Two short summers ago, Will Tye was the lowest rung in the tight ends room, picking up scraps of snaps where he could and trying to make an impression on his coaches and teammates.
This year, he’s the longest-tenured Giant at his position.
Things change quickly in the NFL.
“I remember coming in being the young guy, sixth guy on the depth chart, and just watching and paying attention,” said Tye, a product of Stony Brook University. “If I had questions I definitely asked, I raised my hand.”
The Giants added quite a bit to the tight end group this offseason, signing Rhett Ellison and drafting first-round pick Evan Engram.