NY Giants roster: Kenny Golladay or Kadarius Toney pace passing attack?

David Sills V

David Sills has intriguing size and athleticism, it just may not be enough to make this team. After an impressive offseason and camp last season his roster chances were dashed with an injury placing him on IR. Sills has his work cut out for him, he could be a top practice squad candidate.

Derrick Dillon

Derrick Dillon is 5’11, 184 pounds, and runs under a 4.3 40. Dillon was a part of LSU’s record-breaking offense and National Championship team in 2019. Unless he puts up a monster performance, the road may end in 20201 for Dillon in New York.

Austin Mack

Austin Mack snuck onto the roster last season as an undrafted free agent from Ohio State. His blocking abilities helped immensely and his toughness showed throughout the season. Mack doesn’t have any elite athleticism or physical skills working in his favor. It’s an uphill battle for the Giants’ last receiver from 2020.

C.J. Board

C.J. Board was surprisingly re-signed this offseason. Board offered little to the Giants last year on special teams or offense. He is a veteran at this point with little upside. He will compete in training camp and likely will look for external options in the NFL to continue his career.

Alex Bachman

Alex Bachman fits the mold of a ‘Joe Judge type of player’. He is a gritty, hard-nosed football player who keeps his head down and puts in the work. Bachman could be a practice squad player as he further develops his skills in 2021.