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The Giants unofficial depth chart has Darnell Mooney as the No. 2 receiver alongside Malik Nabers. Malachi Fields and Odell Beckham Jr. are their backups.
Cam Skattebo listed as the top running back with Tyrone Tracy Jr. OR Najee Harris OR Devin Singletary next.
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- Sep 8 Pat Leonard (X) Giants’ 1st depth chart of the regular lists Deonte Banks ahead of the highly paid Paulson Adebo as a starting corner opposite Greg Newsome Darnell Mooney alongside Malik Nabers at WR with Fields and OBJ behind. Berrios not even listed there RB is listed as Skattebo and then everyone else in a jumble Jevon Holland is atop the punt return depth chart now, not Berrios. Deonte Banks and Devin Singletary the top kick returners
- Sep 8 Dan Duggan (X) The Giants' "unofficial" depth chart for Week 1 officially lists a few notable developments that we saw as the preseason progressed: • Chauncey Golston as a starting DE alongside DJ Reader and Shelby Harris. • Greg Newsome and Deonte Banks starting corners. Also: • Tyrone Tracy, Najee Harris and Devin Singletary all listed as RB2. • Darnell Mooney listed as the starting WR alongside Malik Nabers. • Kayvon Thibodeaux no longer listed as a co-starter with Abdul Carter. • They list a starting nickel corner now, and it's Dru Phillips, as expected. • Jevon Holland listed as the top punt returner. Uhh, no. That'll be Braxton Berrios.
- Sep 8 Jordan Raanan (X) The Giants unofficial depth chart has Darnell Mooney as the No. 2 receiver alongside Malik Nabers. Malachi Fields and Odell Beckham Jr. are their backups. Cam Skattebo listed as the top running back with Tyrone Tracy Jr. OR Najee Harris OR Devin Singletary next.
- The Giants WR depth chart: Malik Nabers Malachi Fields Darnell Mooney Odell Beckham Jr. Practice Squad Braxton Berrios (punt returner) Charlie Jones Dalen Cambre Jalin Hyatt
- Lost me at hexadecimal, but it really is crazy, especially with letting non QB/specialists were 0-19. Jake Haener is on the practice squad as the third QB. He's No. 12. Assume Hood had to switch because they'd need a number between 0-19 if Haener ever gets elevated. 0: OLB Brian Burns 1: WR Malik Nabers (unretired) 2: CB Deonte Banks 3: OLB Abdul Carter 4: Retired 5: OLB Kayvon Thibodeaux 6: QB Jaxson Dart 7: Retired 8: S Jevon Holland 9: TE Isaiah Likely 10: Retired 11: Retired 12: QB Jake Haener (practice squad) 13: WR Odell Beckham Jr. 14: Retired 15: P Jordan Stout 16: Retired 17: WR Darnell Mooney 18: WR Darius Slayton 19: QB Jameis Winston · Quoting Particle Man: @DDuggan21 Giants need to unretire some numbers. They have like 14 currently retired and they need 70 numbers for the regular roster plus PS players, plus a few more for guys on IR/PUP. Either that or switch to hexadecimal.
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Giants offensive snap counts vs. Cowboys:
• Cam Skattebo very clearly RB1, as expected. We made such a big deal about Malik Nabers' return, but can't overlook that was Skattebo's first game since his own significant injury. He still runs insanely hard.
I thought Tyrone Tracy would be RB2, but that was clearly Devin Singletary. Tracy didn't play an offensive snap after his second-quarter fumble and I think he's on the fast track to taking Najee Harris' spot as a healthy scratch.
I don't love giving Singletary many carries. He gets what's there and not much more. But he was the passing down back and was very effective when the Cowboys inexplicably neglected to cover him in the flat for an entire drive.
• They rotated receivers/personnel packages at a dizzying rate. Not surprised that Malachi Fields was the clear leader in WR snaps. His blocking is going to have him on the field a lot. You saw them take some vertical shots to him, and he made a great diving catch on one but was out…
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- 5d Jordan Raanan (X) Giants WR and TE snap counts: Malachi Fields 49 Darnell Mooney 39 Malik Nabers 36 Isaiah Likely 34 Theo Johnson 32 Chris Manhertz 23 Odell Beckham 11 Braxton Berrios 11 Giants RBs and FB: Cam Skattebo 41 Patrick Ricard 36 Devin Singletary 25 Tyrone Tracy Jr. 2
- 5d Dan Duggan (X) Giants offensive snap counts vs. Cowboys: • Cam Skattebo very clearly RB1, as expected. We made such a big deal about Malik Nabers' return, but can't overlook that was Skattebo's first game since his own significant injury. He still runs insanely hard. I thought Tyrone Tracy would be RB2, but that was clearly Devin Singletary. Tracy didn't play an offensive snap after his second-quarter fumble and I think he's on the fast track to taking Najee Harris' spot as a healthy scratch. I don't love giving Singletary many carries. He gets what's there and not much more. But he was the passing down back and was very effective when the Cowboys inexplicably neglected to cover him in the flat for an entire drive. • They rotated receivers/personnel packages at a dizzying rate. Not surprised that Malachi Fields was the clear leader in WR snaps. His blocking is going to have him on the field a lot. You saw them take some vertical shots to him, and he made a great diving catch on one but was out…