Four members of the New York Giants recently made ESPN's All-NFC East team for their performances in the 2013 regular season.
After finishing eighth in the NFL in yards allowed, it's no surprise all four play on defense.
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However, the Eagles notched the most overall with 11, followed by the Cowboys (8), Giants (4), and Redskins (3), coinciding with their respective places in the final division standings.
Below is a look at the Giants' representatives on ESPN's All-NFC East team:
DE Justin Tuck
Tackles: 63
Sacks: 11.0
Forced Fumbles: 2
Interceptions: 1
"I approve of the choice of Tuck, who had a fine year and finished with 11 sacks thanks to the six he got in December against the Redskins." – Dan Graziano
DT Cullen Jenkins
Tackles: 31
Sacks: 5.0
Forced Fumbles: 2
Interceptions: 0
"The Giants were very strong at defensive tackle this year, and Jenkins is a worthy pick. I think Linval Joseph is the better and more impactful all-around player at the position, but Jenkins played well all year against the run and helped with the pass rush." – Dan Graziano
S Antrel Rolle
Tackles:98
Sacks: 2.0
Forced Fumbles: 2
Interceptions: 6
S Will Hill
Tackles: 77
Sacks: 0.0
Forced Fumbles: 2
Interceptions: 2
"Rolle gets (and attracts) the attention and played well, but I think Hill was the better player this year once he was back from his season-opening four-game suspension. The two of them function very well together in the Giants' system at safety, and that was a concern after they let go of Kenny Phillips -- finding a partner who could switch off with Rolle during the games and depending on the situations. Hill has done it and done it well." – Dan Graziano