Who is one Giant that you wish won a Championship/Super Bowl

Spider Lockhart
Doug van Horn
Doug Kotar

were for some reason the first 2 names that popped into my head. Keith Hamilton as well. It's great that some of the guys I started watching in the 90s got their 07 ring (Toomer and Strahan).

Did Howard Cross win a ring? I feel like he was on the team for 30 years.

In comment 15377949 Mike from SI said:

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were for some reason the first 2 names that popped into my head. Keith Hamilton as well. It's great that some of the guys I started watching in the 90s got their 07 ring (Toomer and Strahan). Did Howard Cross win a ring? I feel like he was on the team for 30 years.

Cross was on the SB 25 team

In comment 15377949 Mike from SI said:

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were for some reason the first 2 names that popped into my head. Keith Hamilton as well. It's great that some of the guys I started watching in the 90s got their 07 ring (Toomer and Strahan). Did Howard Cross win a ring? I feel like he was on the team for 30 years.

He did; he was on the Super Bowl 25 team.

Not only because a pretty well distinguished NYG WR, but also, anyone who was ever at Training Camp up in Albany knows that Ike Hilliard accommodated every last fan that wanted to interact with him. Even if it meant standing out in the sun and heat after practice for an hour. He is just a great guy.

Chris Calloway
Keith Hamilton
Jason Sehorn
Corey Miller

K Hamilton
Hilliard

Greg Larson, Tucker Frederickson, John Mendenhall, Del Shofner, and yes, Tiki Barber

And Dave Jennings was here a long time on a lot of bad teams. Would've been cool if we'd put it all together while he was still here.

And, if I can't say Jesse Armstead, then Keith Hamilton is my #2.`

It would have capped an amazing turnaround after hitting rock bottom with his alcoholism and put an exclamation mark on the point that people can change

Not his fault McVay called a run. His grandson can take a flying leap too.

I'm over my disdain for his antics and he was the offensive player I loved watching the most. I appreciate him even more now with the disappointing Saquan.

Tiki did it all - unbelievable runner with crazy power and balance for his size, great receiver, fabulous blocker.

Sehorn.

I just wish his career had worked out differently. He was so damn good and really the only interesting thing about this team in almost 10 years.

But he handled himself poorly. And, like so many Giants in the past 15 years, long term injuries prematurely eroded his ability.

There is a world in which he is an absolute Giants legend. Not this world unfortunately.

In comment 15377970 Mad Mike said:

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And Dave Jennings was here a long time on a lot of bad teams. Would've been cool if we'd put it all together while he was still here.

+1 on Jennings.

Jason Sehorn
Greg Comella
Joe Jurevicius

He was an awesome player who played his ass off!

Was my favorite player when I was a kid.

Agree with all the other names mentioned too. Especially Brad Van Pelt.

I’m out on Tiki. In on LP

as also a dave in hoboken, i second jason sehorn.

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In comment 15377985 Jerry in_DC said:

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I just wish his career had worked out differently. He was so damn good and really the only interesting thing about this team in almost 10 years. But he handled himself poorly. And, like so many Giants in the past 15 years, long term injuries prematurely eroded his ability. There is a world in which he is an absolute Giants legend. Not this world unfortunately.

I had a similar thought. It's sad how that turned out.

Ron Johnson

Rodney Hampton

John Mendenhall

Spider Lockhart

Troy Archer

Bob Tucker

In comment 15378077 Bill2 said:

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Ron Johnson Rodney Hampton John Mendenhall Spider Lockhart Troy Archer Bob Tucker

Rodney won a Ring with the 1990 Giants.

A Ron Johnson/Fran Tarkenton team wining a Super Bowl around 1970 or so would have probably changed my whole attitude about sports, and maybe about life in general. Seriously, growing up with my favorite teams ALWAYS sucking really shaped some of my whole outlook.

only played with the Giants and Vikings. Destined to be without a trophy.

He did himself no favors by trashing Eli on day one of his broadcasting career. But he was really a great player and had a great career

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Jessie Armstead would be a close second.

I wish Simms was the starting - and winning - QB against the Bills in SB25 so he would now be in the HoF.

I know this doesn't answer this specific question, but I have always been irritated the Simms isn't in Canton.

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Joe Morris
many others...

In comment 15378130 bw in dc said:

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I wish Simms was the starting - and winning - QB against the Bills in SB25 so he would now be in the HoF. I know this doesn't answer this specific question, but I have always been irritated the Simms isn't in Canton.

He should be. And I think he's a lock if he's the starter & we win XXV.

In comment 15377960 mpinmaine said:

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K Hamilton Hilliard

Agree with this and I'll add Charles Way, Jason Sehorn, and Tiki Barber.

I don't agree with the Tiki adds, but to each their own. He was a helluva Giant, but the off the field stuff still sticks in my craw.

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Angel. I Forgot about that

and John Mendenhall.

In comment 15378147 mvftw said:

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Joe Morris many others...

Morris has a ring from the 86 team, he was a monster that year

In comment 15377955 Chris684 said:

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Not only because a pretty well distinguished NYG WR, but also, anyone who was ever at Training Camp up in Albany knows that Ike Hilliard accommodated every last fan that wanted to interact with him. Even if it meant standing out in the sun and heat after practice for an hour. He is just a great guy.

Great summation of Ike as a Giant Chris684, my son wore #88 on his youth football team and I went up to Albany and Ike did as you said. He signed an autograph to my son who was in camp that day so I did not bring him. The next year I brought my son to Albany and we got Matt Bryant's autograph. He had a long career and was very nice to us. My son has passed on but those moments bring back happy memories.
My mind went right to Tiki and Hamilton on the original question. Those 2 players kept us in the hunt and were tough as well as fun to watch.

Ike was a great Giant. And fuck Dawkins for that cheap shot that ended his '02 season.

In comment 15378207 SFGFNCGiantsFan said:

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Ike was a great Giant. And fuck Dawkins for that cheap shot that ended his '02 season.

That still makes me angry to this day. He was a dirty fucker

Sort of doesn’t answer the question but seeing Sterling Shepard win a ring would be a thrill for me

glad tiki didn't get it actually.

Joe morris on the team when they won in 86

Armstead was the first who came to mind. Then Jennings, Van Pelt, Hamilton, Tiki