Receiver

If anyone had told you at the start of the 2022 season that the New York Giants leading receivers would be guys not named Kenny Golladay, Kadarius Toney, ...

He also caught five touchdowns in his last seven games played (including postseason), tying with James as the team leader in regular-season touchdown receptions (four) and finishing just a fraction of a point (82.1 percent) behind James in reception percentage. There are questions as to whether the Giants might trade for a No. Shepard said he's open to returning, and the Giants seemed willing to consider that possibility depending on how his rehab goes. But he kept his head down, kept grinding, and displayed a welcomed attitude in the locker room, which earned him more opportunities to define his future. James finished the year catching 57 out of 70 pass targets, a solid 82.9 percent catch rate, for 569 yards and four touchdowns, working mostly from the slot. He dealt with a knee injury that cost him four games in the middle part of the season (though he finally did end up with his first touchdown in two seasons with the team). Robinson finished his rookie campaign catching 23 of 31 pass targets for 227 yards (one 100-yard receiving game, that in Week 11) and one touchdown in six games played with three starts. [Defensive Line](https://www.si.com/nfl/giants/big-blue-plus/2022-giants-position-review-defensive-line) His contract was traded to Kansas City in exchange for two 2023 draft picks, the Chiefs' compensatory third-round pick, and the team's original sixth-round selection. He finished what could very well be his last season as a Giant appearing in three games with two starts and catching 13 of 24 pass targets for 154 yards and one touchdown. And he famously declared earlier in the season, as his snaps and targets were reduced, that he His contested catch rate, which was supposed to be a strength of his game,