The New York Giants are one of the most storied teams in the NFL. The franchise has been relevant for decades and has a strong following around the nation.
Here, we will look at the highest-paid Giants of all time in terms of contracts.
Five highest-paid players in New York Giants history
Here's a look at the best-paid players in the history of the New York Giants. Please note that all figures are from Spotrac:
5. Dexter Lawrence, Defensive tackle - $37,501,040
Dexter Lawrence is a vital part of the Giants' defense in 2024. The Clemson product has Pro Bowl potential, and he's earning a tidy amount to contribute to the team's postseason push.
Lawrence has been with the Giants since 2019, earning $37,501,040 for his efforts.
4. Andrew Thomas, Tackle - $43,345,588
Top-notch offensive tackles are rare these days. Thankfully, the Giants have theirs in Andrew Thomas. The Giants selected him with an early Round 1 pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.
Thomas has earned $43,345,588 since then, proving an unmovable option in the team's rotation.
3. Daniel Jones, Quarterback - $72,129,056
Daniel Jones was drafted as the successor to the No. 1 name on our list. Jones has shown signs of being a top-tier quarterback in the modern NFL, but he'll need to do more to dispel his detractors.
In the meantime, Jones has earned $72,129,056 during his six-year spell with the franchise.
2. Michael Strahan, Defensive end - $76,335,500
Michael Strahan could have nullified your favorite team's best player with a smile. He was the Giants' best defensive player for almost two decades.
Strahan earned $76,335,500 during a 15-year spell with the Giants and was instrumental in preventing the New England Patriots from having the perfect season.
1. Eli Manning, Quarterback - $252,280,004
Eli Manning is one of just two quarterbacks to beat Tom Brady in a Super Bowl game; he had so much fun doing it the first time that he did it twice. Manning is arguably the greatest player in the New York Giants' history.
Eli Manning earned $252,280,004 during his 16-year stint with the New York Giants.