Jerry Reese Draft History and Grades
6 draft classes, 2012-2017. Every pick graded against its slot.
The answer
Jerry Reese has made 39 picks. 11 became starters and 10 were busts. Draft Value Added per pick: -14.2, league average -7.6. That ranks 48 of 55 GMs with 20+ picks.
Best at wide receivers (+12.4 vs league on 4 picks) and edge rushers (+3.7 vs league on 5 picks). Weakest at safeties (-25.3 on 3 picks) and cornerbacks (-16.8 on 5 picks).
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By position
Draft Value Added compares each pick's peak season to what that draft slot usually produces. Click a position to see those picks in the explorer.
Best and worst picks
Best value
- Devon Kennard (EDGE, R5 2014) +48 DVA
- Geremy Davis (WR, R6 2015) +45 DVA
- B.J. Goodson (EDGE, R4 2016) +37 DVA
Worst value
- David Wilson (RB, R1 2012) -58 DVA
- Davis Webb (QB, R3 2017) -54 DVA
- Ryan Nassib (QB, R4 2013) -49 DVA
Tenure
- Giants: 2007-2017
Whoever was in the chair on draft day owns that class. Our pick window starts in 2012, so earlier classes are not counted.
Every pick
| Year | Pick | Player | Pos | School | DVA | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | R1, #23 | Evan Engram | TE | Mississippi | +20.4 | starter |
| 2017 | R2, #55 | Dalvin Tomlinson | DL | Alabama | +21.9 | starter |
| 2017 | R3, #87 | Davis Webb | QB | California | -54.5 | bust |
| 2017 | R4, #140 | Wayne Gallman | RB | Clemson | +29.5 | backup |
| 2017 | R5, #167 | Avery Moss | EDGE | Youngstown St. | -40.0 | active |
| 2017 | R6, #200 | Adam Bisnowaty | OL | Pittsburgh | -30.8 | active |
| 2016 | R1, #10 | Eli Apple | CB | Ohio St. | -23.9 | starter |
| 2016 | R2, #40 | Sterling Shepard | WR | Oklahoma | +9.9 | starter |
| 2016 | R3, #71 | Darian Thompson | S | Boise St. | -25.9 | bust |
| 2016 | R4, #109 | B.J. Goodson | EDGE | Clemson | +36.6 | backup |
| 2016 | R5, #149 | Paul Perkins | RB | UCLA | -3.0 | active |
| 2016 | R6, #184 | Jerell Adams | TE | South Carolina | -13.7 | active |
| 2015 | R1, #9 | Ereck Flowers | OL | Miami (FL) | -27.3 | bust |
| 2015 | R2, #33 | Landon Collins | S | Alabama | -12.1 | starter |
| 2015 | R3, #74 | Owamagbe Odighizuwa | EDGE | UCLA | -47.5 | bust |
| 2015 | R5, #144 | Mykkele Thompson | S | Texas | -42.2 | active |
| 2015 | R6, #186 | Geremy Davis | WR | Connecticut | +44.7 | backup |
| 2015 | R7, #226 | Bobby Hart | OL | Florida St. | +10.4 | starter |
| 2014 | R1, #12 | Odell Beckham Jr. | WR | LSU | +16.5 | starter |
| 2014 | R2, #43 | Weston Richburg | OL | Colorado St. | +24.6 | starter |
| 2014 | R3, #74 | Jay Bromley | DL | Syracuse | -42.5 | bust |
| 2014 | R4, #113 | Andre Williams | RB | Boston Col. | +22.4 | backup |
| 2014 | R5, #152 | Nat Berhe | CB | San Diego St. | -25.5 | backup |
| 2014 | R5, #174 | Devon Kennard | EDGE | USC | +48.4 | backup |
| 2014 | R6, #187 | Bennett Jackson | CB | Notre Dame | -23.4 | active |
| 2013 | R1, #19 | Justin Pugh | OL | Syracuse | -4.9 | starter |
| 2013 | R2, #49 | Johnathan Hankins | DL | Ohio St. | -28.8 | bust |
| 2013 | R3, #81 | Damontre Moore | EDGE | Texas A&M | -40.8 | bust |
| 2013 | R4, #110 | Ryan Nassib | QB | Syracuse | -49.4 | active |
| 2013 | R5, #152 | Cooper Taylor | CB | Richmond | -30.5 | active |
| 2013 | R7, #225 | Eric Herman | OL | Ohio | -25.8 | released |
| 2013 | R7, #253 | Michael Cox | RB | Massachusetts | -10.3 | active |
| 2012 | R1, #32 | David Wilson | RB | Virginia Tech | -58.4 | bust |
| 2012 | R2, #63 | Rueben Randle | WR | LSU | -45.1 | bust |
| 2012 | R3, #94 | Jayron Hosley | CB | Virginia Tech | -37.9 | bust |
| 2012 | R4, #127 | Adrien Robinson | TE | Cincinnati | -35.8 | active |
| 2012 | R4, #131 | Brandon Mosley | OL | Auburn | -34.9 | active |
| 2012 | R6, #201 | Matt McCants | OL | Ala-Birmingham | -15.6 | active |
| 2012 | R7, #239 | Markus Kuhn | DL | North Carolina St. | -8.1 | backup |
Questions
How good is Jerry Reese at drafting?
Jerry Reese has 11 starters and 10 busts from 39 picks, with a hit rate of 28% and -14.2 Draft Value Added per pick. A positive number means the picks outperformed their draft slot.
How good is Jerry Reese at evaluating offensive linemen?
Jerry Reese has drafted 8 offensive linemen: 4 starters, 1 busts, -13.1 DVA per pick. That is 6.5 points below the league average for offensive linemen.
How good is Jerry Reese at evaluating running backs?
Jerry Reese has drafted 5 running backs: 0 starters, 1 busts, -4.0 DVA per pick. That is 1.6 points below the league average for running backs.
How good is Jerry Reese at evaluating edge rushers?
Jerry Reese has drafted 5 edge rushers: 0 starters, 2 busts, -8.7 DVA per pick. That is 3.7 points above the league average for edge rushers.