Gillan appears to be the lone punter entering camp this year, despite missing four games last season with a hamstring injury (he was replaced by Matt Hauck). The Giants were in the middle of the pack in net average (40.3), but their 36 punts inside the 20 were tied for the third-highest in the NFL last year.

The New York Giants cornerback room has a ton of potential for 2025 and should see multiple players take developmental jumps from last year. After signing Paulson Adebo from the New Orleans Saints this past offseason, the expectation is that both Adebo and Deonte Banks will be starting on the outside this year.

With NFL training camp season upon us, Jeremy Bergman provides a refresher on the New York Giants' roster changes, position battles and notable subplots.