Revisiting the 2011 NY Giants Draft Class & Latest Giants News

Round 1: Prince Amukamara, CB, NebraskaPrince Amukamara spent five years with the Giants, appearing in 55 games and starting 45 of them. He recorded 261 tackles, seven interceptions, 43 pass deflections, three forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, and six tackles for loss. After his stint with the Giants, he played for the Jaguars, Bears, Raiders, and Cardinals, with a brief period with the Saints. He retired as a Giant in 2023, finishing his career with 113 games, 99 starts, 10 interceptions, and 78 pass deflections. Prince was known as a solid but not elite cornerback, often hindered by minor injuries. A devout Christian and dedicated philanthropist, he works with Up2Us Sports and Alliance Sports Training in Omaha.Round 2: Marvin Austin, DT, North CarolinaMarvin Austin's college career was marred by controversy over improper benefits, leading to his ineligibility in his senior year. Drafted by the Giants, he missed his rookie season due to a torn pectoral muscle. Over his career, he played in 26 games, recording 22 tackles. His NFL journey included short stints with the Dolphins, Cowboys, and Broncos. He last appeared in the NFL in 2015 and has stayed out of the public eye since, with little known about his post-football life.Round 3: Jerrel Jernigan, WR, TroyJerrel Jernigan contributed to the Giants' Super Bowl win as a rookie, primarily as a kick returner. His best season came in 2013 with 29 catches for 329 yards and two touchdowns. Jernigan's career totals include 34 games, 38 catches for 391 yards, and three total touchdowns. After his NFL career, he briefly signed with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the CFL but never played a game. He now serves as the head coach at Eufaula High School in Alabama, his alma mater, and was named the 5A Coach of the Year in 2023.Round 4: James Brewer, T, IndianaJames Brewer, who began playing football only in his senior year of high school, spent four seasons with the Giants, playing in 26 games with eight starts. He signed with the Jets in 2015 but was waived before the season. His life after football remains largely private.Round 6: Greg Jones, LB, Michigan StateGreg Jones started games as a rookie due to injuries in the Giants' lineup and was part of the Super Bowl-winning team. He was cut before the 2012 season and later played briefly for the Jacksonville Jaguars and in the CFL. Jones earned a CFL All-Star nod in 2015. He is married, has a daughter, and is active in various ventures, including motivational speaking and leadership camps. He also works with Rodan+Fields, a multi-level marketing company, and has a consulting role.Round 6: Tyler Sash, DB, IowaTyler Sash's career was cut short by injuries and a suspension for using Adderall. He played 23 games for the Giants, recording 26 tackles and one forced fumble. Tragically, Sash passed away in 2015 at age 27 due to a drug overdose, later revealed to have stage 2 CTE.Round 6: Jacquian Williams, LB, South FloridaJacquian Williams made a crucial play in the 2012 NFC Championship game, forcing a fumble that led to the game-winning field goal. He played every linebacker position for the Giants and was mentored by Jon Beason. Williams' career totals include 51 games, 22 starts, 242 tackles, and two sacks. After leaving the Giants, he did not return to the NFL but did receive interest from several teams. He has a son and remains relatively private.Round 7: Da'Rel Scott, RB, MarylandDa'Rel Scott made the Giants' roster as a rookie and played 20 games over three seasons, primarily as a backup and special teams player. His career ended due to injuries, and he later played in the CFL. Scott now lives in Pennsylvania with his wife and three children, working as a Sports Performance Coach.PFF ranked Malik Nabers 42nd overall, 22nd among wide receivers. Other Giants listed include Devin Singletary (98th), Wan'Dale RobSend us Fan MailSupport the show