WR Odell Beckham (Rd. 1, Pick 12, LSU)After missing time with a hamstring issue, the first-rounder has caught three touchdowns in three games since making his NFL debut in Week 5. With Victor Cruz (torn patellar tendon) lost for the season, Beckham has moved into a starting role and could be a major factor in the second leg of the season.  

Center Weston Richburg (Rd. 2, Pick 43, Colorado State)Richburg started all 50 games in his four years at Colorado State and carried over that streak to the NFL, where he has started every game this season for the Giants at left guard.

DT Jay Bromley (Rd. 3, Pick 74, Syracuse)Playing behind skilled veterans, Bromley has suited up for just one game this season. However, his role may be expanded coming out of the break with the possibility of Cullen Jenkins (calf) missing some time. 

RB Andre Williams (Rd. 4, Pick 113, Boston College)While the Giants wait for Rashad Jennings (knee) to return, Williams has assumed the primary workload over the last two weeks. He has rushed 89 times for 280 yards and two touchdowns this season. He also has four catches for 25 yards.

DB Nat Berhe (Rd. 5, Pick 152, San Diego State)Aside from replacing starting safety Stevie Brown late in the Giants' victory over Houston in Week 3, Berhe's impact has been mainly on special teams. In seven games, Berhe has three tackles and one special teams tackle.

LB Devon Kennard (Rd. 5, Pick 174, USC)After an impressive training camp, Kennard missed Weeks 2-4 with a hamstring injury but returned to the field primarily on special teams. However, starting middle linebacker Jon Beason was forced to leave early in the Dallas game, making way for Kennard on defense. The rookie recorded four tackles, three of which were solo.

DB Bennett Jackson (Rd. 6, Pick 187, Notre Dame)Jackson was placed on practice squad/injured on Oct. 14. Previously, he played in four of the Giants' five preseason games this summer, recording eight tackles (seven solo) and one pass defensed.