DL B.J. Hill

After getting limited snaps earlier in the year, Hill has started three of the last four games due to his production whenever he's on the field. Harrison being traded also benefits Hill in getting more reps and opportunities.

LB Lorenzo Carter

The rookie has been taken under the wing of veteran linebacker Connor Barwin this season, learning everything he can. In the limited number of snaps, Carter has taken full advantage of it already having 2 sacks. Look for Carter to be used more as the season progresses.

WR Corey Coleman

The former first rounder is looking for a chance to prove to everyone that he belongs in the league. In 19 games in his career for the Browns, Coleman caught for 718 yards and 5 touchdowns.

DT Dalvin Tomlinson

Tomlinson has the longest current start-streak on the roster with 24. Now with Damon Harrison being traded to the Detroit Lions, this opens up for Tomlinson to step into a more natural role above the center.

WR Quadree Henderson

The Giants are now all of a sudden deep at the wide receiver spot, but Henderson is here for his special teams play. Henderson had 7 return touchdowns while at Pitt, and with one of the biggest struggles being kick and punt returns, Henderson could add a much needed spark.

CB B.W. Webb

Filling in once when fellow corner Eli Apple was injured against the Texans, Webb is now the other cornerback across from Janoris Jenkins. Webb has played well in his time being the starter, with him almost tying his career-high in total tackles through eight games.

CB Grant Haley

Haley showed flashes during training camp and the preseason, but ultimately was signed to the practice squad. After signing to the active roster, the Giants released Donte Deayon and traded away Eli Apple, opening up room for Haley. In his debut, Haley made 4 tackles against the Redskins.