Andrew Thomas: Underrated Giant

0:00On March 5th, here's the latest surrounding the NFL. Andrew Thomas proved himself as the most valuable player for the New York Giants last season. The 27-year-old left tackle anchored the offensive line and helped quarterback Jackson Dart develop. Drafted fourth overall in 2020, he bounced back strong after missing much of the prior year with a foot injury. Thomas excelled in past protection and run blocking over 802 snaps. He allowed just one sack, 13 pressures, and two hits while committing only three penalties. Proflip Ballfolk has ranked him 41st in their top 101 players list, with 10 other line in ahead despite his elite play. Fans express frustration over Thomas missing all pro and pro ball honors. Many believe he deserved a finalist spot for the new Protector of the Year award, his lower ranking only fuel talk that he's underrated league-wide. A healthy Thomas lifted the entire Giants offensive line into Proflip Ball focuses top 10. He made things easier for teammates, like Jermaine, Alua Muner, and John Runyon Jr., allowing Dart to shine as the season went on.

1:06Thomas missed the first two games recovering from foot surgery and the final two due to a hamstring issue, playing 13 games total. Analysts note availability matters for elite linemen. If he stays on the field more next year, expect bigger accolades for him and the team. Thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage, do not just listen to podcasts, get lost in them comfortably, so L-I-SoliPillow.com.