Jermaine Eluemunor
New York GiantsModel Score
How good he is at what he is supposed to be doing, out of 100. Not a projection of what he will do next, and not a read on his contract. Median is about 70, and a 95 is rare. How it is built →
Season Stats · 16 games
Draft & College
He went about where consensus had him.
Comps
STM Take
Career arc shows the rare 5th-round OT who has carved out genuine starter value across multiple teams. Three career tier 2 finishes (#9 in 2020, #25 in 2022, #15 in 2025) plus the steady tier 3-4 work in between confirms a defined skill set. At 32 the trajectory is closing the late chapter, but the 2025 production proves the technique is still operative.
Eluemunor came out of Texas A&M as Baltimore's 5th-round pick (159th overall) in 2017. He has spent nine NFL seasons bouncing between Baltimore, New England (two stints), Las Vegas, and the New York Giants. He was a 2020 New England starter at tier 2 (#9), then rebuilt his career as a Raiders starter in 2022-2023 (tier 4 #25, #26). The Giants signed him in 2024 (tier 6 #44) and he stayed for 2025 (tier 2 #15) as a steady veteran presence on a young line.
Strengths
- Three career tier 2 finishes across nine seasons with four different teams (#9 with New England 2020, #25 with Las Vegas 2022, #15 with Giants 2025) confirms transferable starter-grade technique.
- 9 NFL seasons of survival from a 5th-round pick plus the ability to swing between left and right tackle gives him a defined positional value.
Concerns
- At 32 the structural decline curve is approaching. Even technique-driven OTs typically lose a step in their mid-30s.
- Giants' offensive line as a whole has been a multi-year problem; Eluemunor's 2025 tier 2 finish came despite, not because of, the supporting cast.
What to watch: Whether the Giants retain him for 2026 as their veteran tackle anchor or move on for a younger draftee at the position.