WR BRANDON MARSHALLYou can't miss him. He's 6-foot-4, 230 pounds, and usually wearing bright red tights. But the new Giants wide receiver is a lot more than that. The six-time Pro Bowler has amassed 941 catches, 12,061 yards and 82 touchdowns in his career.

TE EVAN ENGRAMThe Giants drafted the most productive tight end in Ole Miss history with the No. 23 overall selection. He was the first tight end drafted in the first round by the Giants since Jeremy Shockey in 2002.

SAFETY DARIAN THOMPSONAfter injuries ended his promising rookie season, Thompson is back to lock down a starting role opposite All-Pro Landon Collins. Thompson, a third-round draft choice, left Boise State as the Mountain West's all-time interceptions leader.

OT ERECK FLOWERSFlowers stayed to train at the Quest Diagnostics Training Center for the offseason, and the results showed up in the spring. Praised by coaches for his offseason conditioning, Flowers returns for a third year at left tackle, one of the most important positions on the field.

LB B.J. GOODSONAfter playing only 13 defensive snaps as a rookie, Goodson is in line to start at middle linebacker. The fourth-round draft pick had the benefit of learning from Giants legend Antonio Pierce, who spent time as a coaching intern in the offseason.