prices. None of them sit inside the league's top 25, 2 inside the top 50, 3 inside the top 100.

Roster strength
74.2
20 of 32, weighted starting seven
Team Power
40
32 of 32, both sides
Value-weighted age
25.0
9 of 32, youngest first
Indoor games
5/17
13 of 32, most first

How roster strength is built: the seven slots behind 74.2

HexScore rates a player against others at his own position, so the seven below are not added up: each is weighted by what its slot is worth to an offence, and the weights are in the last column.

QBJaxson Dart84.528%
RB1Cam Skattebo91.613%
WR1Malik Nabers94.217%
WR2Malachi Fields52.612%
TEIsaiah Likely72.413%
FLEXDarnell Mooney41.410%

The case for the 2026 season

Written before Week 1, and not revisited. Written 2026-08-21, before a single snap. Every result, injury and trade after kickoff is missing from it. Read it as a record of the argument rather than as a current one.

Last in Team Power, the hardest schedule in the league, and a quarterback slot at 84.5

The Giants rate 40 for Team Power, 32 of 32, which is last, on the hardest schedule in football at 32 of 32 counting easiest first. The skill group is a different story: roster strength 74.2, 20 of 32, with a quarterback slot at 84.5 and Malik Nabers at 94.2, 38 of 457. This is a building year and I am going to say so, which is a sentence most markets will not print in August.

The numbers that make it a building year

Rush defense z-scores at -2.75, which is 32 of 32 and therefore last in football by a wide margin. Pass defense ranks 20. The line ranks 28 of 32. Strength of schedule is the hardest in the league. Team Power reads 40 and there is no thirty-third place for it to fall to.

I am sceptical of preseason ceilings generally and of this club's particularly, and the four numbers above are why. A case that promises January off that foundation is a case written for somebody else's readership.

The uncertainty worth holding

Jaxson Dart rates 84.5 at quarterback, 81 of 457, and the slot carries 28% of the club figure. The scheme profile's quarterback input reads 0.48, which is one of the lowest in football, and those two numbers disagree more sharply than almost any other pair on this site.

I believe a young quarterback with rushing production is the most valuable uncertainty on any roster, precisely because it is uncertainty rather than a known quantity. The player rating and the scheme input are measuring different things and both are honest. What the disagreement between them says is that nobody knows yet, and a club that is last in Team Power is exactly where a club wants that particular question to be open.

A receiver on a bad offense

Malik Nabers at 94.2, 38 of 457, with the second receiver at 52.6 and the flex at 41.4. The first back rates 91.6, 48, and the tight end 72.4.

I think a receiver who commands a target share on a bad offense is under-priced by every model that reads team context, and this engine does read team context as an input. So the rating above is arrived at partly through a scheme the profile scores at 0.69 for pass efficiency and a line at 28 of 32. Move him to a competent offense and I do not think 94.2 is the number. That is a belief and I am labelling it as one.

What a building year is allowed to claim

The value-weighted age is 25, 9 of 32 counting youngest first, with 54.4% of the club's rated talent held by players under twenty-five. The plain roster age is 26.8, and the distance between those two figures says the young players are the good players. The forward-looking defensive composite reads 0.21 at 12 of 32, which is the one defensive number on this page that is not an indictment. The bye is week 8.

This fanbase has two specific January runs in its memory that both began somewhere near here, and it treats them as evidence that seeding is not destiny. I am not going to use them as an argument, because two results across two decades is a story rather than a distribution. The case is smaller and it is real: a top-twenty skill group, more than half its rated talent under twenty-five, and the most valuable open question in football at the position that decides everything. That is worth a season. It is not worth a prediction, and I have never needed a case to promise one.

The club record

82 players. Read from www.giants.com on 2026-10-28. Not a HexMetrics rating: this is what the club publishes.

