The crazy stretch of the NFL offseason is finally over. The 2026 NFL Draft is done. The undrafted free agent frenzy is kaput. The schedule release has been calendar'd. And general manager Joe Schoen has finished doing some last-minute veteran free agent bargain shopping.
The theoretical, shorts-and-t-shirts portion of the New York Giants' offseason is officially history. Now, the real work begins as new head coach John Harbaugh prepares to separate the 53-man roster locks from the others.
To give you the ultimate roadmap for the summer, I'm launching my most ambitious project yet: the comprehensive Giants 90-man roster breakdown. Below is the complete positional look at the squad right now. Moving forward, this page is your live offseason hub -- I will routinely update this master list with direct links to individual, one-page breakout profiles for every single player currently on the team.
Without further ado, let the 90-man roster breakdown begin (starting with the offense -- defense will be added shortly)!
- The quarterback room
- Running (it) backs
- The flight crew
- Blue-collar wideouts
- Jaxson Dart's security detail
- Defensive line
- Pass-rushers
- Linebackers
- Safeties
- Cornerbacks
- Special teams
The quarterback room
There is zero mystery at the top of the depth chart. Jaxson Dart is firmly entrenched as QB1 after starting the bulk of last season, and Jameis Winston is locked in as the high-end backup this team needs.
The only real offseason movement here is the addition of veteran Brandon Allen, who fills out the depth chart and brings extensive system familiarity with new quarterbacks coach Brian Callahan from their time together in Cincinnati and Tennessee.
- Jaxson Dart
- Jameis Winston
- Brandon Allen
Running (it) backs
The G-Men are betting big on continuity by rolling out the exact same core from last season. The undisputed headliner here is Cam Skattebo. After taking over the lead duties as a rookie and running with unhinged physicality, a brutal Week 8 ankle injury cut his breakout short.
He just handed the fan base a massive win by announcing he will be 100% full-go for Week 1. Behind him, Tyrone Tracy Jr. steps back into his dynamic change-of-pace role after keeping the ship afloat last year, while highly paid veteran Devin Singletary remains a luxury insurance policy at RB3.
Also, shoutout to Patrick "Pancake Pat" Ricard for just being a massive dude who's here to help pummel defenders into other galaxies.
- Cam Skattebo
- Tyrone Tracy Jr.
- Devin Singletary
- Patrick Ricard
- Dante "Turbo" Miller
- Eric Gray
- Damon Bankston (R)
The flight crew
The WR room is overflowing with both dynamic potential and intense urgency heading into OTAs. While Wan'Dale Robinson departed for big money in Tennessee, Schoen aggressively rebuilt the depth behind Malik Nabers. All eyes are on the superstar (and I guess Darius Slayton) as they work their way back from offseason surgeries, opening up massive first-team reps for newcomers Darnell Mooney and a sizeable opportunity for Calvin Austin III.
Meanwhile, the G-Men traded up in the third round to grab massive Notre Dame wideout Malachi Fields, immediately putting pressure on Jalin Hyatt and Isaiah Hodgins in a crowded bottom-of-the-roster dogfight.
- Malik Nabers
- Darnell Mooney
- Darius Slayton
- Malachi Fields (R)
- Calvin Austin III
- Isaiah Hodgins
- Gunner Olszewski
- Ryan Miller
- Jalin Hyatt
- Xavier Gipson
- Beaux Collins
- Dalen Cambre
Blue-collar wideouts
The tight end room underwent a complete philosophy shift to mirror John Harbaugh’s vision of playing physical football. Big Blue let Daniel Bellinger walk in free agency to Tennessee, paving the way for a brand-new landscape. Schoen made a massive splash by signing playmaker Isaiah Likely to a multi-year deal to become the undisputed TE1.
But Theo Johnson is right on his tail after a breakout '25 season, while 2025 seventh-round draft pick Thomas Fidone II returns from a season-ending foot injury looking to carve out a role as a vertical seam-busting depth piece. Bruising veteran Chris Manhertz anchors the room as a heavy-package blocking specialist because this is the way.
Harbs has been on record saying this is the most talented TE room in the league, so let's put some money where some mouths are.
- Isaiah Likely
- Theo Johnson
- Chris Manhertz
- Thomas Fidone II
- Tanner Conner
Jaxson Dart's security detail
After years of being the ultimate punching bag, the offensive line took major steps forward last season. Schoen and Harby aren't celebrating yet, though. Rebuilding the trenches is still arguably the highest priority, and they completely weaponized the 2026 Draft to address it.
The bookends are locked down with Andrew Thomas and Jermaine Eluemunor at the tackle spots, but the interior is seeing a pretty big, much-needed shake-up. New York hit the draft lottery by landing foundational standout Francis "Sisi" Mauigoa at No. 10 overall, and they plan on kicking the former Miami Hurricanes star inside to instantly upgrade right guard. Combine him with free-agent addition Daniel Faalele, and the heat is officially turned up on returning starters John Michael Schmitz Jr. and Jon Runyan to preserve their roles under the new staff.
- Andrew Thomas
- Jon Runyan
- John Michael Schmitz
- Francis Mauigoa (R)
- Jermaine Eluemunor
- Marcus Mbow
- J.C. Davis (R)
- Daniel Faalele
- Evan Neal
- Joshua Ezeudu
- Lucas Patrick
- Aaron Stinnie
- Jake Kubas
- Bryan Hudson
- Reid Holskey
- Ryan Schernecke (R)
Defensive line
Pass-rushers
Linebackers
Safeties
Cornerbacks
Special teams
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