Eli Manning, Odell Beckham Jr. and Brandon Marshall (New York Giants)
This group of G-men is another new trio that has the potential to do some real damage in 2017.
Manning is a fortunate quarterback and is poised for fabulous success with Marshall’s veteran skill set and Beckham’s feisty determination.
Marshall signed on with the Giants because he wants to play for a “winning team.” That definitely was not going to happen playing with the New York Jets. Marshall arrives to the Giants after scoring a career-best 14 touchdowns in 2015. He’ll be a tremendous asset for Manning when OBJ is drawing double coverage.
Speaking of coverage, Beckham is king of posting phenomenal numbers despite defenses trying to limit his production. The three-time Pro Bowl receiver has averaged 6.7 receptions and 95.9 yards per game over the course of his three-year career. OBJ has scored no less than 10 times per season as well.
Throw second-year receiver Sterling Shepard into the mix, and Manning should hit the trifecta this fall.