Coaching staff

37 coaches

Head Coach

  • Head CoachJohn Harbaugh

Coordinators

  • Assistant Head Coach/Special Teams CoordinatorChris Horton
  • Offensive CoordinatorMatt Nagy
  • Defensive CoordinatorDennard Wilson

Offense

  • Offensive Line CoachMike Bloomgren
  • Passing Game Coordinator / Quarterbacks CoachBrian Callahan
  • Wide Receivers CoachChad Hall
  • Tight Ends CoachTim Kelly
  • Assistant Offensive Line CoachGrant Newsome
  • Football Analyst/Quality ControlNoah Riley
  • Senior Offensive AssistantGreg Roman
  • Offensive Quality ControlAdam Schrack
  • Offensive Quality ControlMike Snyder
  • Running Backs CoachWillie Taggart

Defense

  • Run Game Coordinator/Outside Linebackers CoachCharlie Bullen
  • Inside Linebackers CoachFrank Bush
  • Defensive Quality ControlBrendan Clark
  • Def. Pass Coordinator / Secondary CoachDonald D'Alesio
  • Defensive Line CoachDennis Johnson
  • Defensive Backs CoachAddison Lynch
  • Assistant Linebackers CoachMatt Pees
  • Assistant to the Head Coach/Defensive AssistantMegan Rosburg

Special Teams

  • Assistant Special Teams CoachT.J. Weist

Strength And Conditioning/Performance

  • Senior Assistant – Strength & ConditioningAaron Wellman
  • Director of High PerformanceSam Rosengarten
  • Director of Strength & ConditioningRon Shrift
  • Assistant Strength & Conditioning CoachChris Allen
  • Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach/Performance ManagerSam Coad
  • Assistant Strength CoachBrian Ellis
  • Director of Performance NutritionMatthew Frakes
  • Assistant Strength & Conditioning CoachMark Naylor
  • Assistant Director of Strength & ConditioningDrew Wilson

Football Analysts

  • Football AnalystBonner Bordelon
  • Football AnalystTaylor Kolste
  • Football AnalystKyrell Michael
  • Football AnalystSkyler Mornhinweg
  • Football AnalystPatrick Moynahan

Read from www.giants.com on 2026-10-28.

Depth chart

Offense

Defense

  • DT
    1. Shelby Harris
    2. Darius Alexander
    3. Bobby Jamison-Travis
  • NT
    1. DJ Reader
    2. C.J. Okoye
  • DE
    1. Darius Alexander
  • RUSH
    1. Kayvon Thibodeaux
  • MLB
    1. Tremaine Edmunds
    2. Micah McFadden
  • WLB
    1. Arvell Reese
    2. Jack Kelly
    3. Zaire Barnes
  • SAM
    1. Abdul Carter
    2. Kayvon Thibodeaux
  • CB
    1. Deonte Banks
    2. Nikko Reed
  • SS
    1. Tyler Nubin
    2. Jason Pinnock
  • FS
    1. Jevón Holland
    2. Ar'Darius Washington
    3. Elijah Campbell
  • CB
    1. Greg Newsome II
    2. Colton Hood
  • NB
    1. Dru Phillips
    2. Nic Jones

