Projecting the Giants’ 53-man roster in the middle of May is fun, but most likely not a clip-and-save deal. The NFL Draft is not that far behind us. Rookie minicamp finished up a few days ago. The first of 10 OTA (organized team activity) sessions opened up on Monday, bringing rookies and veterans together for the first time. There is a mandatory three-day minicamp June 7-9 then a seven-week break before the start of training camp.

Head coach Brian Daboll faces so many personnel decisions this summer, and to complicate matters, general manager Joe Schoen will continue to add new players, including after cutdown day, when the Giants pick up players who were cut by other teams.

It is impossible to foresee the details of how this all might shake out other than to state, unequivocally, that there will be players on the roster the Giants take into the 2022 season who are not currently in the building.

OK, enough disclaimers. Let’s take a stab at projecting what the Giants’ 53-player roster will look like, based on the players currently on the roster: