Evan Neal

Experience: 4 years

Height: 6-7

Age: 25

Weight: 340 lbs

College: Alabama

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YEAR	TEAM	G	FUM	LOST	FF	OWN FR	OPP FR	TD
2024	New York Giants	9
2023	New York Giants	7
2022	New York Giants	13	0	0	0	1
TOTAL		29	0	0	0	1	0	0

YEAR	TEAM	G	Total	Solo	AST	SCK	SFTY	PDEF	INT	TDS	YDS	AVG	LNG
2024	New York Giants	9
2023	New York Giants	7
2022	New York Giants	13	1	1	0	0	0	0
TOTAL		29	1	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

Biography

Has played in 29 regular-season games with 27 starts and started two postseason games.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Has played in 29 regular-season games with 27 starts and started two postseason games.
In 2024, played in nine games with seven starts at right tackle…Made his 2024 debut at Pittsburgh (10/28/24) and his first start at Carolina (11/10/24).
In 2023, started all seven games in which he played at right tackle…Suffered an ankle injury at Buffalo (10/15/23) and missed the next two games…Returned to action at Las Vegas (11/5/23) and exited early due to injury… Placed on injured reserve on 12/24/23 to end his season.
As a rookie in 2022, started all 13 regular-season games and two postseason games in which he played at right tackle...Suffered a knee injury at Jacksonville (10/23/22) and was inactive for four contests.

COLLEGE

Started all 40 games in which he played at Alabama and missed only one game in three seasons due to a positive COVID-19 test in 2020…Started 13 games at left guard in 2019, 12 at right tackle in 2020 and 15 at left tackle in 2021.
As a junior in 2021, selected first-team All-America by the AFCA, FWAA, The Sporting News, CBS Sports, ESPN.com and USA Today and second-team by the AP…Named first-team All-SEC…Elected one of Alabama's permanent team captains.
In 2020, started 12 games at right tackle…Helped anchor the right side of the Alabama offensive line that blocked for the Power 5's No. 1 scoring offense (48.5 points-per-game), No. 1 pass efficiency offense (198.9), No. 2 passing offense (358.2 yards-per-game) and No. 2 total offense (541.6 yards-per-game).
In 2019, played multiple positions across the line before settling in at left guard…Selected to the freshman All-SEC squad by the league coaches…Helped the Tide's offensive line rank 3rd nationally in sacks allowed at just .92 per game (12 sacks in 406 pass attempts), No. 2 nationally in scoring (47.2 points-per-game), 3rd in passing (342.2 yards-per-game) and 6th in total offense (510.8 yards-per-game).

OFF-THE-FIELD ACTIVITY

Hosted a youth football camp for 500 youngsters from his hometown of Lake Okeechobee, Fla.… Hosted the second annual Jream Foundation fundraising dinner at MetLife Stadium to support underserved youth with programming and resources… After the team practice in Germany prior to the Sunday game, met with the 120 students that participated in the NFL Flag clinic… Met with members from the Wounded Warriors Project during their visit to the Quest Diagnostics Training Center to watch practice and enjoy a day with the Giants.

PERSONAL

Anchored the offensive line at IMG Academy in Bradenton, FL, where he was a 5-star offensive tackle by all major recruiting outlets and one of the top players in Florida…
Has seven siblings…Born and raised in Okeechobee, FL and grew up in a sports family, playing football and basketball throughout his childhood.
Attended Okeechobee High School as a freshman, when he played right guard and tackle and defensive tackle on the varsity.
After his freshman year, he transferred to IMG Academy, where he started at right guard as a sophomore…In his junior season, Neal saw action at tackle and guard, helping IMG to a 9-0 record…As a senior in 2018, played left tackle.
Neal's father, Eddie, played linebacker at Tulane…His cousin, Cleveland Gary, played running back at Georgia and Miami before becoming a 1989 1st-round draft choice (No. 26 overall), playing six seasons in the NFL for the Los Angeles Rams and Miami Dolphins…Neal's uncle, Jimmie Jones, was a defensive lineman at Miami and a 3rd-round pick in the 1990 NFL Draft, playing eight seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, St. Louis Rams and Philadelphia Eagles.

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