Special Teams

Full roster

13 of 65 rated
#PlayerPosHtWtAgeExpCollege
Active53
Offense
13Jake HaenerQB6-1200273Fresno State
18J.J. McCarthyRatedQB6-3219233Michigan
19Jameis WinstonRatedQB6-42313212Florida State
26Devin SingletaryRatedRB5-7203298Florida Atlantic
44Cam SkatteboRatedRB5-11215242Arizona State
-Gregory DesrosiersRB5-1120025RMemphis
45Patrick RicardFB6-33003210Maine
1Malik NabersRatedWR6-0200233LSU
17Darnell MooneyRatedWR5-11177287Tulane
88Malachi FieldsRatedWR6-422223RNotre Dame
89Charlie JonesWR6-0188274Purdue
9Isaiah LikelyRatedTE6-4241265Coastal Carolina
84Theo JohnsonRatedTE6-6264253Penn State
85Chris ManhertzTE6-62353411Canisius College
86Thomas Fidone IITE6-6255242Nebraska
78Andrew ThomasT6-5315277Georgia
76Jon Runyan Jr.G6-4307297Michigan
60Bryan HudsonC6-5305251Louisville
61John Michael Schmitz Jr.C6-4320274Minnesota
64Aaron StinnieOL6-3312329James Madison
65Francis "Sisi" MauigoaOL6-633521RMiami
67Josh SillsOL6-6325283Oklahoma State
71Marcus MbowOL6-5300232Purdue
72Jermaine EluemunorOL6-43383110Texas A&M
74J.C. DavisOL6-432223RIllinois
Defense
91Darius AlexanderDL6-4310262Toledo
93Shelby HarrisDL6-22883512Illinois State
97Bobby Jamison-TravisDL6-332825RAuburn
98DJ ReaderDL6-33353211Clemson
99C.J. OkoyeDL6-6365252
41Micah McFaddenLB6-2232265Indiana
46Zaire BarnesLB6-1232274Western Michigan
51Jack KellyLB6-124023RBYU
52Arvell ReeseLB6-424321ROhio State
54Malik HarrisonLB6-3247287Ohio State
3Abdul CarterOLB6-3252232Penn State
5Kayvon ThibodeauxOLB6-5258255Oregon
48Trace FordOLB6-2252251Oklahoma
2Deonte BanksCB6-2200254Maryland
12Colton HoodCB6-019521RTennessee
20Greg Newsome IICB6-0192266Northwestern
21Paulson AdeboCB6-1192276Stanford
22Dru PhillipsCB5-11180243Kentucky
31Nic JonesCB6-0189253Ball State
35Nikko ReedCB5-10180232Oregon
8Jevón HollandS6-1207266Oregon
24Ar'Darius WashingtonS5-8180265TCU
25Jason PinnockS6-0200276Pittsburgh
27Tyler NubinS6-2210253Minnesota
28Elijah CampbellDB5-11190316Northern Iowa
Special teams
34Dominic ZvadaRatedK6-318723RMichigan
15Jordan StoutP6-3214285Penn State
58Ben MannLS6-523224RBoston College
Reserve/Injured11
82Calvin Austin IIIRatedWR5-9162275Memphis
35Jarrick Bernard-ConverseCB6-1205264LSU
87Braxton BerriosWR5-9190319Miami
0Brian BurnsOLB6-5250288Florida State
6Jaxson DartRatedQB6-2223232Mississippi
39Thaddeus DixonCB6-119524RNorth Carolina
49Tremaine EdmundsLB6-4251289Virginia Tech
57Chauncey GolstonDL6-5277286Iowa
80Gunner OlszewskiWR6-0190298Bemidji State University
95Roy Robertson-HarrisDT6-73003310Texas-El Paso
29Tyrone Tracy Jr.RatedRB5-11210263Purdue
Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return1
38Korie BlackCB6-0190242Oklahoma State

Practice squad

1 of 17 rated
#PlayerPosHtWtAgeExpCollege
Practice Squad17
Offense
36Phil MafahRatedRB6-1232241Clemson
47Grant FinleyFB6-428123RMissouri Western
37Dontae FlemingWR6-2180241Tulane
81Jalin HyattWR6-0185254Tennessee
83Dalen CambreWR6-0192252Louisiana
68Josh GeskyOL6-530823RIllinois
69Geno VanDeMarkOL6-431424RAlabama
70Ryan ScherneckeOL6-833023RKutztown
73Kendrick GreenOL6-4315275Illinois
79Jarrod GrayOL6-731822RNo College
Defense
90PJ MustipherDL6-4318272Penn State
94Josh TupouDL6-3350327Colorado
-Dean LowryDL6-62963211Northwestern
55Chandler MartinLB6-0230231Memphis
96Dawuane SmootOLB6-32643110Illinois
33Jaden RobinsonCB6-0193251Oregon State
43Raheem LayneS5-11192273Indiana

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