Grace's Greatest Giants of All Time

The fourth episode in 2018 features the New York Giants. Grace talks about 50 players. The updated version has been added several times after its airing.

1. Lawrence Taylor
2. Eli Manning
3. Emlen Tunnell (d. 1975)
4. Rosey Brown (d. 2004)
5. Mel Hein (d. 1992)
6. Michael Strahan
7. Harry Carson
8. Andy Robustelli (d. 2011)
9. Frank Gifford (d. 2015)
10. Phil Simms
11. Sam Huff (d. 2021)
12. Brad Van Pelt (d. 2009)
13. Leonard Marshall
14. Carl Banks
15. Tiki Barber
16. Amani Toomer
17. Mark Bavaro
18. Y.A. Tittle (d. 2017)
19. Rodney Hampton
20. Kyle Rote (d. 2002)
21. Fran Tarkenton
22. Jimmy Patton (d. 1972)
23. Spider Lockhart (d. 1986)
24. Jessie Armstead
25. Mark Haynes
26. Alex Webster (d. 2012)
27. Joe Morris
28. Tuffy Leemans (d. 1979)
29. Ken Strong (d. 1979)
30. Charlie Conerly (d. 1996)
31. Ray Wietecha (d. 2002)
32. Jim Katcavage (d. 1995)
33. George Martin
34. Arnie Weinmeister (d. 2000)
35. Odell Beckham Jr.
36. Dick Lynch (d. 2008)
37. Osi Umenyiora
38. Steve Owen (d. 1964)
39. Jeremy Shockley
40. Ron Johnson (d. 2018)
41. Homer Jones (d. 2023)
42. Del Shofner (d. 2020)
43. Justin Tuck
44. Red Badgro (d. 1998)
45. Joe Morrison (d 1989)
46. Victor Cruz
47. Hakeem Nicks
48. Plaxico Burress
49. Bob Tucker
50. Jason Pierre-Paul

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