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Wayne Gallman will likely find himself in a hard-fought battle for a roster spot in 2020, something he probably didn’t envision when he was drafted by the NY Giants.
When the NY Giants drafted runningback Wayne Gallman in the fourth round of the 2017 NFL Draft, most agreed the team had gotten a steal and potentially a starting ‘back for the future.
After a decent rookie campaign that saw him average 4.3 yards-per-carry and 34 receptions in a disaster of a season for the NY Giants, he had shown enough promise to be considered the leader in the clubhouse to be the starter heading into 2018 barring any offseason moves.