Where each NFL team (including Giants) ranks in OL spending in 2024
The New York Giants have invested heavily in their offensive line over the past decade, both in draft assets and salary. The results have not reflected that investment as the team routinely ranks near the bottom of the league in O-line productivity.
In 2023, the Giants sported the second-worst offensive line in NFL history, allowing 85 sacks (an average of 5.0 per game).
It was back to the drawing board for general manager Joe Schoen this offseason. He responded by signing veterans Jon Runyan Jr., Jermaine Eluemunor, Matt Nelson, Austin Schlottmann, and Aaron Stinnie but failed to add a body during the 2024 NFL draft.
Still, the total spend is significant. The Giants continue to invest more in the OL than most other NFL teams.
With help from Spotrac, here is where the Giants rank among the rest of the NFL in spending along the offensive line, with each team’s 2024 cap hit being the benchmark.

Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $24.865 million
Percent of salary cap: 8.53%


Marc Lebryk-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $30.877 million
Percent of salary cap: 11.52%


Rich Barnes-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $31.995 million
Percent of salary cap: 11.19%


Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $33.059 million
Percent of salary cap: 12.02%


Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $33.257 million
Percent of salary cap: 11.86%


Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $34.425 million
Percent of salary cap: 12.63%


Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $34.545 million
Percent of salary cap: 13.18%


Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $37.160 million
Percent of salary cap: 13.49%


Mike DiNovo-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $38.220 million
Percent of salary cap: 14.16%


Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $38.462 million
Percent of salary cap: 13.91%


Jamie Sabau-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $38.575 million
Percent of salary cap: 14.83%


Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $39.830 million
Percent of salary cap: 14.74%


Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $40.034 million
Percent of salary cap: 14.45%


Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $40.901 million
Percent of salary cap: 15.95%


Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $41.454 million
Percent of salary cap: 14.78%


Shane Roper-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $42.432 million
Percent of salary cap: 15.11%


Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $44.382 million
Percent of salary cap: 16.07%


Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $47.775 million
Percent of salary cap: 16.75%


Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $48.162 million
Percent of salary cap: 18.13%


Aaron Doster-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $48.299 million
Percent of salary cap: 17.82%


Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $48.678
Percent of salary cap: 18.05%


Patrick Gorski-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $53.471 million
Percent of salary cap: 17.15%


Mike DiNovo-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $54.434 million
Percent of salary cap: 19.13%


Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $54.597 million
Percent of salary cap: 19.67%


Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $55.880 million
Percent of salary cap: 20.34%


Stan Szeto-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $56.183 million
Percent of salary cap: 18.63%


Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $59.707 million
Percent of salary cap: 23.77%


Chuck Cook-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $66.941 million
Percent of salary cap: 23.07%


Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $68.148 million
Percent of salary cap: 24.29%


Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $69.842 million
Percent of salary cap: 25.83%


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Cap hit: $70.984 million
Percent of salary cap: 26.32%


Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
Cap hit: $73.131 million
Percent of salary cap: 25.34%
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