Giants’ Foundation Built from Draft’s Middle Rounds

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Since 2000, the New York Giants have selected 39 players in the NFL draft and only one – tight end Jeremy Shockey – has gone to a Pro Bowl. Some of their highly touted picks have been busts, some have battled injuries, and some haven’t had much of a chance to play yet. But while recent drafts haven’t yielded a bounty of stars, last Sunday’s win over the Vikings revealed what a good job the Giants have done at finding talented players in the late and middle rounds who can contribute.

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