Sinorice Moss

Injuries and lack of opportunity have hampered Moss's development over the last few years, but with the Giants receiver position in flux, he's got as good an opportunity as he's ever had to carve out a role. There's some chance Moss fills the slot receiver role, though the team's receiving picture will have to sort itself out in camp.

Former second-round pick needs to stay healthy and prove he belongs in the NFL. Moss has excellent quickness and deep speed, but hasn't been a factor so far even when relatively healthy. He'll vie for a fourth receiver role behind Plaxico Burress, Amani Toomer and Steve Smith.

Moss' rookie season was almost entirely lost to a nagging quad injury, but he's healthy heading into camp for Year 2. With Amani Toomer returning from an ACL tear and rookie Steve Smith unfamilar with the system, Moss has a chance to make a significant impact as the team's slot receiver and also as a return man. Like his brother Santana, Moss has excellent quickness and the speed to get behind defenses. He could be worth a look especially as he gains experience as the season wears on.

Moss is a small, speedy receiver with good quickness and above-average polish for a rookie. He's expected to be the No. 3 option for the Giants' this season, giving them a smaller, shiftier presence in the slot. Moss is battling a quad injury early in camp, and No. 4 receiver Tim Carter has looked good, but assuming Moss returns before long, he should win the No. 3 job.