Metro New York’s Giants All-Decade Team

It’s been an ugly end to the decade for the New York Giants after coming away with a fourth Super Bowl title in 2012.

The end of the Tom Coughlin era has seen the Giants descend further into the depths of the standings thanks to uncertain leadership.

Pat Shurmur is vying with Ben McAdoo for the title of one of the worst coaches in franchise history while general manager Dave Gettleman has the team facing its third-straight season of having five wins or fewer.

The conclusion of the 2010s also brings the end of Eli Manning’s Giants career. The 38-year-old quarterback’s 16-year reign as the starting man under center ended this season as Daniel Jones is firmly set as the franchise passer of the future.

There’s been plenty of roster turnover, along with ups and downs, but we at Metro New York did our best to put together the Giants’ team of the decade.

Giants All-Decade Team

QB- Eli Manning

2010-2019

62% passing, 38,379 yards, 241 TD, 156 INT

RB- Saquon Barkley

2018-Present

2,218 rush yards, 1,134 receiving yards, 22 TD

TE- Evan Engram

2017-Present

153 receptions, 1,766 yards, 12 TD

WR- Odell Beckham Jr.

2014-2018