Justin Boone· Mar 21, 2026
Boone ranks Isaiah Likely as TE12, expects him to start the season strong with Nabers hurt, and touts Chig Okonkwo in Washington as a late-round value; he also likes Terry McLaurin as a draft target.
“So this is going to be a great start to the year for Likely.”
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Isaiah Likely · 2026 season · positional finish5 calls from 4 pundits between 5 positional finish and 12 positional finish. Justin Boone said 12 positional finish. the room's median is 12 positional finish. not settled yet
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- Positional FinishesIsaiah LikelyNew York GiantsMar 21, 2026
Isaiah Likely to finish top 12 at his position, by fantasy points
“believe I have likely right now at tight end twelve. I think he's right in that range.”
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What others said about the same people
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- Bob FolgerRoster Spot Calls · Zaire BarnesHit · 100Reviewing the Giants' defense and special teams in the preseason game against Miami, Folger states he has little doubt linebacker Zaire Barnes will make the roster, largely on the strength of his special teams play.
- Patricia TrainaRoster Spot Calls · Braxton BerriosMiss · 0Traina projects the Giants' Week 1 inactive list: Darius Slayton, Thomas Fidone II, Tyrone Tracy Jr., Elijah Campbell, J.C. Davis and Bobby Jamison-Travis, with Braxton Berrios elevated from the practice squad.
- Carter BahnsRoster Spot Calls · Odell Beckham Jr.Miss · 0The unsigned newsletter names five big-name veterans it expects to be cut ahead of Sunday's 53-man roster deadline, saying not to be surprised if they are free agents by the end of the weekend.
- Patricia TrainaRoster Spot Calls · Malik NabersHit · 100Previewing the Giants' preseason finale, Traina says John Michael Schmitz is locked in as the starting center and identifies Malik Nabers, Malachi Fields and Darius Slayton as receivers certain to make the 53-man roster.
- Charean WilliamsRoster Spot Calls · Odell Beckham Jr.Hit · 100Williams writes that Calvin Austin's season-ending ACL injury and placement on IR improves Odell Beckham Jr.'s chances of making the Giants' 53-man roster.
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