Updated NY Giants, roster, depth chart ahead of 2023 NFL Draft

With the 2023 NFL Draft less than a week away, we figured it would be best to take a look at what the NY Giants depth chart is currently looking like. The Giants have made a number of signings since the offseason began, so we know it can be difficult to keep up with it all.

It has been quite the offseason thus far, as not only has Joe Schoen and the Giants front office made tons of moves to improve the team, but it's just going to get better once we learn the incoming rookie class from this year's draft. With that being said, here is a look at what the Giants roster and depth chart looks like prior to the NFL Draft:

Quarterbacks and Running backs:

Quarterbacks:
Daniel Jones and Tyrod Taylor

No surprises here, especially following Daniel Jones' massive contract extension that was signed this offseason. This will likely keep Jones with the Giants until 2026 barring something crazy. Alongside Jones, we have Tyrod Taylor, who signed a two-year deal with the Giants last offseason and will easily remain the team's backup for the entirety of the 2023 campaign.

What could get interesting, though, is what the Giants decide to do about their QB3 spot, which is currently empty. More likely than not, this will be filled with a rookie QB from this year's draft class.

Running backs:
Saquon Barkley, Matt Breida, Gary Brightwell and Jashaun Corbin

Similar to the Quarterbacks, there aren't many surprises with the current running back core, as it is pretty much the same as it was last season. While things have gotten interesting regarding Saquon Barkley's potential contract extension, this likely won't change that he will be the Giants starting back in '23.

However, this could potentially open the door for the Giants to grab his replacement at some point in this year's draft. While they likely won't be selected in the first three rounds, look forward to a running back possibly being selected. This could cause a player like Corbin or Brightwell to be released to make room for the potential rookie.