New York Giants Updated Depth Chart: What It Looks Like After Roster Shuffling

The New York Giants have been forced by injuries, especially at the wide receiver position, to make a number of roster changes. How have all of those changes impacted the team’s depth chart? Let’s take a look.

The season-ending wide receiver injuries to Odell Beckham Jr., Brandon Marshall and Dwayne Harris, obviously, make this chart look much different.

I wouldn’t pay a whole lot of attention to who is listed where until we actually see a game and see how Ben McAdoo plans to employ the receivers he does have. I don’t know that the Giants will do this full time, but I would expect to see more of Evan Engram either used as a wide receiver or at least split off the line of scrimmage.

Also, John Jerry remains listed as the starting right guard. It will, however, be interesting to see if D.J. Fluker actually moves into the lineup this week.

Not much has really changed here. One thing I am wondering is whether we might see some of Cap Capi with the Giants struggling to sack opposing quarterbacks.

Shane Vereen is listed first in both punt and kickoff return. I don’t think it would be surprising at all, though, if we see Ed Eagan handling those duties Sunday vs. the Denver Broncos.