Introduction: 

The New York Giants are home to some of the most iconic and memorable offensive skill players in history. Below are the best quarterback, running back, full back, tight end and wide receivers of all time for the giants. 

Reminder: 

• This is not an opinion article, it is based off of stats
• These are players total stats, so their stats shown were not all when they played for the giants 

Quarterback:

Eli Manning (2004-2019)

Because of his incredible Super Bowl success, longevity over a 16-year career, franchise records for passing yards and touchdowns, leadership and poise on the field, extraordinary consistency in his play, and a string of memorable moments that will always be remembered as part of Giants history, Eli Manning is regarded by all as the greatest quarterback in New York Giants history. Manning stands out in the franchise’s quarterback history because of his two Super Bowl victories and his capacity to perform well under pressure.

Stats-

Record: 117-117 | 60.3 Cmp% | 57,023 Yds | 366 TD | 244 Int | 567 Rush Yds | 7 Rush TD | 4x Pro-Bowl (08, 11, 12, 15) | 2016 Walter Payton Man of the Year | 2007 and 2011 Super Bowl Champion

Running back:

Tiki Barber (1997-2006)

Due to his team records for rushing yards and total yards from scrimmage, his flexibility as a receiver and rusher, his steady play over a ten-year period, and his overall effect on the team’s offense, Tiki Barber is frequently recognized as the greatest running back in New York Giants history.

Stats-

4.7 Yds/A | 10,449 Yds | 55 TD | 586 Rec | 5,183 Rec Yds | 12 Rec TD | Led League in YScm 2004 and 2005 (2,096, 2,390) | 3x Pro-Bowl (04, 05, 06) | 1x All-Pro (05)

Full back:

Larry Csonka (1968-1979)

For a variety of reasons, Larry Csonka is regarded as one of the greatest fullbacks in New York Giants history. His brief but significant tenure with the Giants created a legacy, even though he is more well-known for his time with the Miami Dolphins. During his time with the club in the early 1970s, Csonka was a vital component of the attack thanks to his strong and brutal running style. His adaptability was demonstrated by his capacity to block, catch passes, and assist in short-yardage situations.

Stats- 

 1,891 c | 8,081 yards | 106 catches | 820 Rec Yds | 68 td’s | 5 Pro Bowls | 1 Super Bowl MVP award | 2 championships

Wide Receiver 1:

Amani Toomer (1996-2008)

Because of his lengthy tenure with the organization, Amani Toomer is frequently considered as one of the greatest wide receivers in New York Giants history. Toomer’s statistical dominance is evident in the many franchise records he owns, such as the most career receptions, receiving yards, and touchdown catches. He was a dependable presence on the field because of his consistency and dependability as a target for Giants quarterbacks, especially throughout his 13-year stay with the organization.

Stats-

668 Rec | 9,497 Yds | 54 TD 

Wide Receiver 2:

Odell Beckham Jr. (2014-2018)

Because of his incredible influence during his very brief time with the New York Giants, Odell Beckham Jr. is sometimes regarded as the second-best wide receiver in franchise history. Beckham stands out for his athleticism, highlight-reel receptions, and capacity to alter the outcome of games with his playmaking abilities. As a rookie, he made an immediate impression and broke many NFL and team records. Even though he didn’t play for the Giants for as long as some other greats, he was still one of the most memorable and influential wide receivers in franchise history—second only to the great Amani Toomer—because of his explosive presence on the field, numerous Pro Bowl choices, and consistently high level of performance.

Stats-

390 Rec | 5,476 Yds | 44 TD | Led League in Yds/G 2014 (108.8) | Led League in Yds/Tch 2016 (13.5) | 3x Pro-Bowl (14, 15, 16) | 2014 Offensive Rookie of the Year 

Tide end:

Jeremy Shockey (2002-2007)

Jeremy Shockey’s explosive and devastating style of play has earned him the title of finest tight end in New York Giants history. Known for his blend of quickness, agility, and dexterity, Shockey was an essential part of the Giants’ offensive line throughout his time on the team. He was a vital target for the quarterbacks of the Giants, and opposition defenses were always caught off guard by him. In 2002, Shockey had an especially successful rookie season, winning him Pro Bowl and All-Pro recognition.

Stats-

371 Rec | 4,228 Yds | 27 TD | 4x Pro-Bowl (02, 03, 05, 06) | 1x All-Pro (02)

Works referenced for the article:

• https://www.ffastronauts.com/post/all-time-teams-new-york-giants
• https://www.statmuse.com/nfl/player/larry-csonka-4517