Andrew Thomas Fantasy

New York Giants offensive tackle Andrew Thomas has reached an agreement on a five-year, $117.5 million deal to stay with the organization long-term. The former No. 4 overall pick earned his first All-Pro honors in 2022 and cashed in. His $23.5 million average salary placed him second among offensive tackles, just behind Houston Texans tackle Leremy Tunsil ($25 million). New York struggled with offensive line play over the last half-decade, so locking up Thomas was a priority this offseason and he'll continue to protect Daniel Jones' blindside for the foreseeable future.

Jul. 26th • 10:11 AM

New York Giants left tackle Andrew Thomas (ankle), who missed four games last year with an ankle injury that required offseason surgery, has been rehabbing and is expected to be ready for training camp. "Rehab is coming along pretty well. I'm doing everything the trainers ask me to do," Thomas said. "Definitely moving a lot better and I'm prepared to be ready for training camp." Thomas is the only returning offensive lineman from last year and is currently penciled in to start at left tackle next to guard Shane Lemieux, Jon Feliciano, Mark Glowinski and Evan Neal. A healthy Thomas on quarterback Daniel Jones' blind side will go a long way if the Giants want to turn around their shoddy offensive-line play.

Jul. 17th • 10:04 AM

New York Giants offensive tackle Andrew Thomas (ankle) has been cleared for the team's offseason program. The young tackle underwent ankle surgery after the season, which is his second ankle surgery in two years. He missed three games last season due to injury, but returned for the final eight games. The hope is that Thomas will be ready for the start of training camp. The former first round pick is expected to be a significant part of the offensive line, assuming he can stay healthy.

Apr. 24th • 9:42 AM