Giants 2017 Depth Chart: Let’s See What It Looks Like

With the regular season here, let’s take a look at the first “unofficial” depth chart released by the New York Giants.

The “who is the right guard” question keeps coming up. The answer is, the same guy who has been in that starting spot all along — John Jerry.

Somewhat strangely, the Giants list fullback Shane Smith as the third-team tight end.

The Giants continue to list Jay Bromley as a starter at defensive tackle. Dalvin Tomlinson, though, is likely to get the start Sunday night against the Dallas Cowboys due to Bromley’s knee injury.

The value of J.T. Thomas is also shown here. He is lasted as a backup at both outside linebacker spots. The chart doesn’t show it, but if someone had to replace B.J. Goodson in the middle best guess is the Giants would turn to Thomas, who has played the middle, before Calvin Munson got a chance.

Like it or not, Dwayne Harris is going to get the first chance to be the Giants’ primary return man. If he doesn’t perform better than he did a year ago that will have to change. But, because of his history as a quality returner, so does giving him the opportunity.