2.) Sterling Shepard
The Giants desperately need their playmakers on offense to remain healthy. Sterling Shepard was one of the many that missed significant time in 2019. Having suffered two concussions last year and experiencing symptoms throughout the season, he managed to play in just 10 games. Out of his four years in the NFL, he has played all 16 games twice.
Unfortunately, Shepard was on pace for a record season in the yards department before he went down. He is one of the best pass catchers on the team and a security blanket for Daniel Jones. If he can remain healthy, we know the type of production Sterling can produce. Having assistance from Golden Tate on the outside and Darius Slayton would open up the field exponentially for him to operate.
One of Sheps more underrated skills is his ability to score touchdowns. In his rookie season back in 2016, he recorded eight scores but hasn’t recorded more than four since. The Giants should make him a focal point in the red zone and look his way far more often.